Yes, some Airbnb hosts do ask guests to cancel reservations, and it does happen—but it’s important to handle it carefully.
Why a host might ask you to cancel
Common reasons include:
A double booking or calendar mistake
Property maintenance or damage
Local regulation or compliance issues
The host realizing they can’t accommodate your stay
What you should know (very important)
If the host is At Fault, the host should cancel—not you.
When a host cancels, Airbnb can:
Issue a full refund
Help you rebook another place
Sometimes offer travel credit
If you cancel instead:
You may lose part of your money depending on the cancellation policy
It can affect your eligibility for Airbnb support or rebooking help
What to do if a host asks you to cancel
Ask the host (politely) to cancel on their end if they cannot host you.
Keep all communication on Airbnb messages (important for proof).
If the host insists, contact Airbnb Support and explain the situation.
Do not cancel under pressure, especially if you’ll lose money.
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The best question ever asked on Earth is the following: "Is this life all there is?"
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