A bright hotel room with a bed, a chair and a window
A hotel kitchenette with a sink, a hob and a small table
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30+ day stays

Monthly hotels in Texas

Hotels and aparthotels that take stays of 30 days or more. Compare monthly rates, terms and what is included.

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TopicMonthly hotelFurnished apartmentAirbnb (monthly)
Contract
No lease. Agree a monthly rate, leave with notice.Lease, often 3 to 12 months even when furnished.No lease, but the host sets minimum stay and house rules.
Deposit
Usually none. Some hotels ask for a small one.Often one month of rent, plus application fees.Varies by host; platform fees apply to the whole stay.
Setup
Ready day one. Utilities and Wi-Fi included.Furnished, but utilities and internet may be on you.Ready day one. Quality depends on the host.
Cleaning
Hotel housekeeping, schedule varies by property.You clean, or pay for a service.Usually none during the stay.
Flexibility
High. Extend or shorten with notice.Low. Breaking a lease costs money.Medium. Long bookings have stricter cancellation.
Price shape
Lower nightly rate for 30+ nights, taxes may drop after 30 nights.Lowest monthly number if you commit to a longer lease.Monthly discounts exist, but fees add up on long stays.

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  1. 1
    Pick a city
    Dallas, Houston or Austin. Compare monthly rates and what is included.
  2. 2
    Send a request
    Tell the hotel your dates and what you need. It goes straight to the hotel.
  3. 3
    The hotel replies
    You agree the rate and terms with the hotel directly.

Why stay a month

  • One monthly rate

    Each hotel gives its own monthly rate. Ask what it includes.

  • A kitchen and laundry

    Each hotel page says if the room has a kitchen and if laundry is on site.

  • Less hotel tax

    In some states hotel tax stops after 30 nights. Rules differ by state and city.

Hotel tax and long stays: what changes after 30 nights

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