Contract Staying Away: Hotel Tips

[MonkeyMagic1908]

spareroom.co.uk is good if you are looking for renting a room in a shared house.

Can you claim the rent from these rooms/househares as a business expense?

[FiveTimes]

Can you claim the rent from these rooms/househares as a business expense?

Yes as long as you pay for it via the business and get a receipt.

[MonkeyMagic1908]

Yes as long as you pay for it via the business and get a receipt.

Cheers

[johnvic]

Cheap & cheerful is the way , save every penny possible, B&B's all the way to maximise profit to enable us to spend the money saved elsewhere, something perfectly functional but with minimum cost i.e B&B with good breakfast, wifi is a bonus, somewhere not too far away from a local pub.

[Wodewick]

Cheap & cheerful is the way , save every penny possible, B&B's all the way to maximise profit to enable us to spend the money saved elsewhere, something perfectly functional but with minimum cost i.e B&B with good breakfast, wifi is a bonus, somewhere not too far away from a local pub.

A bonus!!! an essential - Shirely?
How else would I get my fix of CUK abuse?

[SallyAnne]

Trouser press paninis!!!!!

They're the future!!!

[RichardCranium]

Trouser press paninis!!!!!

They're the future!!!

SallyAnne,

I haven't been on here for yonks, and yet the first thing I see YOU post is:

trousers + food

I should have put money on that being the case.

(I always refer to hotel trouser presses as "pizza warmers", BTW.)

[PinkPoshRat]

I have yet to find a hotel trouser press which actually works well enough to press my trousers. (or indeed warm up a pizza)

If anyone knows the knack of using a trouser press for 'ironing' a shirt, please let me know?!

[Wobblyheed]

I've successfully used spareroom 4 times now. Three times during a contract in Herts (rents £330 to £400) - lovely rooms and friendly people. I've now got a lovely old one bed cottage on a Mon-Fri basis (the landlady comes round at weekends to tidy and water plants) for £80 a week just south of Bradford (all in).....back of the net!

[Churchill]

I've successfully used spareroom 4 times now. Three times during a contract in Herts (rents £330 to £400) - lovely rooms and friendly people. I've now got a lovely old one bed cottage on a Mon-Fri basis (the landlady comes round at weekends to tidy and water plants) for £80 a week just south of Bradford (all in).....back of the net!

WWHS.

Spareroom is deffo the way to go.