When it comes time to book your next vacation, you may be wondering if reserving a condo might be a good idea. After all, hotels can be loud and often aren’t equipped with the amenities you might want on vacation. Here are some factors to keep in mind before you make your decision.

Your Food Selections and Preferences

For some people, eating at a restaurant for all meals is acceptable. To others, this is a recipe for indigestion, bloating and weight gain. If you reserve a condo for your next trip, you can save yourself the expense and gastrointestinal distress by cooking for yourself right in the privacy of your kitchen. If you’re a light eater or have special dietary requirements, cooking for yourself can be a lot easier and less stressful than relying on high-priced restaurants during your vacation.

Noise and Sleep Concerns

Anyone who’s ever had to share a hotel room wall with the raging bachelorette party next door will probably select a condo. Condos are built as individual housing units, including insulation between the walls to muffle noises from adjacent condos. Hotel rooms, on the other hand, are not built this way and can be extremely noisy. If sleep is a concern, choose a condo.

If you’re ready to book a trip today, consider reserving a condo rather than a hotel room. Not only will you be well-rested and have a calm stomach, your wallet will also thank you.