Looking for recommendations on accommodation for a 2-3month stay in Perth Australia any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks!
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Looking for recommendations on accommodation for a 2-3month stay in Perth Australia any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks!
Like so many things in life - it depends. It depends what youโre looking for.
Perth as a city cowers an enormous area due all the new suburbs they keep building. You donโt want to end up in any of those! Some of the older suburbs nearer the CBD (the only place with skyscrapers) are nice in terms of culture, food, and drink. Iโd put Mt Lawley on top of that list.
Nearby is Northbridge, which you probably want to avoid. Unless you come for the bindge-drinking teenagers and pill-heads going clubbing. Theyโve got great cheap Asian food there though!
If youโre in Australia you probably want the beach. And luckily Perth has some of the better beaches. But the beach is a good 20 minute drive from the city. The nicest ones near the city are Cottesloe, City Beach, and Floreat. At Cotteslough you might be able to find some accommodation, but it depends what time of the year you are going. Itโs probably pretty dead in winter there.
About Perth: Itโs huge and people drive everywhere. There are buses, but they arenโt worth much. The metro/train is great though, if you are lucky enough to need to go somewhere along itโs north-south line. Cottesloe being one of those places.
And finally - Fremantle, the best of all of the above. A port-town swallowed by Perthโs expanding, but has kept itโs own vibe. More of a hippie vibe if you look in the right places, plus good beaches, nature reserves, old houses, the river, bars and restaurants.
โ wow, just realised I went on a bit of a rant there, possibly without even properly answering your question. For 2-3 months Iโd have a look at http://www.gumtree.com.au/ or https://www.couchsurfing.com/places/Oceania/Australia/Perth.
hello 
Iโm planning my next trip (from January/February), and Iโm looking for a place where itโs hot, with the sea, and good wifi.
At the moment I live in Paris and work with San Francisco times, so preferably I wouldnโt go to Asia.
Iโm thinking, South Africa or South America, what do you recommend?
Thank you
Hello All,
We are a nomad family starting our journey in Medellin. India / Mumbai to be specific is our next destination.
I am finding it very difficult to find properties in AirBnB within a reasonable budget and makaan and magicbricks is cumbersome.
Anyone has had any experience on best approach to find where to stay?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Ricardo
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Hey guys,
Iโm looking at heading to Cape Town in February/March. I am looking for a long term accomodation for about three months. I checked out GumTree and StayinCapeTown, but I was wondering if you had any more reccomendations on where to look! Airbnb is quite expensive and sparse.
Also, I would love to know your favourite areas in the city and hear about your experiences 
Thanks !
Iโm planning on 6 weeks in Chiang Mai soon and most of the stuff Iโve read about finding a place there says the best thing to do is to look in person. Considering the short time Iโm there, I would prefer to prebook to say a couple of days of apartment hunting.
I was wondering about the options for short(ish) term accommodation and if pre-booking is worthwhile or if Iโll just get fobbed off with the worst room/apartment available.
Iโm just looking for something basic - so long as it has air conditioning. Having a work space would be a definite advantage as would closeness to coffee. Other than that, things like a pool, gym, kitchen arenโt that important to me.
Hi all,
For Jan through March Iโm looking for a place that as a) friendly people, b) warm climate, c) surfing, and d) reliable internet (either in cafes or a coworking space).
So far, this is my short list:
If anyone has some good info on this, please share! : )
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The thing is that our income taxes are quickly rising to the point that itโs absurd and would be well worth the time and money spent to reduce them somehow.
Can anyone comment on our options here?
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Hi!
Me and my girlfriend are planning on staying 1-3 months in Santa Teresa, starting in May. Does anybody know how much we can expect to pay in rent, and if there are any good places online to look for apartments? Or is it better to look for a place once weโre there? So far weโve mostly found more upscale options online but we just need a place that is safe, clean and that has a kitchen. A small studio would be fine.
Any help with this would be appreciated!
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Or if anyone wants to grab a beer and show me the ropes that would also be much appreciated.
Cheers!
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Hi Guys, we are looking for our final candidates for a co-work/adventure trip through several Islands in Thailand - mid/late February. Come join us?!?
Hi,
any tips, suggestions? Itโs for Jan-2015 through March-2015.
Iโm ideally looking for a nomad house-style type of setup, in which 4 or more digital nomads all live together in a nice, modern villa. But Iโm not sure if there are too many of those around in Canggu.
Otherwise a private room+bathroom or private apt. for around $600-800 will be fine (depending on the speed of the Internet).
Any help or tips are more than welcome : )
โฆ or in any modern town (with multi-storey appt buildings).
Hi, Iโm going to Alanya, Turkey this October/November (then moving to Goa). My plan for Goa is the following: I rent something via Booking/AirBnB for just 2-3 days so that we could be rested from the road. During these days Iโm going to shop around for longer and less expensive accommodation. In India, they say, the best way is to do it โofflineโ: just go to streets and look for โRooms to letโ signs. Itโs Ok, I believe, in rural area with 1-2 story houses, but how would one โshop offlineโ in a modern town like Alanya? I mean, you wonโt go into a multi-storey apartment buildings and knock at the doors, will you? Any advices?
Maybe, there are some boards that locals use to rent flats? I donโt like prices on AirBnB, to be honestโฆ Especially with current Rub-to-Euro conversion rate 
Besides, our primary goal on this trip is to try living โlike a nativeโ; not interested in touristic attractions.
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$900: Private Room
$700: Shared room
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Been building up my work this year whilst also being a traditional backpacker so moving far too quickly.
Next year is all about picking two or three locations and โsettlingโ for a while.
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