The following information explains under what circumstances hosts of homes, services or experiences can choose to host only guests of a certain gender. Please read this carefully as there are different rules based on whether you are a home, service, or experience host.
Homes: According to our Nondiscrimination Policy, you may make a listing available to only guests of your gender when you share living spaces with them (for example, bathroom, kitchen, or common areas). If you do not share living common spaces with your guests, then you can’t decline a guest based on their gender.
Services and experiences: You may make a service or experience available only to guests of a single gender to promote the following: safety, privacy, or comply with applicable law.
You may not:
Note: Airbnb does not assign a gender identity to our users. We consider the gender of an individual to be what they identify and/or designate on their profile.
If you share living spaces with your guests, you can add a custom house rule in your settings that specifies which gender is allowed to book your listing. Find out how to add a custom house rule.
If you get a reservation from a guest whose gender is different from yours, you can cancel without fees or other consequences if you meet all of the following requirements:
For homes:
For services and experiences:
Find out how to cancel a reservation for a home, service, or experience. Some things to note:
If you don’t meet the requirements above, you can still cancel the reservation but fees or other consequences may be applied.