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'Wow, You're Using The Kitchen Again': The Irritations, Perks Of Longer Airbnb Stays - NPR
Will Andres crammed in with seven other people into a two-bedroom Airbnb in Washington, D.C., this fall. He needed an affordable place for an internship.
Andres slept on a bunk bed. A new roommate showed up every few days. And while he liked meeting so many new people, it was a weird living situation.
"People would be staying for one, two, three days on end, and since I was staying there for a couple months, it was ... an interesting dynamic to say the least," Andres says.
But it was more important to find an inexpensive place close to work, and Airbnb was his best option.
Will Andres crammed in with seven other people into a two-bedroom Airbnb in Washington, D.C., this fall. He needed an affordable place for an internship.
Andres slept on a bunk bed. A new roommate showed up every few days. And while he liked meeting so many new people, it was a weird living situation.
"People would be staying for one, two, three days on end, and since I was staying there for a couple months, it was ... an interesting dynamic to say the least," Andres says.
But it was more important to find an inexpensive place close to work, and Airbnb was his best option.