Travel nurses often stay in temporary housing that can adjust to changing assignment lengths and locations. WoodSpring Suites offers extended stay hotels for travel nurses with in-room kitchens, Wi-Fi, and flexible weekly or monthly rates, making it easier to settle in and focus on the job. With the comforts of home and the convenience of an extended stay, it’s a practical choice for healthcare professionals on the move.

 

Tips and Advice for Travel Nurses Considering an Extended Stay Hotel

 

• Choose a hotel close to your hospital or healthcare facility.
• Look for weekly or monthly extended stay rates.
• Prioritize rooms with an in-room kitchen.
• Confirm Wi-Fi is included with your stay.
• Check for on-site laundry facilities.
• Ask about parking and transportation options.
• Inquire about a stay in a quieter part of the hotel that works with your shift schedule.
• Review pet policies if you are traveling with a pet.

 

Explore more tips for finding housing, packing for an assignment, and settling into an extended stay.

 

• How to Find Housing as a Travel Nurse: A Guide to Extended Stays
• The Ultimate Travel Nurse Packing List Essentials and Tips
• The Benefits of Extended Stay Lodging for Traveling Nurses and Medical Professionals