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Q: How much cheaper are extended stay hotels than regular hotels?

Weekly rates are 30 to 40 percent cheaper than paying nightly. Monthly rates are 50 to 60 percent cheaper. Extended Stay America averages $300 to $500 per week. WoodSpring Suites often comes in under $300 per week.

Q: What is the minimum stay at an extended stay hotel?

Most require a 7-night minimum for weekly rates. Some require 30 nights for monthly rates. Call ahead to confirm the minimum stay and current weekly rate.

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Relocating, on a work assignment, waiting for a home renovation to finish, or in between leases? Extended stay hotels are built for exactly this. Weekly rates are typically 30-40% cheaper than paying night by night. Monthly rates can be 50-60% cheaper. And unlike a regular hotel room, extended stay properties come with a kitchenette, a full-size fridge, and proper workspace. GoogleNearMe.com finds them near your location right now.

Extended stay hotel chains near you

Extended Stay America is the largest chain in the US - over 650 locations, full kitchens with stovetop cooking, weekly rates typically $300-$500. Residence Inn by Marriott offers suite-style rooms with full kitchens, free hot breakfast, and weekly grocery delivery at some locations. Rates are higher ($800-$1,400/week) but the quality matches. Home2 Suites by Hilton is similar to Residence Inn with a more modern feel. WoodSpring Suites is the budget option - bare bones but functional, often $200-$350/week. InTown Suites and Suburban Extended Stay target the lowest price point, sometimes under $200/week in smaller markets.

What to ask when you call

Weekly and monthly rates aren't always listed online. Call directly using our Call button and ask: what's your weekly rate, what's your monthly rate, is there a minimum stay, are utilities included, and does the kitchenette have a stovetop or just a microwave? That last question matters - some "extended stay" hotels only have a mini fridge and microwave, which limits your cooking significantly. Extended Stay America and Residence Inn have actual stovetops. WoodSpring and InTown Suites typically have just microwave and fridge.

Extended stay vs short-term apartment rental

Extended stay hotels cost more per week than a furnished apartment but have zero commitment - you can leave with a week's notice. They include utilities, WiFi, housekeeping (usually weekly), and front desk support. Furnished apartments require a lease, first/last month's rent, and a security deposit. For stays under 3 months, an extended stay hotel is almost always the better financial and logistical choice. Over 3 months, a furnished apartment typically becomes cheaper. Call a few options near you using our Call button to compare actual current weekly rates before deciding.

Extended stay hotels near me - FAQ

How much cheaper are extended stay hotels than regular hotels?

Weekly rates are typically 30-40% cheaper than paying the nightly rate for 7 nights. Monthly rates are 50-60% cheaper. A hotel that costs $100/night becomes roughly $420-$490/week or $1,200-$1,500/month on extended stay pricing. Extended Stay America averages $300-$500/week. WoodSpring Suites often comes in under $300/week in many markets.

What is the minimum stay at an extended stay hotel?

Most extended stay hotels have a 7-night minimum to qualify for weekly rates. Some require 30 nights for monthly rates. Extended Stay America accepts stays from 1 night but weekly pricing kicks in at 7 nights. WoodSpring Suites has a 7-night minimum. Use our Call button to ask about the minimum stay and current weekly rate at any property near you.

Do extended stay hotels include housekeeping?

Usually weekly rather than daily. Extended Stay America provides fresh towels and housekeeping once a week. Residence Inn does daily housekeeping for shorter stays, weekly for extended. Budget options like WoodSpring often do housekeeping every 2 weeks. Ask specifically when you call - it affects how you plan your stay.

Can I cook in an extended stay hotel room?

It depends on the property. Extended Stay America and Residence Inn rooms have a full stovetop, full-size fridge, and cookware. WoodSpring and InTown Suites typically have a microwave and mini fridge only. Home2 Suites has a two-burner cooktop. Always ask when you call: "Does the room have a stovetop?" That one question tells you whether you can actually cook meals or just reheat them.

Are extended stay hotels pet-friendly?

Many are. Extended Stay America allows pets at most locations for a weekly fee of around $25. WoodSpring Suites allows pets at most locations. Residence Inn and Home2 Suites have pet fees that vary by property. Use our Call button to confirm the pet fee, weight limit and any breed restrictions before booking. For dedicated pet-friendly hotel options, see pet-friendly hotels near me.