It sets up a workshop inside to build more robots.

Perhaps it takes 'pre-orderes'.

You want a place to stay, inform the bot "give me anything good in this area when available", pay the bot extra money, and then the bot goes out and hits the good rooms in the area the moment they become available.

Depends if its a member of the Church of Appliantology, let alone those miniature rubberized homo replicas.

Dream of electric sheep?

Sublet it to a human.

It's a market, so it's potentially susceptible to HFT and arbitrage bots like anything else.

Sublet it? I mean it's possible that someone really dedicated writes a bot to reserve a room for themselves, but more likely it'd be done by someone who will list it somewhere else for an even higher fee.

Airbnb could just raise their prices by 10% if they detect a bot; that would be a way to take a cut of someone doing that. It would be really subtle too, so they wouldn't know that they'd been detected.

This sound like a great idea for Futurama (TV show) episode with Bender (the robot).