travelingbder6

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   by travelingbder6 1y ago

   Yup this is definitely a traveler problem. Airbnb and booking platforms are built for vacationers and don't do a great job for remote workers. I’m curious if there’s space for a thin layer that solves this niche really well.
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   by travelingbder6 1y ago

   Definitely I do both every time. But even then, it’s hit or miss. Some hosts say “yes” but don’t send a photo. Others show a table… but it’s a wobbly barstool next to the microwave. For people doing full-time remote work, it's a gamble
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   Ask HN: How do you verify if a short-term rental is remote-work-friendly?

   2 points by travelingbder6 1y ago|5 comments