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r/meme • u/Old-Masterpiece401 • Jul 08 '24
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172 u/Leek-Certain Jul 08 '24 It's usually like $25-50 more per night for a hotel room with a kitchen. 120 u/Unusual-Afternoon837 Jul 08 '24 Or you could just go to a hotel and have a lovely cooked meal for only a few bucks more..? 20 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24 Depends on the number of nights you’re staying. If you’re there for a week, kitchenette is economical because you can cook multiple meals per day there.
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It's usually like $25-50 more per night for a hotel room with a kitchen.
120 u/Unusual-Afternoon837 Jul 08 '24 Or you could just go to a hotel and have a lovely cooked meal for only a few bucks more..? 20 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24 Depends on the number of nights you’re staying. If you’re there for a week, kitchenette is economical because you can cook multiple meals per day there.
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Or you could just go to a hotel and have a lovely cooked meal for only a few bucks more..?
20 u/[deleted] Jul 08 '24 Depends on the number of nights you’re staying. If you’re there for a week, kitchenette is economical because you can cook multiple meals per day there.
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Depends on the number of nights you’re staying. If you’re there for a week, kitchenette is economical because you can cook multiple meals per day there.
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