For many people, AirBnB and hotels don't necessarily provide the same thing, so switching from one to the other is not as easy as you'd think. When I travel, I

For many people, AirBnB and hotels don't necessarily provide the same thing, so switching from one to the other is not as easy as you'd think. When I travel, I often approach it like imagining I lived in that city. So often I'll get food and cook it and have some days where I just lounge around. This doesn't really work with most hotels which are absolutely tiny in major cities and don't have working kitchens or living rooms. Even if they do the furniture is so generic, cheap and awful that it kind of breaks me out of the experience. There's no real alternative for the apartment-like living experience AirBnB provides, unfortunately.