Somewhere to walk out of the door into. The cheapest per night in the library, $175 in Orlando to $293 in Charleston, and the least seasonal — the lowest median swing, at 32%.
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.