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Hotels have also improved. Things like not needing to queue up to check in and get a room key (because now it appears automatically on your phone) are great, an

by cjrp 3y ago

Hotels have also improved. Things like not needing to queue up to check in and get a room key (because now it appears automatically on your phone) are great, and make the Airbnb system of “I’ll meet you at the apartment at 2:30 unless I get held up at work or traffic is bad, in which case you’ll wait indefinitely” seem archaic.

Glawen 3y ago
We tried out Ibis Budget hotel last weekend. When I booked it I thought it's going to be crap, but 70€ a night with 2 breakfast was too good a deal. It turned out great actually, it's a no thrill experience but it has all you need. There barely any employee there, you check-in using a computer at the entrance. So yeah I agree that hotels improved
- cjrp 3y ago
  Ibis (and the rest of the Accor group) always seem solid. Budget, but done well. Unlike Travelodge.
  - Glawen 3y ago
    Agreed, I've never been disappointed in Accor hotels ( Mercure and Ibis mostly)
  - wkat4242 3y ago
    Ibis is already the budget brand of accor group though. Ibis budget is very budget. Plastic bathrooms, often bunk beds etc.
- wkat4242 3y ago
  Was that Paris?? Here in Spain you get a lot more than Ibis Budget for 70€ :)