Can Airbnb hosts see how many stars you gave them?

At the moment it's not possible to see the star ratings that an individual guest has given you. You can see a summary of your ratings, by property, by visiting the Stats page on the desktop platform. Airbnb will let you know if there are areas that you could improve upon, based on your most recent guests ratings.



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Before you book, a Host will only be shown your first name and identity verification status. Your full name and profile photo will be shared with the Host after your booking is confirmed.

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Airbnb Guest with No Reviews This is especially necessary if they already don't have an ID and photos. Here are some of the questions that hosts can ask Airbnb guests with no reviews: What is your purpose for visiting? How many people will be staying?

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Airbnb holds hosts to a strict 5-star-or-bust expectation. They take any review that is less than 5-stars to indicate that there are major problems with a property or host. In fact, if a host's account average drops below a 4.8-star rating, then they lose their Superhost status.

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But once both a host and a guest submit their reviews, or the 14-day review period has ended—whichever comes first—both reviews are automatically published simultaneously. Then it's impossible to edit your review and make any changes. Remember: you can't request edits to a review written about you.

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Your average rating will never get back to a perfect 5.00. However, it will show as 5.00 (due to rounding) on the Airbnb website if you get your actual rating to 4.995. You aren't going to like what it takes to get there, though. You would actually need 399 5-star reviews to get your average up to 4.995.

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Airbnb Superhost requirements The four criteria that hosts must meet to become an Airbnb Superhost are: Host at least 10 stays in the past year. Respond to 90% of new guest messages within 24 hours. Have a 4.8 or better overall rating.

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Airbnb holds hosts to a strict 5-star-or-bust expectation. They take any review that is less than 5-stars to indicate that there are major problems with a property or host. In fact, if a host's account average drops below a 4.8-star rating, then they lose their Superhost status.

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These reviews work differently from regular stays—guest reviews are private and Host reviews are public.

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A bad review can really sting. But even the most hospitable Host might get some negative guest feedback from time to time. You always have the option to reply to reviews publicly on your listing. Responding constructively shows that you care about your guests' feedback.

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It is normal to look at a Google review for a business that has 4.5–4.8 stars and think it is a very good rating. However, Airbnb holds hosts to a much higher standard. In fact, host are held to near perfection, with severe repercussions. If a host drops below 4.8 stars, they will lose Superhost status.

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If a review is less than 5-stars, it is seen as a sign that there are major problems with the property or host. According to some observations, the average Airbnb host quality score is 4.7. If an account's rating falls below 4.6 stars, this is a serious sign to a host. You might loose your Super-host status.

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Guests have 14 days to submit a review, and hosts have 14 days to review their guests. Long Story Long, reviews on Airbnb do matter! They play a critical role in establishing trust, increasing visibility, and informing decision-making for both hosts and guests.

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There are a variety of reasons why a host may decline a booking on Airbnb. For example, if the dates requested by the guest do not align with their availability or if they have already accepted another booking for those same dates.

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One can get a feel for the guest just from what they write in the request. Wishing you the best Airbnb experience. It's foolish not to accept requests from people with no reviews. People have to start somewhere; just like you have to start somewhere as a Host.

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