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While most hotels have the essentials, their limited space, nearly non-existent privacy, and generally spartan accommodations can get old really quickly. Every Dwelling Suite has spacious, quiet rooms with ample privacy and furnishings.

The average hotel room is 325 square feet. Most hotel “suites” are around 500 square feet. Our two bedroom, two bath suite is 1,150 square feet, more than triple the size of a hotel room, with a truly full-sized kitchen, dining room, and a real living room, all furnished for comfort and stocked with everything you need.

HOTELS

BREATHING ROOM – At an average area of only 325 square feet, it will be challenging to enjoy your free time during an extended stay at a hotel. When 15% of your room is bed, 15% is devoted to a bathroom, and another 30% allocated to circulation, your “living space” is usually the equivalent of a large hallway with a small couch or desk crammed in the corner. Switch to corporate housing for breathing room.
NOISE – Most hotels have paper-thin walls and no insulation between levels, ensuring that you can hear everything your neighbors do. Whether they’re checking in at 2 am, have kids who like to get up at 6 am and run around over your head, or simply don’t realize how loud their television is, hotel rooms often leave you feeling stressed. Corporate housing eliminates most of these factors, providing a comparatively tranquil setting for you to live in.
PRIVACY – Many people find housekeeping services invade their feeling of security and privacy. You don’t always have time to pick up your dirty laundry and stow valuables before you race out the door for work, and it’s nice to know that no one will disturb your space until you invite them in if you’re staying at a corporate suite without housekeeping. Of course, you can usually put up the “Do Not Disturb” sign at a hotel, but then you’re paying for a service you’re not using.
FURNISHINGS – Most hotels, especially affordable ones, buy furniture designed to last and fit in small spaces. Consequently, you often don’t have anywhere to truly relax when you stay at a hotel. Often, the mattress is also a problem, potentially causing long-term fatigue and exhaustion over the course of your extended stay, which will make whatever you’re in town to do much more challenging. By choosing corporate housing instead, you’ll be able to enjoy your downtime as you sink into a plush, oversized couch and sleep on a truly comfortable mattress.

CORPORATE HOUSING

BREATHING ROOM – Even our smallest suites are 750 square feet, more than twice the size of the average hotel room. All our corporate suites include a real kitchen, full-size living room and dedicated dining area. Our larger extended stay suites even have office nooks!
NOISE – Most corporate housing suites are part of normal apartment complexes or condos with good insulation. This means you will be able to enjoy a quiet, relaxing stay and have fewer issues with noisy neighbors than you would in a hotel.
PRIVACY – Corporate housing suites are often unserviced, meaning that you will have total privacy. No one will come in or bother you in any way. You’ll be free to keep your temporary home however you like it.
FURNISHINGS – Corporate housing is probably best known for its luxurious furnishings. With all the extra space a corporate suite has, you can expect a full living room with comfy, inviting furniture that makes you feel at home.