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Hotels vs vacation rentals which is better for families

When you're planning a vacation with a big enough family or group that a single hotel room would be a tight fit, it's time to start thinking about whether or not you should book multiple hotel rooms or opt for a vacation rental. Hotels tend to provide a higher caliber of service: daily housekeeping, room service, a concierge, and front desk help only a phone call away. But compared with hotel rooms, vacation houses, cabin rentals, and weekly rentals provide three big advantages for larger groups like families:

  • More space, more facilities, and more flexibility than a conventional hotel

  • More privacy than a B&B or shared (room in a house) Airbnb

  • Lower cost for comparable facilities than other options of equal grade or quality

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Travel by bus isn’t a one-size-fits-all proposition. So we propose a variety of ways to explore the United States. No matter your travel style, one thing is certain: you’ll never need to worry about planning, logistics, transportation, accommodations, or expert guidance no matter where you go. Choose a Bus/Hotel package that’s packed with classic sightseeing, brimming with bold adventure, stuffed with surprising discoveries, or bursting at the seams with the free time you crave. So go ahead, plan your escape, gather a group of friends and family, explore the road less traveled, or decide where the day will lead you with the land vacation that fits your style perfectly!

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