> But for stays of 30+ days, Airbnb is still the best option This really depends where you are. In countries where monthly apartment rentals are common it's st

> But for stays of 30+ days, Airbnb is still the best option This really depends where you are. In countries where monthly apartment rentals are common it's still a terrible deal. I was looking recently for a trip and it was 40% more for the exact same building where the management simply puts an ad on the local rentals site with their walk-in monthly rate. When you are on the road a lot, I'm happy to pay more for a kitchen but you should be aware of the local conditions, AirBnb takes a massive cut that obviously the customer pays. It only makes sense in cities where short term rentals are rarities.