To set a weekly or monthly discount for longer reservations:

Weekly and monthly discounts are highlighted to guests in search results as well as on the price breakdown on your listing page. The Arizona homeowner said the specter of a slowdown also played a part in her decision to leave the platform.Most guests who are booking longer stays actively look for listings with weekly or monthly discounts. In 2022, short-term-rental analytics site AirDNA recorded the highest-ever number of listings in the US - 1.4 million nationwide - and warned hosts to expect a slight drop in occupancy in 2023. The frustrations with Airbnb come as short-term-rental owners face more competition than ever, with some fearing an 'Airbnbust,' described as a slowdown in bookings or revenue due to rising demand from travelers being outweighed by too much supply. Rick Carlson, who owns four rentals in popular vacation spot Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, said last summer that he was going to switch his properties to long-term, or annual, renters for reasons that included being exhausted by 'ridiculous' guest demands. In December, Sara and Tony Robinson, who own 22 short-term rentals that bring in $1.3 million in annual revenue, told Insider that they wanted to reduce reliance on Airbnb and promote direct bookings to avoid fees.

While Airbnb is the dominant platform over rivals like Vrbo and, hosts have previously boycotted the platform over policies they see as favoring guests. The Arizona homeowner joins other short-term-rental owners and managers who have expressed dissatisfaction with Airbnb as a booking platform. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.

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