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I’ve had recent years where I’ve spent > 100 nights in hotels, but also I’m location independent so I’ve also spent some months in AirBnbs. There’s a big diffe
by peteretep 7y ago
I’ve had recent years where I’ve spent > 100 nights in hotels, but also I’m location independent so I’ve also spent some months in AirBnbs.
There’s a big difference between AirBnbs; some have a concierge and a kitchen, and some are just some guy’s spare room.
Being able to target ones that are corporate- or superhost-managed, definitely have decent WiFi and a good kitchen, will be a real plus if I’m looking for somewhere to stay for two months.
Biggest missing factor is the loyalty program, for sure, but I’m not sure how that would work outside just discounting; it’s not like there’s an exec lounge or free breakfast offer at an Airbnb