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A woman was left “gobsmacked” (sửng sốt) after finding an Airbnb listing charging (tính phí) more than £400 – for a night in a tent (trong lều) in someone’s back garden (sau vườn nhà một ai đó).

The price of staying in Sydney’s Northern Beaches region, with just canvas between you and the stars in a stranger’s garden, increases depending on the number of guests, meaning a one-night stay for three in a tent would cost AU$1,500 (£764).

To make matters worse, there’s an additional “cleaning fee” (phí dọn dẹp) of AU$200 (£101).

An Airbnb user called Caity found the listing, near Warriewood Beach, was titled “Camping Swag Under The Stars (dưới màn đêm)” – with “swag” Australian slang for “portable sleeping unit”, but now also widely referring to a tent.

“At first I thought it was some kind of insane (điên rồ) glamping (cắm trại) experience for that price,” Caity told Kidspot.

“But no, it was basically a swag and the photos of the property looked unkempt (nhếch nhác) and the backyard looked like it hadn’t been mowed in months.”

The description on the listing said guests could “camp true and cosy (ấm cúng) under the stars in this waterproof (chống thấm nước) camping bedroll swag”, and the photos show that the tent isn’t assembled (lắp ráp) – which one could reasonably expect, given the price tag.