Does Taiwan B&B have a camera? Which homestays in Taiwan Province Province have cameras?

Taiwan Province B&B has played a great role in tourism, and it is also a postcard of tourism in Taiwan Province Province. Recently, however, it was reported that a pinhole camera was found in the bathroom of a B&B in Taiwan Province Province, which really made people angry and surprised. Let's share with you whether Taiwan Province B&B has a camera.

Does Taiwan Province B&B have a camera?

A few host families should have it, but most don't.

Which homestays in Taiwan Province Province have cameras:

At present, it is not clear about the specific hotel.

When traveling to Taiwan Province Province, tourists found pinhole cameras in the bathroom and bedroom of a hotel booked by airbnb.

The couple immediately chose to call the police, but the landlord of this homestay never admitted to installing a camera.

The case will be finally tried in Taiwan Province province.

User comments:

Some time ago, I stayed in a convenience hotel. There is a smoke alarm just above the bed, and something is flashing all the time. I want to ask if this is a smoke alarm or a camera.

When staying in a hotel with my boyfriend, he always looks at it first. I remember one time there was a computer facing the bed, and he covered the camera and everything. I didn't pay attention to these things when I stayed alone in a hotel before, so I will be more careful in the future.

Hey. Nowhere in the world is safe. Be careful where you go. Even if you don't stay in a hotel, similar incidents will happen!

It makes no difference where you live. Everything is unknown! Only we are in trouble. What a good mind. Don't stay alone when you are not at home.

Of course, this is an alarm. If you put the camera in, it will flash. Then why put a machine in it and shoot you? It's too easy to be found.

Booking on airbnb is really unreliable. After all, it is not a big platform, and there is no place to complain. There is no way to deal with the problem. Booking on a big platform like Ctrip is more reliable. This is really cautious.

I booked a room before and then canceled it half a month in advance, and then the landlord only refunded half the money. I found the platform, and he asked me to discuss it with the landlord. Now, a month has passed, the landlord doesn't answer the phone or reply to the text message, and the platform ignores it, and the mail sinks into the sea.

Airbnb's landlord can choose to cancel the subscription policy. If the choice is strict, it is impossible to cancel the subscription policy. You can negotiate with the landlord. On the Airbnb platform, customer comments are very important. If there are many bad reviews, it will affect the overall comprehensive score of the landlord. The perfect score is 5. Once the score is lower than 4.3, the property will be offline for one week. It's very serious for businesses.

There is nothing you can do about it. Maybe that's the rule. Pay first and then check in. If you check out after paying the money, you can only get half of the refund. Because I gave you a vacant room for so many days, no one will stay, and the landlord will lose, so he will give you a half refund. Just like I booked a hotel in Ctrip before, if I can't pay the deposit, I won't get a penny back. I still have to be careful. There seems to be no way.