Business travelers are increasingly looking for alternative accommodation solutions in order to stay more comfortably when away from home. More and more, business travelers are open to staying somewhere other than traditional chain hotels. 

Business professionals, who are more than familiar with the drawbacks of continuously living out of suitcases while staying in traditional hotel rooms, appreciate the features of a serviced apartment. Have you ever considered switching hotel rooms for a serviced apartment? Here are six reasons why you should.

1.You’ll feel at home

Staying in a serviced apartment gives you the freedom to do exactly the same things you would do at home: prepare your meals in your kitchen, finish up work in the living room, throw your sports clothes in the washing machine after a run, then kick back and watch Netflix in your bedroom. In other words, serviced apartments offer you a move-in-ready solution, where you can enjoy comfort and convenience so that you’ll feel right at home even when you’re travelling.

2.You’ll save money

Staying in a serviced apartment can save you money in two different ways. First, the longer you stay, the cheaper your nightly rate gets. For long stays, the savings can be significant compared to the fixed nightly prices of hotels. Second, you can save good money by skipping restaurants and instead doing your grocery shopping and cooking your meals in your apartment’s kitchen. 

3.You’ll have more space

Where in a hotel one usually stays in a relatively small room, a serviced apartment typically offers more square meters – on average 30 % more than a hotel room. In other words, a serviced apartment offers a more comfortable space for you to relax. Additional space also allows you to bring and store your sports equipment, for example. Apart from the additional square meters, serviced apartments have separate rooms for eating, sleeping, and relaxing. And if needed, there’s enough room for the entire family or a larger group of colleagues.

4.You’ll dodge the “hotel death”

If you have ever been on the road for a longer project, you surely must know how quickly you get hit by the so-called “hotel death”. Let’s face it: in a small room, there’s little you can do but stare at the TV. In a serviced apartment, you can live your normal life. Cook and eat in the kitchen, fill up the washing machine and relax in the living room, and of course get a good night’s sleep in the bedroom. You can also take advantage of the extra space and bring your hobby with you, be it yoga on the floor or long cycling trips to the surroundings on your bike. Storing your gear is not a problem in a spacious apartment.