I can’t speak for others but I would probably accept a 50% fee providing they cancelled asap, as I could probably rebook some of the days. The best option if you have to leave early is to submit a change request and try to negotiate with the host. But if the guest leaves early yet doesn’t actually cancel, I am betting that the system prevents them from rebooking the same place. Apparently she got annoyed about it, but she didn’t mention anything until the review.Īs for getting double the money you should be logically correct. So as she’d now indicated twice it was her leaving date (once in original booking, then second payment still only went until the 31st of October) I assumed she planned to leave. Once either the remainder is less than 30 days OR a partial-month payment is made, the stay contains a confirmed finish date. To “keep” her right to stay there must first be calendar availability, and second she must extend her finish date to more than one month in the future, and that way, Air charges a full month on the next payment day. When the end of September passed it was less than 30 days left, so she had cancelled her right to stay there on an ongoing basis. She also could have cancelled her booking, say, on the 20th of September, and then she is permitted to pay and stay until the 20th of October - even though she originally said she’d be there until 31st.Īs for her she said nothing to me about wanting to extend the stay into November. If she had wanted to stay longer, I’m pretty sure she has to extend the booking in the system before the end of September as she needs to give one months’ notice to the host. In her case, the system charged her one month at the beginning of the booking, then in the middle of October, it charged her until the end. She arrived in the middle of September and originally booked until the end of October.
I’m a bit confused by the first post but I’ve had one guest long-term and this is how it worked.
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