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But it’s a savings over the full-night rate for those who don’t need the full night. Recharge says its app has drawn interest from travelers needing a nap after an overnight flight and from nursing mothers looking for some privacy and comfort.
"Nap" ... yeah, right!
I love how the article avoids what renting a room by the hour usually means.
Did many times when I was a teen. Think it was 25 an hour or 40 for 4 if memory serves me. Always opted for the 4 hour as I move at my own pace so to speak lol
But recharge has two problems. First, it only serves a couple of cities, NYC and SF. Second, the price is sort of ridiculous...I am willing to pay 20$-30$ per hour, including hidden fees. But with recharge, you'll probably spend over $100 to stay just a couple of hours.
No way. I would sleep in my car before paying this fee.
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Would you pay $120 for an hour in a hotel room?
