An Airbnb property advertised at around £1,000 a night has reportedly been shut down after a string of complaints about rowdy stag and hen parties staying there. Neighbours are said to have endured guests screaming in a hot tub, blasted music and fireworks let off until the early hours, prompting the so-called "party pad" to be taken out of use. The case highlights ongoing tensions between short-term holiday lets and residential neighbourhoods, an issue that has fuelled calls for tighter regulation of platforms such as Airbnb.

Local residents reportedly described repeated late-night disturbances, including noise continuing until around 4am, as groups treated the high-end rental as a venue for celebrations rather than a quiet holiday stay. The article does not specify the property's exact location or provide further detail on the process that led to its closure, but it fits a wider pattern of complaints across the UK about high-cost holiday lets being used for loud, large-scale parties that disrupt surrounding communities.