Host has a very long, exhaustive list of House Rules which few guests follow to read before booking on airbnb.
One of them entails smoking rules.
Beyond no smoking within the property, it states “if any smell of smoke is detected”, they will fine you 200USD a day - that means for you smokers, you’re not allowed to enter this property or reserve the place at all.
Host decided to cancel my reservation after 2days when they smelled smoke odor off my jacket, clothes, or whatever that smokers give off the odor from with NO REFUND.
If this is THAT much of a dealbreaker for them, they should really highlight this particular rule, reiterate it, confirm it for the disproportionate penalty they have in place.
If the House rule read in a sandwich somewhere: “no snorers or no poor-smelling guests or no perfume users - otherwise we’ll cancel your booking with no refund” - will you get robbed off when you missed it out & can’t argue the subjectivity?