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Vrbo provides a marketplace for booking unique accommodation options and vacation rentals. Established in 1995, the platform connects homeowners with travelers seeking rental properties, offering homes, condos and cabins.
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Reviewed April 18, 2026
I’m sharing this because I’m still furious and I want other travelers to know what can really happen on VRBO. Last month I booked a condo in Hallandale, Florida through VRBO for a two week-long stay with my elderly mother and her aide (both in their late 80s). The listing specifically advertised “elevator access,” “beach chairs and pool access for guests,” (for which we paid an additional amenities fee per day to the Beachwalk resort) and “well-maintained amenities.” None of that was true.
The elevator was completely out of service for 12 hours— something that is genuinely unsafe for people my mother’s age. I immediately contacted the host and VRBO support to report the unsafe condition. No one fixed it. The elevator stayed broken and access a long hallway to another building to use their elevator was locked by security. That wasn’t the only problem. The pool area was crowded and chairs held by guests for the entire day even when no one was using them. The “beach service” promised in the listing was for old chaises with dirty, moldy cushions full of sand, rarely available in a crowded in little area of the beach. The unit itself had broken tiles on the balcony, and furniture that looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in months, and dirty kitchenware in the cabinets.
After we checked out I left an honest, detailed 1-star review explaining exactly what happened. A month later the owner’s agent “Stay Away” reached out and offered me compensation for the “terrible stay.” I thought, okay, at least they’re trying to make it right. I responded and we started discussing an amount. Then, without any further conversation, the same agent filed an extortion report against me with VRBO, claiming I was trying to “blackmail” them by leaving the review and asking for compensation. VRBO removed my review. I never initiated a conversation with them. I never said “pay me or else.” I simply accepted their offer to discuss compensation after I had already posted the review in good faith. This is exactly why I will never trust another VRBO property again.
The platform lets hosts and their agents weaponize the review system. They dangle compensation to get negative reviews taken down, then turn around and accuse the guest of extortion the moment it suits them. Meanwhile, travelers — especially families with elderly members — are left dealing with unsafe, misrepresented properties with zero real accountability. If you’re thinking about booking through VRBO, read every recent review twice, screenshot everything, and assume the worst. Because the “trust” they market is completely broken. I learned that the hard way.
Reviewed April 17, 2026
I need to send a message to report the way we were treated by a host that we leased from for an entire month from March 15th to April 11th. We did not get our 30 days that we paid an astronomical amount for. She was 3 thousand higher than others in the same building. There was a lot of work being done the whole time we were there. She said she would refund some of the money but instead charged extra because my guest for 3 days had a small very good dog. She said if we gave her a good review she would take care of it. Nothing was done. Her name is Sandy F. But it is not the name she gave us.

Reviewed April 12, 2026
Host refused refund, Vrbo no help, no resolution. Host denied refund, Vrbo unresponsive, no help. Host refused, Vrbo silent, no refund, no help. Host uncooperative, Vrbo no help, no refund. Host denied refund, Vrbo ignored issue entirely. Host refused refund, Vrbo failed to resolve. Host denied refund, Vrbo offered no support. Host unresponsive, Vrbo no help, no resolution.

Reviewed April 11, 2026
The information on this site is inaccurate and misleading. There appears to be no reliable process in place to prevent fraud or verify property ownership. I was able to make a reservation and pay in full, only to arrive at the location and be informed by the host that they no longer owned the unit. This is completely unacceptable and reflects a serious lack of oversight and accountability. I would strongly caution others before using this platform.

Reviewed April 8, 2026
I am writing to file a formal complaint about VRBO’s payout process, high fees, and extremely poor customer service. I have now completed two bookings on the platform. For the first one, I had to wait the full 30 days as a new host. For this second booking, I was told I would have to wait another 3 to 5 business days after disbursement. When I called my bank today, they confirmed there are no pending deposits from VRBO. If the payment had been sent today, I would have received it today — but nothing is showing up.
VRBO’s standard process is to release payouts approximately one business day after guest check-in, yet the money takes 5–7 business days (or longer) to actually reach my bank. On top of that, hosts are charged a 5% commission fee (on the rental amount plus any mandatory guest fees like cleaning) plus a 3% payment processing fee on the total guest payment (including taxes and refundable damage deposits). This adds up to roughly 8% in total fees per booking, plus whatever service/booking fees the guest pays. These extra fees just to receive my own money feel ridiculous and excessive.
When I ask representatives or supervisors why the payouts take so long and why VRBO cannot match Airbnb’s next-day payment model, they dance around the question and never provide a clear or satisfactory answer. It really seems like VRBO has very little respect for hosts. We put in significant time, energy, cleaning, preparation, and effort to welcome guests and maintain our homes, yet the platform does not honor us with timely payments or transparent support. This has been a complete nightmare, especially for hosts who need reliable and fast access to their earnings. As a direct result of these ongoing issues — slow payouts, high additional fees, lack of transparency, and unhelpful customer service — I have already blocked all of my dates for the rest of 2026 and 2027.
As soon as my current guests check out on April 13, I will be canceling my entire VRBO account and will not be returning. I would not recommend VRBO to any other host who is looking for timely payments or good support. Airbnb pays hosts the very next day with far fewer complications, and VRBO should be striving to do better instead of making the experience more difficult. Please escalate this complaint immediately to your leadership or executive team for review. Thank you.

Reviewed April 7, 2026
Hello, I booked through VRBO owned by Expedia March 23rd-24th. I cancelled my reservation as soon as we got there, there were roaches all over the place. Mostly where the kitchen utensils were stored. The owners immediately gave me a refund for my down payment. But I’m waiting on my refund for the $595.84 I’m still owed by VRBO. I was told by Vrbo that they would contact me back after contacting the home owner for approval for the refund. But I have not yet been contact and I’ve been lied to. The homeowners were telling me that they were never contacted by Vrbo and this happened 2 times. This is ridiculous. I am being scammed, frauded, sick from the roaches and I’m looking to get an attorney.
Reviewed April 6, 2026
Warning - read the fine print... In the post... Avoid listings that say they want your credit card so they can "Upsell" other products. RE: reservation ID **, VRBO property ID 9736543 LeMalo, Host Naples Florida Vacation Homes, LLC (NFVH). First, I will tell you that I have stayed in dozens of VRBO properties and have never had a problem nor posted a negative review. In addition, I was a VRBO host for 3 properties over a 10 year period, and I never received a complaint or a negative review from any Guest.
1. The full names and birth dates of each occupant,
2. My email address, my home address, my phone number
3. A copy of my Drivers License
AND
4. ALL of my credit card information including the expiration date and the CVV code
AND
5. A ‘selfie’ picture of myself
ALL of this personal information was REQUIRED by the Host before the Host would provde the door code to access the property. When I objected, the Host stated that this was required to ‘prove my identity’. When I further objected and said I would just cancel the reservation, the Host told me “no refund” on the reservation that was placed less than an hour earlier. At that point in time, I called VRBO ‘customer service’ and spoke with Mohamed who was ZERO help. He told me that VRBO would ‘go along with’ whatever the Host required… that this requirement was in the ‘fine print’ of the VRBO post. The reality is that the Host intended to ‘upsell’ more products and/or services and to have my credit card charged without any recourse. It is unknown who else would have access to ALL of my personal information.
I reiterated that the ‘condition’ (as posted in the VRBO listing) was far too vague for a reasonable person to think that the Host would demand that I provide this personal data, especially my credit card numbers, to ‘prove my identity’. Again, Mohamed told me that the ‘no refund’s policy would be enforced...so essentially I would lose over $900 if I canceled. After several non-productive conversations with the Host (online), I threatened to just cancel my reservation and file a fraudulent charge with my bank’s credit card account on the following Monday. At that point, NFVH, LLC agreed that I could ‘check in’ in person, by going to their Naples ‘business’ office, which is essentially a warehouse storage space near the airport. We mutually agreed that I would go there, and provide my US Passport as ‘proof of my identity’.
However, when I arrived at the warehouse, the Naples Florida Vacation Homes, LLC representative (Mike) handed me with a FIVE page, single space, size 6 font contract that I was obligated to sign, in order to get the door code to access the property that we reserved through VRBO. A copy of that is attached here. Please note that NFVH contract again requires my credit card to be held ‘on file’ and states that my ‘agreement’ to Host’s credit card ‘authorization’ to charge me “CANNOT BE REVOKED” for 45 days after the premises are vacated. (see documents attached). It was signed under duress and NFVH’s threat of withholding access to the property. (emphasis in the original)
Next, upon arriving at the property we tried the ‘door key pad code’ that was provided by NFVH. We tried several times, but it didn’t work. I then contacted NFVH who gave us a different door code. That code was also tried several times without success. I then contacted NFVH again, who gave us a third door code, while we stood in the sun waiting to get access. That code did work, but NFVH admitted that the door code has been a ‘problem’.
Later, I contacted NFVH because the internet access was not posted in the property, and I received another message that if I wanted internet access that I would have to again provide my personal information on a ‘form’, AND the ‘form’ required that I “check this box” that said “I agree I want to receive Marketing Consent” messages from the Host… So, the ‘free’ internet access was also ‘held hostage’ behind another ‘marketing paywall”. After I sent a screen shot and objected to this, NFVH did provide access to a different internet network with the password. That network did not have the “Box must be checked” paywall, but that was not offered until I objected to additional ‘marketing’ messages.
I posted a truthful and accurate evaluation of the property on VRBO’s site. We found the property to be clean, but the Host’s description of “Indulge in outdoor relaxation and delightful dining in the private garden area” was not possible because it’s essentially a ‘walkway’ for other guests and was very noisy with screaming kids and adults yelling directly across the street in a school playground and athletic field that was used for soccer games that ran until 7:00 pm. While we were less than satisfied with the property itself… our biggest complaint is with the Host’s ‘requirement’ for personal information, credit card numbers in their pursuit to ‘upsell’ more products or services… AND VRBO’s failure to provide any help.
This persistent demand for personal identifying information and credit card numbers smacks of an illegitimate scheme to extract more money from people while they are on vacation. Many people would not even be aware of those charges until after they receive their credit card bill in the mail, and the ‘agreement’ states that the charge authorization is ‘irrevocable’. It is unknown who else has access to the data that NFVH collects under VRBO’s umbrella of protection. Your refusal to intervene on behalf of a VRBO Guest demonstrates your acquiescence to the sharp dealing and possibly fraudulent activity by the Host. Sincerely, Shelly
Reviewed April 6, 2026
I have booked a property for 23 people (with young kids/toddlers) on Dec. 3, 2025, even though our booking starts 3/31-4/3 . I used my $60 OneKeyCash which was expiring 3/01. 3/4 after I paid in full, the property owner messaged me stating that they had to cancel my booking because their contract was not renewed! I had to look for another property and there were only few on the price range we can afford, lost my onekey cash, and lost early booking discount! And when I called the VRBO cs to at least put my expired $60 onekey cash, the agent couldn’t help. He then pass me to the supervisor and I was put on hold for almost 2 freaking hours!!! In the end they couldn’t put the $60 onekey cash in my bill, they could only put it back in my account after 2-3 business days which I cannot risk waiting before booking!!
I was able to book another property, it was under Jeeves management. The person or agent I was chatting in the messaging feature did not give me contact number, didn’t mention that they were just agents of the company (I thought he was the owner all along), never mentioned they can only be contacted 8am-8pm, never asked me how many cars we will be using (because you know there were 23 of us) even after I gave all the names and age of all the guests, and never mentioned the rules in the community where the property is. I told him many times we will be coming from EPIC and it will be probably around 9pm-10pm when we get to the property. I asked how to get there, only gave me address, door code, and wifi info. Again, no mention about the community’s rules! By 8:30, one of the families we were with were by the property’s community gate. The guard wouldn’t let them in, said they were not scheduled to check in.
Gave all the information of the booking, still no success. I called vrbo cs gave me an emergency number of the property owner to call, called it and it will just prompt you to leave a message that will be solved the following business day, even when you cannot enter the property. Called vrbo again, agent said needs his supervisor (not again!) to solve it. I was put on hold waiting for the supervisor for about 40 mins!! After a very long conversation on trying to solve it, supervisor trying to call anyone in Jeeves, he finally got a QR code that we can use in the gate. I told the vrbo supervisor his name is Muhammad to call me around 10:40pm because that’s our eta in the property just to make sure all of us can get in using the QR code. He promised he will, but he NEVER did! 2 cars were able to use QR code (mine and another 1 of my guests) because the guard was occupied.
Unfortunately when my guests’ last 2 cars tried, they were stopped by the guard and that was just the start of the second nightmare! Apparently, this community-Champions Gate (where the property is) have very strict rules that all drivers must be listed and given to them and they said the owner only sent my name to them which allows me to enter with 1 car! We offered so many temporary and considerable solutions because it was freaking almost 1am and we were all tired! We even told them we will leave all the drivers licenses, vrbo spoke to them as well (yes I called vrbo again because they did not call me!) but to no success! They want all the other cars to park OUTSIDE the premises! There was no safe place to park nearby!! They said to park them by the Publix store, they said they won’t be towed. But we cannot take the risk! We rented these cars and we are responsible for them.
There was long and frustrating conversation to the community’s security supervisor, he only folded when my sister in law demanded a written statement that they (the community-Champions Gate) will be responsible to anything that will happen to our rented cars when parked outside the premises. That was when they let us all in but still didn’t give the 3 cars parking pass! That was 1:57am!!! Imagine that long hours of nonsense, preventable waste of time! And then I told the vrbo agent that I had been talking to that night that they need to solve the problem the moment Jeeves’ cs opens which is 8am because although we were allowed to get in and park by the property’s parking, the guard said the 3 cars can still get towed because they don’t have parking pass that should be displayed by the dashboard of each cars. He promised they will solve it 8-9am and call me once it’s resolved.
Guess what? They never called me!! These people are liars and frankly so hard to understand and they also have hard time understanding everything because they obviously are not in USA (I’m guessing India) and they only learned English to get the job!! I woke up 10:20, checked my vrbo property owner chat, NO ONE replied to all my messages from last night’s nightmare (coz I dis sent a lot of msgs)! Called Jeeves cs, they had no idea of what happened to me and my guests and vrbo didn’t call them! I called and solved the problem, not vrbo, not the property owner!

Reviewed April 4, 2026
Another 1 star review for VRBO that should be zero stars. I recently purchased a beach condo. Someone just knocked on the door asking if we were done cleaning! We explained that we lived here part time, they said they had rented it on VRBO and had documentation on there phone for our address. They were obviously disappointed and we were a little freaked out that someone could be renting our condo. We called every VRBO number we could find. All off shore customer service of course. Nobody could tell us if our address was listed as a rental or provide any help or explanation how this could happen. How is that even possible that they can't see if my property is in their system? Since we only plan to live here part time, we would like to get to the bottom of this and clearly VRBO could not care less.
Reviewed March 30, 2026
I planned a trip and had to cancel the next day. I did not get a full refund and left me with over a thousand dollars out of my pocket with insurance. The insurance is a joke.
Reviewed March 29, 2026
HORRIBLE!! Without our permission they discounted our room rate and HAVE NOT PAID US ON ANY OF OUR RENTALS! Avoid them like the plague. We are headed to Airbnb.
Reviewed March 27, 2026
Yet another terrible VRBO guest. Since we hosts no longer have any option of reading other host's reviews of guests, it's a crap shoot who is going to end up inside our properties. The star system algorithm is not cutting it. This guest had 5 stars, but 8 reviews that were invisible! He had zero interest in: house rules, communication, and even basic accountability. Left entrance door wide open when going out for hours. Smoked weed inside suite in spite of sign on door at eye level about property being a non-smoking unit. This with a covered deck area for smoking right outside the door. And more. After ignoring all communications, I forced him to meet with me by making the entrance key he'd left on the deck table while out again unavailable to him. I was surprised to find that he was a grown man in his 60s. Not someone in their twenties, which is who usually acts with this kind of disrespect. SMH.
Reviewed March 24, 2026
Absolute worst communication and refund details. I booked a room and the next day I cancelled due to a family emergency. I was charged 322.00 and only refunded 135.00. I paid extra for trip cancellation insurance and the process to submit a claim is almost impossible. I inquired with host for full refund, they said VRBO was responsible for that. I contacted VRBO and they state the insurance company is responsible for this. Never will I use this service again.
Reviewed March 22, 2026
Beyond terrible. Bad enough that we couldn't get into the place — they gave us the wrong lockbox code *twice* — but once inside we discovered the place was disgusting: filthy, smelly, cramped (photos online were taken in a mirrored wall to make the place look big), so full of other people's clothing and belongings that there was no place to set anything down, much less unpack. We left immediately. The owner refused a refund, thinking they got me on a technicality I guess, with Vrbo's collusion. Their first response seemed almost promising — "We sincerely apologize for the cleanliness issues you encountered" — but after refusing my request for just a 50% refund, my emails all generated the same response: "We're no longer monitoring this email." Thievery, but apparently legal enough to get away with it. We're out over $1200. If were had a real attorney general, she would be looking into Vrbo.

Reviewed March 21, 2026
Beware booking anything on or connected to Vrbo! I tried to book a property on a third party site and received a "this property is not available" error. I thought nothing of it and moved on. Fast forward two months, and I get a random email from Vrbo about our "upcoming trip." I log in to the app, and they billed us $655.72 for that glitched booking. When I contacted support, I was on the phone for over two hours only to find out that booking didn't actually exist on my side or the host's side. I have now spent almost two weeks continually arguing and sending documentation to their support through Messenger and email and STILL do not have a refund. I am now disputing the charge through our bank. This is the worst customer support we have ever experienced!
Reviewed March 21, 2026
Vrbo CS is the worst ever. I had to contact them due to not having a proper code to access the property. Since the unit did not have cell phone access, that meant driving 15 min to town, talk to an agent that didn't know the basics of CS, then drive 15 min back to rental to hopefully have the right code. Manager tried to put us in another hotel since they couldn't guarantee I could get in house. Complained to my agent when I got back home but have been ignored so far. Never again will I use Vrbo.
Reviewed March 15, 2026
I arrived at my VRBO rental to find bed unmade, dirty smelly dishes in sink and towels all over bathroom floor. Called the host, who ignored my calls, texts and messages through Vrbo. Kept calling and he answered finally. Promised to send a cleaner if went to dinner. Left for two hours, exhausted after 9 hr drive. Came back and nothing had been done. Host continued to ignore my calls, texts and messages. We left to find a hotel 30 minutes away to have a bed to sleep on. Vrbo would not refund until they spoke with host and host did not answer. They said they give him 24 hrs to respond. I get an email a week later saying host will reach out with partial refund. We didn’t even get to use uninhabitable property and they are refusing a full refund. That’s is bad business and I don’t want anyone else cheated out of money.
Reviewed March 14, 2026
We have experienced AI enhanced homes, Vrbo Host not vetted and scam the guest out of 50% deposits then cancelling 24 hours before guest arrive. Vrbo has not vetted Host or vetted each Host property. Be aware of scams by Host on VRBO.
Reviewed March 13, 2026
Customer service group in India is a joke. You can't understand them. Reduced my stay with the property owner and VRBO refuses to reduce fees or taxes. It's a broken corrupt system. Someone needs to take Expedia to court regarding their fee policies. We stay In a lot of vacation rentals and I will do everything I can going forward to bypass VRBO. If you do need to change a reservation, you really just have to cancel it and rebook. Their archaic systems can't handle it otherwise which puts you through their customer service HELL.
Reviewed March 13, 2026
Wanted a day early check-in on an instant booking.

Reviewed March 13, 2026
This is absolutely the worst company to deal with ever in the history of mankind. I canceled a reservation and they were refusing to refund my charge which they told me to cancel in the first place. No customer support at all.

Reviewed March 9, 2026
I have used VRBO for many years with great success. For 2 new rentals this summer VRBO dinged me for a fee and kicked me to the rental company who have sent blank docs for me to sign and instructions to pay them directly although VRBO states not to.

Reviewed March 8, 2026
I am a property owner. Last year I engaged a management company that advertises on many platforms. At that time I asked a VRBO phone representative to cancel my account. The other day I received a booking from VRBO. The property is rented, and I let the guest know the details of the cancellation. I contacted VRBO again to arrange for cancellation of the reservation and to again close the account. They did send a cancellation email to the guest saying the property was not available because of a natural disaster or property damage! An email rep is trying to collect a cancellation fee from me. Not only is customer service unhelpful, they are unethical. If you are a landlord, do not use them.

Reviewed March 3, 2026
Booked a stay with VRBO that had 100% refund if canceled by a certain date. VRBO didn't mention that the host can refuse to accept a legit cancellation by that date and just hold onto the money indefinitely. For some reason, some properties are not billed to VRBO, meaning they are 100% powerless to get your money back, referring you to your bank. A fraudulent host can hold onto your money for her and VRBO has absolutely no recourse. Waiting on my bank to resolve.

Reviewed March 3, 2026
Vrbo is covering up a public health concern by deleting my review of Black Mold throughout house. They tried to return cleaning deposit after multiple people became ill and a few had to leave mid vacation.

Reviewed March 2, 2026
I would give zero stars if I could appear. This company has unethical business practices. My booking was canceled twice by the host. Second time our safety was at risk as they allowed a stranger a key card to our room and he was intoxicated and passed it on the bed as we were entering. I had to call the police to have him removed because the property staff did not feel the need to, but he was so and possibly unpredictable that I felt it could be a safety wrist. The police did take him into custody. VRBO has no oversight over their hosts or properties. I have had over 10 hours of phone and email correspondence about both of these canceled bookings and have yet to receive the refund I am due based on their policies, therefore had to book a new hotel last minute on a weekend and pay more. This company cares nothing about the guest experience.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2026
I would give ZERO stars if available. As an owner of vacation rental properties, I am very disappointed in VRBO... Everything about their rental platform, business model and service standards.. all very poor. I do not recommend listing rental property with this company. We had a guest stay 5 nights, pay VRBO on 1/7/2026 and as of today 2/27/26 we have yet to receive our payout. Calling customer support gets you a call center with rehearsed dialogue and empty promises to follow up on your claim. The host platform is difficult to manage, leaving you searching for your payment information. Additionally, if you need to update your use of the property and block any dates, it is very difficult to finalize this process. Please, do yourself a favor and do not use VRBO.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026
I arrived at the property to find it not as advertised, with no couch in the living room. I contacted the host, who had no idea. They called me back saying that it would be returned the next day in the afternoon. I said that was 100% unacceptable, and indicated that I would be leaving and demanded a full refund. I spent hours over multiple support calls with VRBO. In spite of providing photo evidence, VRBO did nothing for me.
Guests expect that when renting, VRBO is the entrusted entity, looking out for their clients, and holding hosts accountable to deliver facilities as advertised. Instead, all that I received from VRBO was wasted time, and sorry, the host refuses to refund you, there is nothing that we can do. Nothing? How about holding your host accountable? How about demanding the refund? How about telling the host that they will be frozen or removed if they don't comply. The bottom line is that VRBO does not stand up for you as a guest. Absolutely pathetic. I will never use the VRBO platform again.

Reviewed Feb. 24, 2026
Vrbo left me and my family stranded in a town 4 days away from our home. The place we rented was not there and at 4pm check in you can't contact anyone. They refused to give any money back that cost $2200. Then when I did speak to customer service they were very hard to understand and was in another country. Do use this company if you want a nice time.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2026
In January, 2026, I made a reservation for June. The dates I selected had to be altered, but it was the same amount of nights. I was immediately charged a third, unexpected payment for the change. The host said they did not authorize this charge and assured me it would be removed. VRBO insisted the host called for the extra charge. Two months later, the third charge was still there on my account. After a 3 way call, VRBO was told by the host to remove the third charge.
We were told, “Due to ‘technical issues,’ they could not third charge could not be removed! What?? VRBO had no issues adding the unauthorized charge - then falsely blame the host!! Further, I had to repeat myself numerous times with every customer service person as no one seemed to know English as their first language. It has been the most unethical, unprofessional and incompetent service I have ever experienced!
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