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7 Differences Between Corporate Housing and Hotels

Outlined below are a few of the many differences between corporate housing apartments and extended-stay hotel rooms.

Our Kitchens

At extended-stay hotels, kitchens are either non-existent or come in the form of small kitchenettes. This makes cooking meals nearly impossible, as space is limited and basic kitchen necessities are not always provided.

In temporary housing options, standard-size, fully stocked kitchens are often included. This is great for you the guest.  Kitchens also cut down on food-related costs, since travelers do not need to eat meals at restaurants or order carry-out.

More Square Footage

The average hotel room is between 330 to 375 square feet. Depending on the size of the furniture in the room, this could leave little space for comfortably lounging, and even less space to entertain a visitor.

Single-bedroom Corporate apartments often double or triple this size.

Separate Bedroom's

Often times, extended stay hotels are set up to be more like studio apartments. Half-height walls or open-concept floor plans prevent travelers from having an ample amount of space, or even a bedroom separate from the kitchen.

Corporate  apartments typically have separate bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, meaning plenty of personal space, privacy, and even room for guests.

Complimentary Wi-Fi

Many hotels now charge additional fees to use the property’s WiFi. Flat rates or pay-per-use plans are all-too-often used as ways to milk extra money out of guest pockets. Keller Hotels Corporate apartments include WiFi within their rates, or it’s complimentary. No hidden or additional costs here!

Our Price

Many people often assume that hotels are cheaper than leasing a corporate housing apartment, but this isn’t the case! A typical 2-week stay at a hotel costs the equivalent of a month-long stay in a corporate apartment. 

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