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Accommodation Comparison Matrix

Rubric scoring Has example

Compare places to stay fairly.

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[VERIFY] is an editorial flag, not a blank to fill. Wherever the prompt shows [VERIFY], check that item against a reliable source before you use it.

Build a comparison matrix for accommodation. Options with prices and links or descriptions: [OPTIONS]. What matters most (location, price, kitchen, quiet, access): [PRIORITIES]. Trip length: [LENGTH].

Create a weighted scoring table with criteria matching my priorities. Add rows for total cost including cleaning and service fees, cancellation terms, check-in times, distance to key places, noise risk, and reviews reading checklist. Explain how to read reviews critically: look for patterns, recent dates, and responses by hosts. Calculate the weighted scores and show which option wins and by how much. List questions to ask each host. Do not invent details about listings; mark unknown information [VERIFY].

Add a list of red flags in listings, such as missing photos of key rooms or inconsistent addresses, and a way to confirm the listing independently where possible. Include a message template to ask the host about noise, the neighbourhood, and the nearest transport, and a checklist for the first fifteen minutes after arrival.

Where local customs or rules could differ from what you assume, flag them [VERIFY] and suggest asking the accommodation host or a local office.

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Criteria (weights): location 30, price 25, quiet 15, kitchen 15, cancellation 15.
Option A: score 4,3,3,5,2 = weighted 3.5
Option B: 5,2,4,3,4 = 3.7
Option C: 3,5,2,2,5 = 3.4
Total cost incl. cleaning fee for 5 nights: A 520; B 610; C 450.
Winner: B by 0.2, but A is 90 cheaper.
Reading reviews: look for repeated comments, recent dates, host replies.
Host questions: noise, nearest transport, check-in time.
Unknown details marked [VERIFY]. First 15 minutes: check locks, water, photos of any damage.

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