Somewhere to walk out of the door into. Generally the cheapest lodging in the library, and the least seasonal.
Through the year
Median of these 7Cheapest to priciest of the 7All destinations median of 40
Nightly lodging for a property sleeping four. The band spans the cheapest
and the most expensive of the 7 each month, so its width is the disagreement between
them.
The typical city runs $195 a night across the year, against $295 for the library as a whole.
They are not one price. Orlando, FL averages $175 a night and Charleston, SC averages $293 — 1.7× the difference, for the same kind of trip.
As a group they are cheapest in June and most expensive in February, a 27% swing on the median.
Season matters far more at some than others: Scottsdale, AZ swings 103% between its cheapest and most expensive months while Nashville, TN moves only 14%.
Every month of the year, this group is cheaper than the library median.
Per night is the average of twelve monthly rates for a property sleeping
four, so it is lower than a July quote and higher than a January one. A week for eight
adds lodging at the larger property size and the daily spend for eight people, and is
rounded because it is several estimates multiplied together.