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For 1-2 nights? Probably not. I don't think having access to a kitchen or sitting area is a "massive luxury" for someone staying a week or longer for a vacation
by facet1ous 4y ago
For 1-2 nights? Probably not. I don't think having access to a kitchen or sitting area is a "massive luxury" for someone staying a week or longer for a vacation, work, etc. though.
The point is you get these amenities (or at least of them) for around the same price as a hotel room.
In some big markets (New York City or similar), it might be above a hotel room rate, but still a really good deal if you consider the value.
- tmp_anon_22 4y agoI just feel like there is an adequate "middle option" where you get a hotel room with a den and rely on the breakfast bar / hotel and local restaurants, to plug the gap while still paying the average hotel room price. I could see marginal cost savings cooking, but even the price of groceries (especially when not local-savvy) is quite high.