Guides
Practical advice for booking digs.
Plain-English help for site managers, project coordinators and anyone booking accommodation for a team.
What "pppn" means, and how to compare accommodation quotes properly
Per person, per night is the fairest way to compare digs. Here is how to use it, and what to check before you trust a number.
Serviced apartment or hotel for a work trip? How to decide
A hotel is a room. A serviced apartment is a home. Which one is right depends on how long you are staying and how many of you there are.
A site manager's checklist for booking crew accommodation
What to know before you ask for quotes, so you get useful options first time and not a string of questions.
Weekday-only bookings: how to stop paying for empty weekends
If your crew goes home on Friday, you should not pay for the weekend. When weekday-only bookings work and what to ask.
Shared rooms or single rooms? Choosing for your team
Shared rooms cost less. Single rooms keep people rested. How to decide which is right for the work and the crew.
Parking for vans and work vehicles: what to ask before you book
A house with no parking is not a house for a crew with vans. The questions that save you trouble later.
Contractor accommodation in the UK: a complete guide
What contractor accommodation is, who uses it, how it is priced, how to book it and what to check. A plain-English guide for site managers and project teams.
What is an HMO, and why does it matter for worker accommodation?
A house in multiple occupation is a property shared by people who are not one household. Why shared houses for crews are often HMOs and what to ask the host.
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