A strict set of rules and consequences outlined by a host to address unacceptable guest behavior, such as property damage, excessive noise, or violations of house rules.
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Glossary Term: Guest Screening
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The process of vetting potential guests to minimize risks associated with property damage, noise complaints, or other issues.
Decisions and actions taken by a short-term rental property owner regarding their property, pricing, guest selection, and overall management, typically within the bounds of platform policies and local regulations.
Using third-party services to verify guest identities, check for criminal records, and assess the risk of potential guests.
Using third-party services to confirm the identity of guests booking a short-term rental to prevent fraud and security risks.
A feature on Airbnb allowing hosts to automatically accept booking requests from guests meeting specific criteria without manual review.
The steps taken by a host or property manager to evaluate potential guests and minimize risks associated with bookings.
A playful term for an ideal guest who is respectful, responsible, and leaves positive reviews after their stay.
A humorous term for a problematic guest who disregards house rules, causes damage, or leaves negative reviews.
The process of verifying a guest’s identity and booking information to prevent fraud and ensure safety and security for both hosts and guests.
The minimum age set by a short-term rental host for the primary guest booking and staying at their property, often implemented to comply with platform policies or to mitigate risks associated with younger guests.