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> Good thing we arrived at 11am and not 6pm. or we'd be literally f*cked for the night.

Was mostly suprprised to read this, as if they'd never even heard of hotels. Depending on the location, a hotel may or may not have been available, but there are shocking number of hotel rooms available on any given night in almost any location (U.S. in my exerience)

>>laweij+(OP)
Well, they were also planning to stay for a month. At least in my opinion, hotels are typically not a great choice for a stay of that duration, and extended stay hotels are often in locations that just don't work if you don't have a car.

>>mumble+K
My impression with this comment was that OP seemed to be emphasizing that they had no place to stay that first night.

>>mumble+K
They’re fine for one night while you resolve the Airbnb problem though.

>>laweij+(OP)
Yea, even if I was to stay at an AirBnB long term, I would be very careful with booking an AirBnB for the day I arrived. I've had enough experience where I was supposed to be at the hotel by 2pm and actually ended up at the hotel at 2 am. With hotels this is never a problem.