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I came here to say this and you beat me to it. I'd rather pay a few extra bucks a night, get a free breakfast, and not have to worry about doing a bunch of crap
by codelikeawolf 2y ago
I came here to say this and you beat me to it. I'd rather pay a few extra bucks a night, get a free breakfast, and not have to worry about doing a bunch of crap like loading a dishwasher before leaving (lest I get a poor rating). In some cases, I'm finding hotels are actually cheaper. My experience is mostly in the US, but I also stayed at a few hotels in England (shoutout to the Holiday Inn next to Luton airport) and was happy with those as well.
- maxehmookau 2y agoAbsolutely. Airbnb is great if you want a really unusual stay. Like a treehouse in the Scottish highlands. It should corner that market. But if you just want an apartment, go stay in a nice hotel. I stayed at https://another.place https://another.place in the English Lakes and it was delightful, and only slightly more expensive than an AirBnb in the same area. And like you say... I got breakfast included. Maybe hoteliers will see this as a sign that the pendulum is swinging back if they up their game.
- casenmgreen 2y agoWhen I live somewhere for three months, I need a kitchen. If a hotel offered a kitchen be fine, but they do not. Hotels and AirBnB are only interchangeable if you're looking at a hotel-length stay.