I hate AirBnBs because they make housing less available for everyone, but are they really that or as expensive as hotels now? I feel like hotels are probably still more expensive.
Hotels have kitchenettes in most touristy type areas. Usually just the basics of a pan a pot and a couple utensils. But you can pick up everything you need nearby or through delivery.
I hate AirBnBs because they make housing less available for everyone, but are they really that or as expensive as hotels now? I feel like hotels are probably still more expensive.
I agree, if it's not cheaper than a hotel, is there really a point to them?
I mean you get appliances. A kitchen and whatnot. I think it's more fun to cook yourself instead of eating out for instance.
Depends. When I'm visiting another country I like to try out the local cuisine there instead of cooking the same shit I cook at home all the time.
Hotels have kitchenettes in most touristy type areas. Usually just the basics of a pan a pot and a couple utensils. But you can pick up everything you need nearby or through delivery.
We've always had those. They're called "serviced apartments".