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Get £50 off your first Airbnb booking over £100

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I have never covered Airbnb on Head for Points.  Whilst a lot of people are finding it an attractive alternative to hotels, our focus is primarily on the large chains and their loyalty schemes.

If you have wondered what all the fuss was about and are tempted to give it a go, this is a good opportunity.

Reader Jamie sent me this generous Airbnb deal from the Barclaycard ‘Bespoke Offers’ portal although you don’t need a Barclaycard to use it.

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Via this link, you can generate a code worth £50 off a £100+ Airbnb booking if you are a new customer.  You must book by 31st March for a stay by 31st May.

It isn’t going to tempt me, but I am interested in your experiences with Airbnb.  If you’ve ever used it, please let me know via the comments below how you found it.

If you are looking for a refer-a-friend link for Airbnb, which will get you £25 off your first booking, Anika’s link is here.


Hotel offers update – April 2024:

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  • Hilton Honors is offering a 100% bonus when you buy points by 14th May 2024. Click here.

Comments (37)

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  • Sanya says:

    Hi, We are AirBnB hosts in Surrey 🙂 and I can not praise the experience enough. We hosted over 30-40 guests by now from all over the World and the biggest reward it gave us as a family, is the confidence in humanity and the existence of genuine strangers. We welcome people to our home and we didn’t have one single bad experience…
    Just wanted to mention that Airbnb community is based on the reviews which begin greater and better gives hosts as well as the guests confidence to make that booking without actually being certain what kind of experience the journey will turn out to be…

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