>>And bizarrely pricing has largely converged anyway. If you are single with no kids and usually eat out, then yes. But is this still true if you are traveling

>>And bizarrely pricing has largely converged anyway. If you are single with no kids and usually eat out, then yes. But is this still true if you are traveling with your family ? Just the ability to cook breakfast in an AirBnB seems like a huge money saver. It's likely why some AirBnB hosts claim that properties with more bedrooms have a much lower vacancy rate than smaller properties.