Length of trip, group size and the amenities you’re looking for all influence which type of accommodation you should book.
Remember when booking an Airbnb instead of a hotel was one of the best money-saving travel hacks? A lot has changed since then.
Since its humble homestay launch in 2007, Airbnb has grown to over five million hosts, disrupting the travel industry and rental markets worldwide.
Originally called ‘AirBed & Breakfast,’ the tech-savvy start-up offered short-term living quarters where hosts could rent spare rooms and beds to guests for extra cash. The concept rapidly evolved into an online accommodation behemoth, with properties in desirable areas increasingly converted to short-term rentals exclusively for Airbnb stays.
As the company continues to grow in popularity, the battle between hotels and Airbnb is more fierce than ever, with both sides trying to woo travellers with prices and unique experiences.
So how do Airbnb and hotels stack…
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