Admission requirements can vary from city to city depending on the local issues and sustainability approach but we generally suggest to our local nodes a “one host-one home” policy. This means that unless differently specified we accept only hosts that have a maximum of one secondary house on the touristic market.

We are not exclusive, your accommodation can be listed on Fairbnb.coop and on other platforms

Signing up to be a fairbnb.coop host is easy! First, create an account on the platform by clicking here. Fill in the form and then click on the “Add new listing” button. Now you can simply follow the prompts to add your listing.

Yes! You can contact the host once your booking request has been confirmed!

You don’t “have” to rate the hosts but rating them and providing feedback does enable them to improve their accommodation and the experience for other guests in the future. 

Check out available destinations and accommodations by exploring all green pins on this map.

If the city you’re looking for isn’t available, it might mean that:

• there are not enough registered hosts in that city on the platform (we require a minimum of 10 verified faribnb.coop Hosts);;
• that local regulations don’t allow us to operate in that area or that non Local Node has been established yet. You can help opening a Local Node by getting more info here;.
  

We currently already offer quite a wide range of community projects that you can fund by travelling to our destinations. From community gardens and food surplus recovery centers to restoration of important community public spaces. You can browse them by clicking here.

We currently in the process of developing a democratic, open and accountable methodology for selecting community projects with the help of our local nodes and advisors. The one present on Fairbnb.coop now have been selected following the advice of our activists’ community in each pilot city.

Local Nodes are networks of hosts, neighbors and entities that facilitate the development of Fairbnb.coop in a specific area.
They are the engine of Fairbnb.coop, helping to tailor the platform to the needs of local communities, deciding on the projects that will be funded by the traveller’s contributions and ensuring the cooperative’s principles and vision are shared at a local level.
For Fairbnb.coop Local Nodes are the primary tool to promote circular economy and to build a local and organized ecosystems for a more equitable and sustainable tourism model.

Community projects can be freely suggested by filling a simple form here.

In order to protect the host with regard to the actual availability of the money needed for the rental, at the time of booking the credit card of the traveler is blocked the amount of the reservation: however, this will be charged only 48 hours after the confirmation of the same booking.
If for any reason the host does not accept the booking request, the amount will be released and will be available again on the traveler’s bank account, after a period of time that varies depending on the bank institution that supports his or her credit card.
The host will receive the rental amount, without the application of any commission, by the end of the month in which the check-in took place.