The rental host goes viral after the guest claims that his home has “inaccessible to weight.”
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A Tiktok man became the virus claiming that he received two-star reviews from guests online as his rental home was deemed not “weight accessible.”
Over 20,000 likes! In the video that earned hundreds of comments, the host shared the complaints the guests thought they’d told him after their stay.
“They were on the bigger side and I don’t think my home fully accommodated their size,” the host said.
He claimed that the guests couldn’t fit in the doorway, and then the host commented, “I have a standard door frame.”
He also said the guest insisted that “some of the furniture looked unstable at best and we were scared that we were going to break it.”
The Virus Tiktok video revealed the host’s response to the two-star reviews he received online. (istock)
“And they noticed, ‘Your egg chair on your deck has a weight limit of 330 pounds.” It’s not me, but the manufacturer that puts it (there) and that’s for one person,” the host added.
“Then they said, ‘Unfortunately, none of us could use it.’
The Tiktoker host claimed that an Airbnb guest said His bed Very soft, they both felt they were going to go to the cave in the middle when they were on top of it.
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“I might say this house isn’t perfect for you,” the host added accordingly.
The host concluded that it was “not a study lesson” for him, but “hopefully (it was) just for them.”
Fox News Digital reached out to Tiktoker and airbnb For comments.
The Tiktoker host who posted his video said the guest told him that the bed was very soft and felt they both went to the cave in the middle when they were both on top of it. (Getty Images)
The Airbnb website lists a variety of accessibility features that hosts can add to their list.
Some Related Features It could be related to larger size guests and could be the width of the house.
Both the phrases “Entrance to Guests Under 32” and “Entrance to Rooms Under 32” are listed.
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Tiktokers visited the comments section to share their opinions on the issue.
“As Plus size People, I can’t imagine this being titled “One Woman.”
The user asked, “If it didn’t fit in the door frame, how did you know about the rest?”
“You might say this house isn’t perfect for you,” said Tiktalker of Viral Video, referring to his guest who complained about his home. (istock)
“Thank you for treating this with professionalism. Unfortunately, qualifications can be of every scale,” one woman said.
Another user said, “I’m a plus size. This level of qualification is crazy. I always check the weight limit.”
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Still another wrote, “I’ve read low reviews for this reason. Sometimes the problem doesn’t apply to me either.”
Another Tiktoker said, “If you’re going to do this, I think you should have very sturdy furniture. Think about a hotel Use such furniture. ”
“My house didn’t fully accommodate their size,” the tenant said in his viral video. (istock)
Airbnb started in 2007. “Two hosts welcomed three guests to their San Francisco homes and have since grown to over 5 million hosts who have welcomed the arrival of more than 2 billion guests in almost every country around the world,” the company notes.
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“Every day, our hosts offer unique stays, experiences and services that allow our guests to connect with the community in a more authentic way.”