Removing a review
You can’t remove a review written about you, but you still have some options, such as responding or disputing it. Here are cases where it might make sense to ask that a review be removed.
Remove or edit someone else’s review
If you think a review violates our Reviews Policy, you can report it to us. Reviews will be removed if they violate our Reviews Policy, and both the guest and Host will be informed of this decision upon removal. You can also contact us to request a change in the gender pronoun used to describe you in a review.
The policy is designed to protect the integrity of our review system by allowing for removal of reviews that are fake, irrelevant, or manipulated, but to generally allow people’s subjective view of a stay to be shared with other members of the community. Learn about our Content Policy as well.
Remove your own review
You can remove a review you published if it no longer reflects your genuine experience as a guest or Host. Just reach out to our customer support team with your request to remove a review you’ve authored.
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How reviews work
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Editing a review you wrote
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Airbnb's Reviews Policy
Our policy helps ensure helpful, informative, and accurate reviews for guests and hosts.