FAQ - How Airbnb Categories Work?
On May 11, Airbnb introduced the Airbnb 2022 Summer Release with a new way to search designed around Airbnb Categories. Now potential guests are able to search for everything from bed & breakfasts and tiny homes to camping, national parks, and countryside properties, organized into these categories.
Full list of Airbnb categories
Available Airbnb Categories
- Lakefront
- National parks
- Chalets
- Islands
- Beach
- Tiny homes
- OMG!
- Camping
- A-frames
- Design
- Arctic
- Amazing pools
- Treehouses
- Surfing
- Bed & breakfasts
- Caves
- Tropical
- Countryside
- Earth homes
- Shared homes
- Luxe
- Farms
- Amazing views
- Castles
- Skiing
- Historical homes
- Mansions
- Golfing
- Cycladic homes
- Barns
- Iconic cities
- Chef's kitchens
- Domes
- Campers
- Shepherd's huts
- Boats
- Vineyards
- Casas particulares
- Windmills
- Kezhans
- Houseboats
- Minsus
- Beachfront
- Ryokans
- Ski-in/out
- Towers
- Yurts
- Desert
- Off-the-grid
- Containers
- Grand pianos
- Creative spaces
- Trulli
- Riads
- Dammusos
- Lake
Here are some answers to some Airbnb Categories FAQs
- How does Airbnb decide which categories to highlight?
- How are listings selected for Airbnb Categories?
- Within each category, what factors determine the order in which listings appear?
- How do I ensure my listing shows up in a category?
- Can Hosts categorize their own listing?
- How often are categories updated?
- I believe my home should be included in a category, but it hasn’t yet been added. What can I do?
- Can I see which categories my listing appears in for guests?
- Can I accept or reject which category my listing shows up in?
- Inclusion in a category may raise guest expectations. What if we see a decline in reviews due to increased guest expectations?
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