Is it cheaper to stay at a hotel for a month?

The short answer: living in a hotel is as expensive as you make it. It can be less expensive or more expensive than renting an apartment, depending on your standard of living and how you are able to deduct expenses. On average I only actually stay in a hotel about half that time, so now I’m at $2250 a month.

Can you stay in a hotel more than 30 days?

Cal. Health & Safety Code §50519. Under California state law (with some exceptions), a resident becomes a “permanent” resident after a continuous stay of 30 days. With exceptions, long-term guests have the same tenant rights as would be afforded to a tenant renting an apartment with a lease in California.

Can a hotel kick you out for staying too long?

Generally a hotel or motel can force a guest to leave if the hotel or motel guest does not pay for the room or breaks the hotel or motel rules. However, if you have stayed in the hotel or motel long enough to become a tenant, you cannot be put out unless the motel or hotel files an eviction case against you.

How much is it to stay at extended stay for a month?

The price for a month-long stay at an extended stay hotel can vary drastically based on location and the type of property that you are booking. However, based on our data points below you can expect to spend anywhere from around $1,163.12 to $4,359.60.

Are hotels tax free after 30 days?

If in advance or upon check-in, the guest provides written notice of intent to occupy a guest room for 30 days or longer, no tax will be due for any part of the guest’s stay if the guest stays for more than 30 days.

How long can a person live in a hotel?

You can live in some hotels indefinitely and for long periods of time which is essentially a permanent residence in some cases. As long as the hotel does not have restrictions on the duration of your stay, you should be able to remain there as long as you wish as a paying guest.

Why would a hotel kick you out?

A person can be ejected on reasonable notice without any other reason. Additionally, an innkeeper can eject a guest engaged in unlawful or objectionable conduct. When a guest’s stay is detrimental to the hotel, s/he can be removed. Some statutes empowers innkeeper to exclude disorderly persons.

Do hotels do long term rates?

First, most hotels will welcome long term stays. It cuts down on labor costs since it takes about half the time to clean an occupied room as a check out room. Hotels dictate every rate on those third party, discount websites. Nothing is a surprise to them.

Does Extended Stay America require a deposit?

For guests opting to pay for their rooms in cash, a $100 cash deposit is required per room, per stay. This deposit will be used to guarantee incidental charges that may be incurred during your stay, if any, as well as damages to the guest room. Payment of the deposit can only be made by cash.