What are your criteria for accommodations while traveling? I

Usually I'm going for local girls, so I get a private room I can bring girls to - so a entire-home AirBnB or a hotel without a weird guest policy.

If I'm not trying to get laid then I'm happy with any kind of hostel bed as long as it doesn't have bedbugs.

>>1206368
Cheap.

That's about it. Beggars can't be choosers.

>>1206378
How cheap though?

For me, usually I like to pay £5-6 or less. Sometimes I'll stretch to £7-8 but it doesn't leave me much left for food on my £10 day budget.

>>1206383
As cheap as it can get wherever I am.

>>1206392
Doesn't mean anything because you haven't said what you consider cheap. If the cheapest is $20 would you stay there or rough it?

>>1206398
Well stating a value doesn't mean much either as the cheapest you can get varies wildly by country.
So yes, I'd stay for $20 in Japan or Sweden or Switzerland if I can't find anything cheaper but I sure as hell would not do it in Vietnam where there's plenty of other options. Roughing it is cool and all for a night, but not for the entire trip.

>dry
>not too dirty
>somewhat functional toilet nearby
>some clean water to wash up

Did some longer hikes and off the beaten track travelling, noticed anything beyond that is both pleasant to have and not essential.

>>1206368
I'm kinda picky: won't sleep in the streets when it's below zero, won't sleep on a concrete. If no sleeping bag, no way I'm sleeping outside, will be looking for a hostel.

t. Real Traveler