Post: #1

Any experiences?

Some cities/countries seem much more expensive than others, thus appear unappealing, but i'd like to visit them too.

Post: #2

It really depends on the vibe of the place you are staying in.
I have stayed in shared accommodation a few times in cities where it was really expensive to get my own place. In some Airbnb place every room is rented out on the site so you probably won't even meet other people staying in the house as they are travellers too and they most likely wouldn't give a shit anyway.

The problem arises when the host is staying in the house too and they are not young. I actually got fucked twice this way this year.
One time I was staying at this middle aged lady place, really cool and clean house. That night I went out and met a Brazilian girl that I did not feel right about bringing her back home, even though the lady host was chilled I am pretty sure she would have freaked out or made a scene the day after.
Ended up having to spend $90 in a hotel room to bang the girl..

The other time it happened I was staying in London with this Russian girl who was renting out the other room in her apartment and she was looked half psycho (and also was pretty clear about not bringing back people to her place). I had to pass on an opportunity to bang some skank I met at a bar as she was not hot enough to be worth the drama, or paying another place just for the night.

Bottom line I would always try to get my own place as first choice, if you go for shared accommodation ask if the other rooms are also listed on Airbnb and if the host of the house is living there I would ask what is the rule for bringing back guests.

Post: #3

I would definitely ask the host for permission beforehand, or you might get a bad review which can bite you in the ass later on, because some hosts do check your reviews before they approve a request.

Post: #4

Traveling is important, of course. However focus your time and efforts on growing your career so you don't have to worry about asking this.

I'm assuming you're young. Stay in a hostel and have fun that way.

Post: #5

This just doesn't happen. Have some integrity man

Post: #6

Always rent your own place if possible! even if its a tiny ass studio.

Post: #7

It's generally a bad idea and you're better off saving up for your own place.

However if you find a boarding house type of arrangement, where the whole place is rented to foreigners and the owner doesn't live in the same apartment, then it can be ok.

I rented places like that 3 times back in the day. Two of them worked out well, I saved money, and banged chicks. One I got kicked out of for banging chicks late at night.

Post: #8

If you did that to me as a host, I'd kick you out - and I'm a game-aware red-pill person. Now imagine how a normie would react to you bringing back random skanks.

Post: #9

Maybe it hasn't happen to you yet but allegedly it's super easy to get banned from Airbnb (often it just takes 1 host to complain) and there's almost no way to appeal or circumvent a ban (because they take your passport information unlike other booking apps). Often it's one of the best sites in terms of getting cheap weekly and monthly rentals so getting banned would be disastrous for a nomad like myself.


Still I had brought women to my "whole place" Airbnb but I was lucky where the host (who often lived in the same building but in another suite) didn't catch me in the act.


I have a slight problem where apparently I have an unit in Taiwan with a security guard and he might end up being a cockblock or even rat me out to the host.

Post: #10

(09-14-2018 09:50 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  If you did that to me as a host, I'd kick you out - and I'm a game-aware red-pill person. Now imagine how a normie would react to you bringing back random skanks.

Post: #11

Your airbnb should be optimal to bring girls to - not a place where you think that one lead might or might not be into you.

Never plan with that - better learn Game, approach girls in the street. If a room-mate happens to be cute, you approach, but she is just a lead - nothing more.

Post: #12

I've pulled to private rooms before, zero fucks given. I typically rent a whole place but occasionally I arrive to a city last minute and central options are almost none last minute on weekends.

No bad reviews.

Post: #13

Like others have mentioned, make sure that the host does not live there, that can easily fuck things up. If it's just other travellers, then who cares, they are neither going to stop you nor write your Airbnb reviews for you.

If on the other hand you're forced into a situation with them, figure out when they go to bed, what their schedule is like etc. I was in Brazil and had an Airbnb with an old couple. They mentioned that they try to go to bed early, like 10PM. So in my mind, I kept a note I'd only bring a girl back after that time, and it worked. Turning up the loud ass air conditioning and living in a room far from the hosts contributed to this.

But by far the best is to have your own place. There's already a lot of hurdles to get over, don't add another if you can afford it.

Post: #14

I will join in the chorus of "no".

My first AirBNB experience was years ago and this exact situation arose. I was paying for a room in a house with two girls that were renting it out (they were subletting on AirBNB); they were chatty hipsters and very casual and relaxed. Having spent many university years living in sharehouses, I didn't give etiquette a second thought and pulled a girl home. After I left, I was surprised to find myself rebuked by the hosts via the app's messaging service who were apparently not pleased with having to wash sheets with dried body fluids on them. Fair enough. I offered to pay for a dry clean of the laundry but they declined. No negative review, but in hindsight it was inconsiderate.

I always get my own place when I travel now.

(09-15-2018 09:27 PM)Celestial Wrote:  Like others have mentioned, make sure that the host does not live there, that can easily fuck things up. If it's just other travellers, then who cares, they are neither going to stop you nor write your Airbnb reviews for you.

If on the other hand you're forced into a situation with them, figure out when they go to bed, what their schedule is like etc. I was in Brazil and had an Airbnb with an old couple. They mentioned that they try to go to bed early, like 10PM. So in my mind, I kept a note I'd only bring a girl back after that time, and it worked. Turning up the loud ass air conditioning and living in a room far from the hosts contributed to this.

But by far the best is to have your own place. There's already a lot of hurdles to get over, don't add another if you can afford it.

Post: #15

I disagree with the "no" people here.

I've pulled girls back to "private" rooms in AirBnBs in Europe, Central America, South America and in the U.S.

I almost always ask the host in advance in a message. I usually ask them an initial question about the apartment, let them respond, then follow up with a message about how if I went out and happened to meet a girl whether they'll be upset if I bring her back.

Reason? It's often not worth the premium to stay in a whole apartment.

Nearly every host I've asked in advance have said it's totally fine. One host, I was renting a 2nd bedroom in an apt. with him and his girlfriend, joked with me once we met in person that, "me bringing a girl back is included as part of the Airbnb rental".

And if you don't ask in advance, it's probably still fine. You'll get a better sense once you meet the host in person if they're younger (under 40) and cool, or if they're older and really strict. You can usually get this sense just from the reviews.

When in doubt, don't hesitate to offer up your spot if you're getting positive vibes with the girl. The vast majority of girls will not care whether there's a roommate.

What matters much, much more is your ability to go out, make approaches, and run good date game. Focus on those if you feel like you're weak!