Why serviced homes beat hotel rooms
A crew of six in hotel rooms means six breakfasts, no kitchen, nowhere to dry kit and a bill that grows every week. The same six in two serviced homes get a bed each, a full kitchen, a table to work at and one weekly invoice.
- A bed each, no room sharing unless you ask for it
- Full kitchen, laundry and drying space
- Weekly housekeeping and linen included
- All bills, broadband and consumables in one rate
The details to agree before booking
Ask about parking and van suitability, permit rules, out-of-hours key collection and whether early starts cause a problem. Get the answers in writing — these are the things that derail a first night.
- Parking confirmed, with permit rules stated
- Self check-in available outside office hours
- No curfews, and housekeeping scheduled around shifts
- Written extension terms in case the programme slips
Weekly terms and extensions
Programmes move. Accommodation booked on rigid fixed dates costs money every time it does. We run weekly and monthly terms with extensions handled by a single message, so nobody is rebooking mid-programme.
Billing that suits the project
We invoice the company, accept purchase orders, work to agreed payment terms and issue VAT receipts, so the cost sits cleanly against the project rather than on somebody's personal card.