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> 1. Apartments are more expensive than Hotels. Why wouldn't they be? It's a different product. I like being able to prepare and eat my own food in a full kitc
by atombender 8y ago
> 1. Apartments are more expensive than Hotels.
Why wouldn't they be? It's a different product. I like being able to prepare and eat my own food in a full kitchen. I like washing my own clothes and tidying my own bed. An apartment typically has much more space than the equivalent hotel room, with multiple rooms to stay in. I also don't need to interact with any staff, or see much of tourists (nor do I need to be in a crowded downtown area). For me, these are all benefits.
- Markoff 8y agoalmost all of those requirements can be met by staying in hoStel
- atombender 8y agoHostels are generally dormitories where you share minimal bunk-bed rooms with strangers. I've never seen a hostel with its own kitchen, let alone its own bedroom.
- kaybe 8y agoAbout any good hostel I've seen had a decent community kitchen. Some of them habe private rooms, sometimes even with private bathrooms.
- atombender 8y agoOf course. But I don't see the relevance when we are comparing between a private hotel room and a private apartment.
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- Markoff 8y agoyou must seen strange hostels, i haven't seen any without private rooms available