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If you want to go to a group location with several friends and have 1. Privacy 2. Your own kitchen Hotels still don’t cut it. Usually a stay needs to exceed
by SOLAR_FIELDS 2y ago
If you want to go to a group location with several friends and have
1. Privacy
2. Your own kitchen
Hotels still don’t cut it. Usually a stay needs to exceed some length of time needs (due to the cleaning fee typically being flat in Airbnb’s) before it becomes worthwhile. But if you’re in that camp (4+ people, 4+ days) it becomes pretty worthwhile. The cost savings on food alone makes it back up pretty quick, plus there are other savings usually related to parking being included etc.
- csa 2y ago> But if you’re in that camp (4+ people, 4+ days) Have you tried Residence Inn 2-bedroom suites? There aren’t many of them in any given location, but they are absolutely amazing for 4 people when you can get one. My experience has been positive, and my friends and family who have tried it were also impressed.
- SOLAR_FIELDS 2y agoI haven’t stayed out of a kitchenette suite but yeah that does sound like a good option if you have the right amount of people who are cool with the sleeping arrangements as described. Gets rid of most of the drawbacks I mentioned above around kitchens. Still not ideal for a lot of scenarios but at least a good option in certain circumstances.