I booked an Airbnb for my friend – and was left with £5k bill after they left burnt cushions and dog poo behind

A WOMAN was left with a $6,864 (£5,079) bill after booking an Airbnb for her friend – who then trashed it.

Going by the name egooorls69 on TikTok, they shared their horror story which included her mate leaving burned pillows and even dog poo behind.

She captioned, in a now deleted video: "When you lend your friend money and rent them an Airbnb and they ghost you and this happens."

She then shared a screengrab which showed the Airbnb host, called Trish, requesting the huge sum in damages.

The follow up video, which has also been deleted, revealed some of the damages left behind.

This included sofa cushions which had been thrown onto the fire, leaving huge burn marks, according to Daily Dot.

Her friend also left ash from the fire everywhere, and even let her dog poo in the home.

TikTok users were horrified that her friend not only trashed the place, but even signed the guest book with her name when leaving to try and shift the blame.

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Before the video was deleted, it was watched more than 1.4m times.

One person commented: “This is why I don’t help anyone."

The woman replied in the comments, saying the Airbnb owner was "very kind" about it, saying she understood she didn't make the damages herself.

Some people said the damages were way too expensive for the damage caused, and to raise it with Airbnb.

However, other explained that the costs might not have just been for the damages, but for the loss of earnings while the place was fixed.

Another woman recently claimed her Airbnb rental was dirty with broken furniture – and posted the images on TikTok.

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