|
|
|
|
|
|
by scarface_74
434 days ago
|
|
|
I just randomly looked at hotels.com for hotels in Cairo and I saw name brand hotels from American brands like Hilton for around $120 a night. Even high end hotels like the Waldorf are $284 a night (I don’t care about fancy hotels personally). Why would I stay in a dirty Airbnb? Not that I would ever use a third party booking site like hotels.com either… I want the place I stay at to be run professionally and it to be I give them money and they give me a clean place to stay without having to worry about my ratings, discrimination, etc. Especially in another country where I don’t know the language and after taking a long flight. I wouldn’t want to take the chance on an AirBnb. |
|
|
Because of what I described above! In summary:
* Desire to have an experience and living environment I can't get at home.
* Desire to have living space beyond 2 beds and a bathroom crammed into the smallest available space.
* Indifference to dirt or wear and tear.
Thankfully, no one is saying that AirBNB should replace name brand hotels, in the same way that no one thinks that every hotel should be a Motel 6. AirBNB/VRBO is just another segment of the industry, and those people who want to stay in an AirBNB can, just as people who want a Hilton can without affecting those people who want to stay in the Ritz-Carlton. This is the beauty of the market!