[Cyph0n]

Yep, Airbnb more often than not is the only option for families, especially those with young children.

I recently ended up booking a 2 bed apartment for essentially the same price as a nearby hotel. I don’t like the overall Airbnb experience, but I also don’t want to pay ~2x for an additional hotel room.

[hombre_fatal]

Also, hotels don’t have a kitchen. Eating out for every meal isn’t something I’m going to do for any stay longer than a few days.

[ghaff]

>Also, hotels don’t have a kitchen.

Not necessarily true. The suite/long-stay brands like Residence Inn usually have kitchenettes. (Not that I usually use them other than the refrigerator.)

[scarface74]

Homewood Suites have full refrigerators and two burner stoves. There are plenty of hotel brands that cater to extended stays that have kitchens.

[switch007]

Aparthotels are pretty common.