Re:What Airbnb Did to New York City
by ghaff on Thursday March 08, 2018 @01:05PM
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Fair enough. This is probably sort of an off-season (to the degree there is such a thing) for Manhattan and I tend to stay in somewhat more expensive hotels. (And there are a lot of real fleabags at the lower end but I wouldn't expect a Marriott brand to be one.) Of course it varies depending upon what's going on in a given week, but I find it's harder to get a "deal" in SF, among other cities.
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Re:What Airbnb Did to New York City
by louisswiss on Thursday March 08, 2018 @03:08PM
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Definitely agree on SF prices being worse than Manhattan (ceteris paribus).
As someone who stays in hotels regularly for work (mainly capital cities in Western Europe), I don't find Manhattan prices to be any worse than London, Paris or similar.
We try to keep overnight-accom. expenses to under $100/person/night at my startup and SF is the only place we couldn't find a comfortable, clean and well-located hotel room at that price point.