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Again, I can't really disagree. What I'm imagining is probably closest to a time-share property but re-branded to lose the stigma and with slightly more standa
by everly 10y ago
Again, I can't really disagree.
What I'm imagining is probably closest to a time-share property but re-branded to lose the stigma and with slightly more standardized units.
I just like the idea of something that allows remote workers to easily move between multiple cities, for varying intervals of time, with similar, predictable accommodations.
No idea if there's actually a viable market or if it's even in the realm of what AirBnb are trying to do.
- personlurking 10y ago> I just like the idea of something that allows remote workers to easily move between multiple cities, for varying intervals of time, with similar, predictable accommodations. As someone who has moved an aweful lot, I always imagined such an option should exist and was always frustrated to know it doesn't. Barring a large corporation offering a seamless option, I'd like to see hostels tackle this problem by being built to offer several rentals (rooms) per location, perhaps with a 2-3 month limit. In a large enough city, one could just do a search for these types of rooms via Hostelbookers et al. At least such an offering would take care of the "I just moved here and want to figure out the lay of the land first" problem.