We stayed. We took notes. Here they are.

A travel review only counts if you can check it. So we show our work: the message logs, the photographs, the dates, the host's own replies. One stay per page, written up properly, with the receipts attached.

Message logs Photos and video Dates and costs The host's own words

The file so far

Stays we have written up

Newest first. Each one is a full page, because a star rating has never once told anybody what actually happened.

Casa Coquito as pictured in the Airbnb listing: an open-air living space looking out toward the pool terrace.
Critical Airbnb · 1.5/5

Casa Coquito

La Libertad, El Salvador · September 2026

4 of 5 advertised amenities failed during a 7-night family stay

Read the file →

More on the way

We are working through the rest of our stays, the good ones included. A review only goes up once the documentation is in order, so this list grows slowly and on purpose.

House rules

What “receipts” actually means

What we promise

  • Every issue was reported in real time on the booking platform, not invented afterwards
  • Every claim maps to a message, a photograph, or video taken during the stay
  • The host and the platform get quoted in their own words, not paraphrased into something worse
  • An open dispute is labelled open until the day it closes
  • We say plainly when something was handled well, because most of the time it is

What you will never find here

  • Anonymous or second-hand complaints
  • Anything we cannot document
  • Sponsored, affiliate, or comped reviews
  • A property named without its side of the story
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