US Cities Where You'll Pay More or Less for Hotels Versus Airbnbs

Hotels are more costly compared to Airbnb in the majority of American cities.
US Cities Where You'll Pay More or Less for Hotels Versus Airbnbs
The entrance to the Pfister Hotel on North Jefferson Street in downtown Milwaukee, on July 11, 2019. According to Upgraded Points, the average nightly cost of a hotel in Milwaukee is $350.50, as opposed to $138.31 for an Airbnb. Tony Savino/Dreamstime/TNS
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By Patrick Clarke From TravelPulse

Travelers have plenty of accommodation choices when they travel this summer because of the emergence of home-sharing platforms such as Airbnb, making it easier to save on their stay.