How much lower can you get dealing with hosts directly? Say, the average daily price on the platform is $100 - that would include long term discount, cleaning and airbnbs fees. What if it’s $60 (it’s the price point at which I start considering switching to a hotel).
I’d say you save around 25% or so usually. I’m not a fan of hotels because I do like to cook at home the majority of the time. Some hotels I have stayed at will have a kitchenette, but not too many pots and pans. Meanwhile every Airbnb I’ve stayed at usually has a decently stocked kitchen. The essentials are always there at least.
I see. That’s the opposite of me: I never cook and only have a coffeemaker in my kitchen. Airbnbs kitchens mostly gross me out with all the strange food leftovers (I mean half bottles of olive oil, weird herbal teas and sugar packets or what not).
How much lower can you get dealing with hosts directly? Say, the average daily price on the platform is $100 - that would include long term discount, cleaning and airbnbs fees. What if it’s $60 (it’s the price point at which I start considering switching to a hotel).
I’d say you save around 25% or so usually. I’m not a fan of hotels because I do like to cook at home the majority of the time. Some hotels I have stayed at will have a kitchenette, but not too many pots and pans. Meanwhile every Airbnb I’ve stayed at usually has a decently stocked kitchen. The essentials are always there at least.
I see. That’s the opposite of me: I never cook and only have a coffeemaker in my kitchen. Airbnbs kitchens mostly gross me out with all the strange food leftovers (I mean half bottles of olive oil, weird herbal teas and sugar packets or what not).