A female solo traveler reveals how she turned to her Airbnb In Paris – Found this as the picture.
Bekah Tiktokvisit social media platforms, share videos of yourself standing in your apartment with the title “Paris Airbnb Nightmare”.
She said, “I don’t think I’m going to be able to stay in Airbnb in Paris.
‘I’m here, I’m off EurostarI think everything goes smoothly.
“I booked this place last week and it was cheap, but I think that was because it was a little far away, but look at what was in the room when I walked in. ”
Bekah is a British man with over 392,000 followers on Tiktok and then displays the camera around the windows with black molds.
“That’s a black mold, I don’t want to stay here,” she said.
She then showed an image of what the room should look like in the picture, which was very different from what was in front of her.
Bekah once used @festivalStyled as @festivalStyple on tiktok, and he brought to the social media platform to share a video of himself standing in an apartment titled “Paris Airbnb Nightmare”
Bekah, a British man with more than 392,000 followers on Tiktok, showed black molds around the window (pictured). She said: “That’s such a black mold, I don’t want to stay here,’
Then she showed what the room should look like in the picture, which looked very different from what was in front of her.
She continued: “The actual place is good. Although I think it’s really cold, that’s why there may be molds because they don’t heat up enough.
“But I just stayed here with a little weed and I didn’t even want to stay here, the problem was that I ordered the food to arrive at the same time as me and it was 20 minutes away from me, and the Airbnb host didn’t reply to the photos I sent.
“I’m so happy, I just want to go to bed. I went out for two nights in a row. I’m ready to go to bed, and that’s just adding another layer.
Worse, Bekah then walked past the front door of the apartment next door, where the gender noise could be heard.
She joked in the title: “The two people in the next room are paid actors.”
Bekah then told her followers that the new Airbnb she was trying to book had turned down her request because they did not clean up the property, so she had to go to another Airbnb nearby, which was twice the cost she had paid.
“Hopefully no one has sex next person,” she added.
In another video, she updated her followers on the new Airbnb only to find it has molds on the walls around the windows.
Worse, Bekah then walked past the front door of the apartment next door
In another video, she updated her followers on the new Airbnb only to find it on the wall and there are molds around the windows (above)
She joked: “At this time, I’m going to get poisoned.”
Finally, Airbnb contacted Bekah, watched her video, returned her, found a new Airbnb, and also placed her in the hotel overnight, because it was 10pm when they could solve anything.
When approaching comments via MailOnline Travel, an Airbnb spokesperson said: “We are disappointed that our guests have this experience and our community support team quickly provided them with full support, including full refunds and reimbursement for alternative accommodation and other expenses.
“With more than 2 billion guests arrived, such reports were unusually rare and listings were suspended until the hosts provided documented evidence that they corrected the issue. ”