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My sister uses AirBnB quite frequently because her and her partner are both Vegan. Having a kitchen is a big advantage over hotels.
by VBprogrammer 4y ago
My sister uses AirBnB quite frequently because her and her partner are both Vegan. Having a kitchen is a big advantage over hotels.
- ghaff 4y agoThere are suite hotels with kitchenettes if that's a priority.
- dalyons 4y agoUnfortunately suite hotels are usually outrageously expensive
- ghaff 4y agoNot really in my experience. For example, Marriott's suite brands are often cheaper than their more upscale standard hotel room brands.
- VBprogrammer 4y agoThis might be an option in a lot of downtown areas but not on the outskirts of London (the hotels are mostly airport / motel types) or in the middle of nowhere in Scotland where 4 of my sister's previous Airbnb rentals have been. Her last one was incredible. A lovely little 3 bed home with a hot tub in the garden room.
- denton-scratch 4y agoI had to visit my employer in Ottawa (I live in the UK). They booked me into a suite hotel, because there was an international conference in town, and all the smaller rooms were booked. So I got a huge TV, a kitchenette, a double bedroom with another huge TV, a bathroom with his-and-hers basins, and a single bedroom. The next morning I discovered a second bathroom, like the first; and a utility room with a washer and a dryer. The problem was they didn't have a bar, so I couldn't get a bottle of wine. But not a big problem; the suite hotel shared a lift with the regular hotel next door. So I would ring the barman at the regular hotel, and he'd meet me on the second floor with my wine.
- ghaff 4y agoThe suite hotels in the US often don't have a bar and limited or no food service at night. Though there are exceptions. (Marriott has been upscaling Residence Inn in many cases--probably because they have so many suite brands after acquiring Sheraton.)