> Most of the time staying at a hotel is much more comfortable than staying at an airbnb.

Sometimes! If I'm staying in a place for more than just a few days, I want a full kitchen. That's pretty rare to find in a hotel. Even small efficiency kitchens are pretty rare. And in most markets I can rent an Airbnb with a full kitchen for much cheaper than a hotel room with any kind of kitchen.

Beyond that, I generally prefer the Airbnb experience over that of a hotel. I know I don't speak for everyone there, but I think there are quite a few people with my preferences.

> That's pretty rare to find in a hotel

Is that possibly because it is so hard to build hotels, though?

I find the entire experience of staying in a hotel to be weird and unpleasant. When I travel I try to rent AirBnBs because I specifically like them better than staying in hotels.

> Most of the time staying at a hotel is much more comfortable than staying at an airbnb.

It's trivially easy to see that this isn't true: you probably don't live in a hotel (or a structure resembling one), for example. Why not? The answers to that question generalize to travel.