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Our hosts have been asking how they can help COVID-19 responders. We are partnering with them to help provide free or subsidized housing for 100,000 COVID-19 responders around the world. Hosts can opt in to provide homes that follow safety and cleanliness protocols based on recommendations from government health agencies. This idea started with pilots in Italy and France, and nearly 6,000 hosts have already offered their homes. Thank you to our host community for opening your doors. Tap the link in our bio for more information on how you can get involved.
We know you may have questions about the coronavirus (COVID-19) and what it means for you as an Airbnb host or guest. Swipe to learn more about our Extenuating Circumstances policy for reservations with check-in dates between March 14, 2020 and April 14, 2020. Guests who cancel will receive a full refund, and hosts will be able to cancel without charge or impact to their Superhost status. Airbnb will refund all its service fees for any coveted reservation that is cancelled. Click the link in our bio for updates.
$1 million among 10 winners. The Unique Airbnb Fund is looking for people everywhere who dream big, like Superhost Karen, whose high-desert bubble tent makes guests feel like they’re floating into the sky as they drift off to sleep. Got an idea for a one-of-a-kind home bursting with creativity? Enter the Unique Airbnb Fund by 11:59pm EST on April 15, 2020. For official rules, see link in bio. Photo: @jthavn
Where there’s a will, there’s a way. We’ve created a $1 million dollar fund for 10 people to build the most unconventional Airbnb they can dream up. From a boot to a wagon to a Russet potato, join the community of people who have reimagined what a house can be. Enter the Unique Airbnb Fund by 11:59PM EST on April 15, 2020. See official rules in the link in bio.
Superhost Pamela’s riverfront retreat lets you experience the jungle far from the crowds (unless you feel crowded by howler monkeys). Explore the Rio Dulce by paddleboard or take a boat to Rosita’s for fresh local seafood—try the robalo al vapor. Photo: @frankiesaunders
Textile designer Abril didn’t set out to create a thriving boutique hosting business—things just evolved that way. Seven years after deciding to try hosting for extra income, she and her partner are welcoming guests to 17 homes throughout Mexico City, including this bright Condesa apartment. The satisfaction she gets from building the business is matched only by her passion for sharing the city she loves. Swipe left to meet the host.
Tucked among Japanese maples in the Little Forest Hills neighborhood, Superhost Danielle’s handcrafted home lets you sink into the city’s contemplative side. A short walk takes you to the trails and gardens of White Rock Lake. When you need a break from all the serenity, head to The Goat to sing your lungs out (but only on karaoke nights, please).
Superhost Morgan’s villa gives you 180-degree views of Lake Atitlán and its majestic guardians. After a day of exploring the lake or nearby villages, visit one of your closest neighbors, Anzan, for an eclectic, locally sourced meal. Photo: @megaann.p
After an action-packed day on and around Lake Wakatipu—whether that means swimming, skiing, mountain biking, or extreme page-turning—you need a cozy place to relax. That’s where Superhost Martin’s house comes in. Once you feel recharged, take a short, scenic walk into town for fine Kiwi cuisine at Rātā. Photo: @terrieleeee
Don’t let your private pool keep you from taking a deeper dip in local cenotes, two of which are just a five-minute jungle walk away. Diego, the host of these elegant little villas, can also help you figure out the best way to explore the nearby Mayan ruins—or to find the freshest ceviche in town. Photo: @haleymahl21
Viviana’s eclectic house is a perfect introduction to the bohemian Santa Teresa neighborhood, where restored colonials mingle with art studios. The view from inside is just the start. Panoramas seem to lurk around every corner, whether you’re wandering the area’s hilly streets or climbing Escadaria Selarón—the famous nearby staircase covered in brilliant mosaics. Photo: @_karinegoncalves
One way to start your day at Natalie’s big hinterland house: grab some ingredients from the property’s trees—avocado, banana, fig, mango, orange—and have breakfast on the balcony while the mist lifts. Then pack up the leftovers for a picnic at Minyon Falls (a half-hour away) or the beach (even closer). Photo: @nataliewalton
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