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I've stayed at Airbnb's where I wasn't allowed to use their kitchen. Ergo, Airbnb isn't always the answer, it does vary.
by noobermin 9y ago
I've stayed at Airbnb's where I wasn't allowed to use their kitchen. Ergo, Airbnb isn't always the answer, it does vary.
- eropple 9y agoAnd I pretty regularly stay, for roughly the same price, at "extended stay" hotels (where I am not staying for an extended stay) with a kitchen, albeit a small one.
- ghaff 9y agoDitto. I don't usually use anything except the refrigerator--and even many "regular" hotels these days seem to have emptied the minibar and left the mini-fridge--but they usually also have sofas, etc. and generally room to stretch out. I often find it preferable to usual hotel amenities that I mostly don't use.