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We are a married couple living in private family house in Belgrade, capital of Serbia.
Alexa is an astrophysist and science promoter.
Goldie is working at the TV company as video editor and programme coordinator.
Before discovering Booking.com, we hosted a lot of friends from various countries. Now, we would like to offer our property to wider community of travellers.
Alexa is an astrophysist and science promoter.
Goldie is working at the TV company as video editor and programme coordinator.
Before discovering Booking.com, we hosted a lot of friends from various countries. Now, we would like to offer our property to wider community of travellers.
If you rent your property on more than one platform, than you should synchronize their calendars to avoid double bookings.
Both Airbnb and Booking have feature to connect to other calendars, so you should set them on both sides:
In this case, when guest reserves the accommodation on one platform, it will automatically be shown as unavailable on another. By "automatically", I mean automatic synchronization which occurs in periodic time intervals. Even though, it's a good practice to manually synchronize them (just click refresh) to prevent booking from other platform during interval between two automatic synchronizations.
So, to avoid these situations in the future:
Selected room closed at selected dates means that this particular room is not available for booking at these particular dates. From guest's point of view, this means that it will not appear in results when guest looks for accommodation for these dates.
As there are lot of private / individual hosts here, they usually use it in these cases:
In all these cases, hosts close the dates to prevent to being booked, so they can use the property for the purpose they want! Normally, after these purposely uses, they open it to be bookable again.
Wow! What a surprise! As we are sure that we did listed it, we searched for it both in amenities and facilities/services and indeed we did not find either. It seems that it is removed, Very strange, as WiFi is one of the most wanted option, so for some guests it is mandatory and as such, matter of decision.
Therefore, it is probably removed accidentally, or intended to move it somewhere else as a separate option. Thus, we hope that it will reappear.
There are two different applications: Booking.com for guests and Pulse for hosts, and users can log into them with different accounts. Maybe you logged with your guest account? Be sure to log with the same credentials that you use to log on Extranet.
Hi @Alessandro Colotti
This is Global Partner Community. If you need to discuss something in general, please use English, as not everybody here speaks Italian.
If your question is related particularly to Italia, there is Italian Partner Community, which is the right place for such questions.
https://partner.booking.com/it/community
Hello Petra. There can be various factors that affect the price. For example, active promotion, guest is genius, applied discount,... To understand the price, go to reservation and then the price. There, you will get detailed breakdown of the price so you can see how it is formed.
You can do this by clicking Property -> General info -> Snooze your property.
Here, you can provide the reason why you are turning it off.
We will not use such wording as the previous partner, but we do agree that payments and partner support are the weakest parts in the system. It's really questionable why Booking, as a reputable company, is unable to provide an efficient way to manage payments like Airbnb does.
In order to keep point of view objective, we will not describe particular details, but suggest partners to read discussions on this forum and to make their own opinion.