AirBNB

[Tommy-G]

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This place looks like a blast in Missouri:

[Joekerr]

Thanks to you I just wasted 30 minutes looking at all these amenities, actually finding it on Airbnb to see how much it cost (way too much unfortunately, and the cars are not included despite the video implying they were)....that'd be a crazy place to stay though!

[Dang3r]

On my west coast tour back in 2018 I kept the whole tour up from San Diego to finish in Frisco in AirBNB except Vegas.
Met very cool people, learned a bit of US household culture and dealing with your soft skills.
Absolut top rest was in Santa Barbara, a room at the higher levels of the city, direct view to the Channel Islands (and the oil rigs), a beautiful garden with 2 hummingbirds and a very nice couple of old guys, former teacher and artist.
Most spectacular was Frisco near Coit Tower, man, those steep streets down from there were a challenge to drive into both directions.
In Fresno there was no real personal contact to the hosts, just a hi&bye, but thats ok.

[Tommy-G]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Thanks to you I just wasted 30 minutes looking at all these amenities, actually finding it on Airbnb to see how much it cost (way too much unfortunately, and the cars are not included despite the video implying they were)....that'd be a crazy place to stay though!

8 couples and its $200/night

[Tommy-G]

My wife keeps suggesting AirBNB's when we look to go away and I'm kinda iffy about them and just weird hosts but this happened right down the road here years back.

Truthfully, someone wants to record my bare ass walking around or whatever I don't care but I'm sure my wife doesnt want to end up on Xvideos or Youpron unknowingly

https://www.tampabay.com/news/public...condo/2340843/

[Wakka]

My wife works for Hilton and generally we stay at Hilton properties on the extreme cheap.

With that said, if you get 16 people this place really isn't too bad. 125 or so a night.

Do the atv's/go karts come included?

[DETRoadster]

We've been using Air BnB almost exclusively for 4 years now. Love it. Have not had a bad experience yet. Quite the opposite actually. it works well for us because we both have some food issues (celiac for my wife, allergies for me) so when we vacation we like to do a lot of our own cooking. We also save money that way and time as we aren't wasting hours in restaurants dining out. We've done Air BnBs all over the US, Canada, Europe, Mexico. All good. Like anything just pick places with lots of good reviews. Simple as that.

On a related side note, we also do a lot with Hipcamp which is like Air BnB for camping. People with property rent it out for camping. F those crowded, noisy, shitty, state campgrounds. We just stayed on 17 acres in the woods on a river. Had the place to ourselves. Amazing.