Hostels AirBNB or Hotel for Remote Working

should you stay in a hostel an airbnb or a hotel if you're remote working this completely depends on the kind of work that you do if you have to be on a lot of conference calls you probably don't want to be in a hostel they're very noisy you'll be working in your dorm sometimes sometimes you'll be in the common area but there's a lot of people moving around you don't really have your own space even if you have a private room there's probably people moving around in the corridor shouting talking it's not the most conducive place if you want to do a lot of conference calls also if you're doing a conference call in your dorm and someone else is sat there on the phone you can't exactly ask them to stop personally don't believe you should be on your phone in the dorm but you also shouldn't be on a conference call in the dorm this is like everyone's space it's not the most conducive to actually doing these calls and working if you have to be on the phone with people if you're the type of person you don't have to be on calls and you are very disciplined so if there's a lot of stuff going on around you you can still work hostile is fine it's a cheaper alternative than either a hotel or an airbnb if you need your own space and you want to do your own cooking probably go into an airbnb you're going to have your own space so you can do calls the wi-fi is probably pretty good you can even ask the ask the host hey can you do a wi-fi speed test for me so that i know if this is adequate i've got another video it's in the description here about like what kind of wi-fi you need and why you need a backup et cetera but yeah if you want to do a lot of calls and you want to have your own space go to an airbnb don't be the person in the hostel that's like oh it's too loud it's a hostel what do you expect you know hotel why would you go to a hotel over an airbnb this is if you want your room cleaned all the time maybe you want room service you want someone to cook your meals because you don't want to cook it yourself maybe they've got a gym in a hotel a swimming pool if you go to a fancy enough hotel they will have all of these amenities that you don't get elsewhere but you also you have a lack of a social side the reason i like staying in a hostel so much is because you instantly have a group of people that you can interact with and be friends with and i don't have to spend a lot of my working time on calls with people a lot of my stuff is very autonomous can you do what you say you're gonna do of a high enough quality and i don't need to be on a call for that i can just get my stuff done so i like a hostel environment another downside of a hostel i'll just pop this in at the end sometimes the wi-fi is not that good but you also get that with airbnb and hotel i'd say on a sliding scale the best wi-fi is going to be airbnb because that's probably someone's house that they live in the next is going to be the hostel and then actually going to be hotel a lot of hotels they don't really have that good a wi-fi and the wi-fi is pretty far away from the rooms i'd say hostel and hotel are kind of on the same level of wi-fi but with a hostel you have a common area which probably has access to a good wi-fi whereas in a hotel a lot of them they don't have a common area other than the main lobby so to recap this if you need to do a lot of calls get an airbnb don't try and do your calls in a hostel if you don't need to do a lot of calls and you're fine with distractions hostile is absolutely fine if you want your room changed all the time go to a hotel see ya