An Airbnb spokesman said via email: "We have permanently banned this guest from our platform, are fully supporting our host while we investigate, and will provide law enforcement our full support."
Craw was concerned the site's systems and processes were not robust enough to prevent an event like this recurring.
The underage teenagers were able to not only book the property, but also had access to a credit card and alcohol, he said.
Airbnb confirmed it had launched an internal review to find out how the teenagers booked the property, saying even one incident was too many.
''We are constantly working to improve our platform, our policies, and our protections because even one incident is one too many,'' the organisation's statement read.
Earlier this year, international news outlets reported nearly US$20,000 in damage was caused when an American Airbnb guest threw a party for more than 300 people in her host's home.
Even more devastating was the Canadian couple who rented out their house for a weekend to 'wedding guests', who caused $80,000 in damage.
Airbnb began in San Francisco in 2008 as a way of helping people at a conference to find temporary accommodation.
The company has since become a travel industry juggernaut and was recently valued at US$31 billion.
