AIRBNB Referrals

[burmans]

Airbnb referral

Use my link to sign up and you get US 25 off your first airbnb stay

https://www.airbnb.com.au/c/sburman?s=4

 

[burmans]

Re: Airbnb referral

Use my link to sign up and you get US 25 off your first airbnb stay

https://www.airbnb.com.au/c/sburman?s=4

Thanks to those who have used my link (I assume its from here), hope you enjoyed your trip!!

 

[bigray73]

Re: Airbnb referral

Thanks Burmans

 

[burmans]

Re: Airbnb referral

Thanks Burmans

No problem, I'm personally a big fan (and thanks to the other couple of people who have used recently).

 

[OzEire]

Re: Airbnb referral

I have a referral code too. Please DM me if you would like it.

 

[burmans]

Re: Airbnb referral

And thanks again to whoever used my code and a reminder it is still valid

https://www.airbnb.com.au/c/sburman?s=4

 

[DynastyWarrior]

Re: Airbnb referral

So I am interested in using Airbnb for the first time in 2015. Does anyone have any good/bad experiences or stories that I should know before popping my Airbnb cherry?

 

[burmans]

Re: Airbnb referral

So I am interested in using Airbnb for the first time in 2015. Does anyone have any good/bad experiences or stories that I should know before popping my Airbnb cherry?

I'm up to about my 8th place now via AirBNB, my wife has stayed in about 4 more and between my sisters another 6 or so. Largely all good to great. My advice is to look for places with plenty of reviews and actually read those reviews carefully.

The only issues I have had relate to finding properties and arranging times so would suggest you make sure you have contact details email and phone and make sure you know where the property is and arrange meet up times beforehand.

 

[Isochronous]

Re: Airbnb referral

I'm up to about my 8th place now via AirBNB, my wife has stayed in about 4 more and between my sisters another 6 or so. Largely all good to great. My advice is to look for places with plenty of reviews and actually read those reviews carefully.

The only issues I have had relate to finding properties and arranging times so would suggest you make sure you have contact details email and phone and make sure you know where the property is and arrange meet up times beforehand.

Austin, DC, HK, Krakow, Vienna, Budapest - used it in all those places and had great stays. It truly has revolutionised travel.

 

[uiopui]

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Ive done 50+ stays mostly in Europe but also in places like HK, KL, Tokyo, NYC, Montreal /Toronto.

Advice is as above, read reviews, and ask for clear directions and pickup instructions. The only issues i have had related to those sort of things, ie in Prague i had to pickup keys from the other side of town as he (host) had to work that day, or Airbnb map having incorrect location and the place was several blocks away.

I also look for professional rentals as they are often cleaner, uncluttered and more streamlined - ie keysafes for selfserve "checkin /checkout". You can usually tell from feedback and pictures if its a professional rental as opposed to someones home.

Having said that i didnt mind staying at someones home on a semi private island in Croatia or rooftop apartment in Brooklyn given they are just inaccessible through hotels.

I used it for more of my travels previously as it was priced with much greater discount margin in prior years(2011/2012) however on my recent stint away this year i found some decent boutique hotels for a similar price and probably stayed in hotels as much as airbnb.

If Burmans doesnt mind id also be happy to refer - PM if interested.

 

[OzEire]

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In reply to the question re. new to Airbnb, my advice is:

1. to read the listing very carefully (don't assume the host thinks like you, everyone is different).

2. If you have questions then ask your potential host before booking - this is also a good way to start the dialogue with them and get a feel for how you can expect to be treated during the stay.

3. Don't expect the stay to be like a hotel, and don't treat your host like a business - mutual respect goes a long way.

4. Read host and listing reviews, and be wary of too many bad reviews (or no reviews :shock: ).

and use my referral code (PM me)

 

[burmans]

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I used it for more of my travels previously as it was priced with much greater discount margin in prior years(2011/2012) however on my recent stint away this year i found some decent boutique hotels for a similar price and probably stayed in hotels as much as airbnb.

Agree, I think the discounts in some cases have decreased. But not in all cases, still some bargains out there, also it is worth googling the description, some properties are available on multiple sites (e.g. stayz, Tripadvisor, FlipKey) and some have lower or no fees.

 

[Canada]

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Are people allowed to recommend a particular air b&b place they stayed? Like, I mean, mention it here or is that not done? For New York does it work out cheaper? 2 people mother/daughter.

 

[burmans]

Re: Airbnb referral

Are people allowed to recommend a particular air b&b place they stayed? Like, I mean, mention it here or is that not done? For New York does it work out cheaper? 2 people mother/daughter.

I think mentioning a place is allowed but must say NYC is one place I would normally avoid AirBnB since short term letting is against the law (well mostly). Too risky IMO, there are some apartment rentals allowed but very hard to understand the rules if not a New Yorker (and reputedly many of them don't either).

Have you checked the B&B and Inns section or Other Accommodation on Tripadvisor. San Fermin B&B (really apartments) is consistently =1, East Village apartments or the Chelsea Pines Inn also get consistently good reviews.

 

[burmans]

Re: Airbnb referral

And thanks again to whoever used my code and a reminder it is still valid

https://www.airbnb.com.au/c/sburman?s=4

 

[burmans]

My referral link will now get you USD $50 (currently AUD $64) off your AirBnB booking when you first signup and use for a booking

www.airbnb.com.au/c/sburman?s=8

If you have family/friends with different email accounts they can signup too and you get the signup credit multiple times!! If you are thinking about using AirBnB this makes your first stay very inexpensive to try them out!

 

[enander]

Re: Now USD $50 for Airbnb

Thanks!! Signed up using your referral link, would be handy for our Japan booking

 

[burmans]

Re: Now USD $50 for Airbnb

Thanks!! Signed up using your referral link, would be handy for our Japan booking

Thanks to those who have signed up, link still available

www.airbnb.com.au/c/sburman?s=8

 

[cafii]

$31 (AUD) credit for signing up for AIRBNB

You will receive $31 credit for joining airbnb with a referral link: www.airbnb.com.au/c/cyu1245?s=8

Very handy for budget overseas/interstate trips!

Just for full disclosure, the referrer gets $31 credit if the referee makes a booking and $94 credit if the referee hosts.

 

[burmans]

You will receive $31 credit for joining airbnb with a referral link: www.airbnb.com.au/c/cyu1245?s=8

Very handy for budget overseas/interstate trips!

Just for full disclosure, the referrer gets $31 credit if the referee makes a booking and $94 credit if the referee hosts.

Another one post wonder, am sure long term AFF members will be aware of existing referral offers from people who didnt just join yesterday!