How to find a place to stay for a month or longer.
Nov 21, 2023, 11:04 am
#1
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How to find a place to stay for a month or longer.
Hello All, we are considering a month or so in Tucson and I am wondering what lodging options might be available to us. The obvious things that come to mind are AirBnB, VBRO, Marriott Homes and Villas.
For a stay of this length cost is our biggest concern, not amenities. By that I mean non-hotel options are fine. I’ll need to work during this time. More space is better than less space.
Are there other long term options we should be looking at, corporate rentals, timeshares, something else?
What options do you pick for long stays?
For a stay of this length cost is our biggest concern, not amenities. By that I mean non-hotel options are fine. I’ll need to work during this time. More space is better than less space.
Are there other long term options we should be looking at, corporate rentals, timeshares, something else?
What options do you pick for long stays?
Nov 21, 2023, 2:48 pm
#2
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Try Furnishedfinder
https://www.furnishedfinder.com/
P.S. also can try searching via zellow rental homes and booking vacation rentals. Avoid craigslist
https://www.furnishedfinder.com/
P.S. also can try searching via zellow rental homes and booking vacation rentals. Avoid craigslist
Nov 22, 2023, 6:34 pm
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We travel like this often and find that AirBnB is better for outside the US and VBRO better for inside. Just our experience. And we consider cost secondary and are more concerned with comfort and convenience. Having a kitchen, multiple bedrooms, etc. is well worth it.
The nice thing about smaller cities like Tucson is that you can look 10-30 miles away and never notice the difference if you have a car.
The nice thing about smaller cities like Tucson is that you can look 10-30 miles away and never notice the difference if you have a car.
Nov 26, 2023, 5:21 pm
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And when nothing was listed, we've contacted some to ask and they then offered a decent discount.
Dec 6, 2023, 8:24 am
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Check with local agencies
I've had success in AZ by checking with local realtors and property management firms. If you have contacts in the area who are on Nextdoor, ask them to post a message looking for a rental for you
Dec 6, 2023, 12:45 pm
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: No. California
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Been there, done that
Hello All, we are considering a month or so in Tucson and I am wondering what lodging options might be available to us. The obvious things that come to mind are AirBnB, VBRO, Marriott Homes and Villas.
For a stay of this length cost is our biggest concern, not amenities. By that I mean non-hotel options are fine. I’ll need to work during this time. More space is better than less space.
Are there other long term options we should be looking at, corporate rentals, timeshares, something else?
What options do you pick for long stays?
For a stay of this length cost is our biggest concern, not amenities. By that I mean non-hotel options are fine. I’ll need to work during this time. More space is better than less space.
Are there other long term options we should be looking at, corporate rentals, timeshares, something else?
What options do you pick for long stays?
January and February are very high demand times. Prices are very high and availability low.