Posted 2015-01-16 5:43 PM Subject: RE: has anyone ever stayed in a hotel with a kitchette ?
They Don't Know Me
Posts: 3299 Location: Bastrop, TX
Yes I did for a year while on a job in Memphis. It consisted of a very small fridge, microwave and coffee pot. Every day when they cleaned the room they left a package of coffee, creamer and sugar and kept the ice trays filled if I didnt. Not much to a kitchenette. Extended Stay Americas have full kitchens with all dishes pots and utensils included. Pricier but they are nice.
Posted 2015-01-16 11:19 PM Subject: RE: has anyone ever stayed in a hotel with a kitchette ?
Elite Veteran
Posts: 963 Location: Deep in the heart of Texas.
ty much me and my cousin and our kids were going to new mexico to find us all a home where we will be living together and thought about a hotel that has a kitchenette but i dont think so now .
Posted 2015-01-17 9:06 AM Subject: RE: has anyone ever stayed in a hotel with a kitchette ?
Warmblood with Wings
Posts: 27846 Location: Florida..
with kids they come In handy.. you can keep drinks and milk and food in small fridge and can heat and cook on stove top.you bring your own food and dont have to eat out all the time with the kids.
Posted 2015-01-17 9:19 AM Subject: RE: has anyone ever stayed in a hotel with a kitchette ?
Married to a Louie Lover
Posts: 3303
I've stayed In a couple.
We stayed in an extended stay when we first moved here for a week before our apt was open. It was essentially a small studio apt with a stove and full fridge. I don't think pans etc were included because I remeber silly advertisements in the elevators for a $20 set of pot pan plates and utensils.
I've also stayed in a couple Homewood Suites ($150-200/night, thankfully on works tab) that had full kitchenettes and they were stocked with pans etc, house cleaning even did the dishes.
Posted 2015-01-17 6:49 PM Subject: RE: has anyone ever stayed in a hotel with a kitchette ?
The Vaccinator
Posts: 3810 Location: Slipping down the slope of old age. Boo hoo.
Extended Stay America usually has good rates that are reasonable. Their rooms have a kitchen with stove/oven, sink, microwave and refrigerator and are stocked with usually a 4 place setting of dinnerware and also have minimal cookware. I've stayed in one several times when attending week-long shows and it certainly helped with my food costs since I was able to have breakfast there -- and lunch most days and dinner several times. One year when I was trying to come down with a cold I was able to stock up on chicken noodle soup and get over / stop it. It was nice to have a "home base" that offered a home-like quality.
has anyone ever stayed in a hotel with a kitchette ?
