Re:Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years
by sokoloff on Thursday February 16, 2023 @02:48PM
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Airbnb is a different thing; it will be better in some ways and worse in others.
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Re:Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years
by scarface74 on Thursday February 16, 2023 @02:53PM
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How is AirBnb in anyway better?
Re:Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years
by sokoloff on Thursday February 16, 2023 @02:56PM
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I frequently (multiple times per year) rent AirBnBs for the full kitchen and many bedrooms for group meetings where we live, work, and cook meals together.
That’s hard/impossible to find in hotels.
Re:Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years
by cjrp on Thursday February 16, 2023 @03:47PM
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It’s a suite? Usually expensive in a hotel, but definitely exists.
Re:Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years
by sokoloff on Thursday February 16, 2023 @03:59PM
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I've never seen an 8 bedroom 6+ bathroom suite with a full kitchen. I've only looked in a half-dozen cities or so where I've wanted to hold these team events, but I've never seen one.
Re:Airbnb nightly rates shot up 36% in 3 years
by bryanrasmussen on Thursday February 16, 2023 @03:44PM
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Often in AirBnB you can find a stand alone house. In a hotel generally you have a hallway with rooms, one of those rooms is yours, and all the other rooms belong to other people.
The stand alone house can have a yard or a distance to the next house.
Sometimes you can find AirBnb right near a place you need to be in the next morning whereas a hotel might need to be a long ways away and travel between the locations can be problematic.