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Hotels: the land of tiny soaps, weirdly small decorative pillows, and a mini-fridge that somehow charges $10 for a bottle of water. They’re great for comfort, but not so great for your bank account.Sure, I’d love to stay somewhere luxurious where the towels feel like clouds and the breakfast isn’t just sad, stale bagels. But spending hundreds of dollars for a place I’ll only be in for a few hours? No thanks.So, if you want a decent hotel without financially ruining yourself, here’s how to book one like a cheap genius.Step 1: Don’t Be a Fool—Just Use GoogleWant to waste

Finding a good hostel is like dating—most are meh, some are disasters, and once in a while, you find one that makes you believe in magic. But since you can’t swipe left on a bad hostel once you’ve checked in, let’s go over how to avoid disappointment before you arrive.1. Cheaper Isn’t Always Better (Unless You Enjoy Questionable Hygiene)Ah yes, the ultra-budget hostel: rock-hard mattresses, showers that probably haven’t seen bleach since 2004, and that one guy who snores loud enough to shake the bunk beds.Sure, saving a dollar sounds nice—until you’re lying awake wondering if that stain on the