Information regarding self isolation rule
- Thread starter Milad88
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By whole, you mean that you rent a whole basement? What was it's specifications, if I may ask?
Quoted from Airbnb:
The space:
This is a separate studio with a double bed, private bathroom, private kitchenette with microwave, fridge, coffee maker, toaster, countertop electric stove (no conventional oven). Shared entrance with another basement unit. Free parking for one car, high speed wireless internet.
The size of the room is aproximately 2.5 mt x 7 mt (bedroom + kitchenette, not counting bathroom).
So the only common area will be entrance which I will not access since ill not go out for 14 days.
The space:
This is a separate studio with a double bed, private bathroom, private kitchenette with microwave, fridge, coffee maker, toaster, countertop electric stove (no conventional oven). Shared entrance with another basement unit. Free parking for one car, high speed wireless internet.
The size of the room is aproximately 2.5 mt x 7 mt (bedroom + kitchenette, not counting bathroom).
So the only common area will be entrance which I will not access since ill not go out for 14 days.
was the owner okay with the fact that it's for quarantine? and what's the food/groceries plan?
Hi, yeah. I actually messaged the owner before booking. For my groceries, my sister will drop by the door and leave it there. But online groceries is also an option.
So do you think that I can rent a room with its bathroom and no kitchen?
Most hosts will not be willing to have someone just rent a room with an ensuite in their home. Renting a room in a home is not really quarantining.
So in your opinion hotels are the most appropriate option to choose for self isolation? How about renting a full suite for a whole month?
Anything where you have your own bathroom, bed and ability to get food. Could be part of a home, a hotel room, airbnb 1 bedroom apartment or studio. Canada is experiencing a huge problem with community spread between family members or at work places. Allowing people to self-isolate with people who are still going out to work, school, etc. could easily spread covid because we know you can be asymptomatic. Just basic public health principles. Not sure why this is still an option especially as businesses are being forced to shut down or modify their operations. unfortunately there are many people who aren't quarantining properly, many are Canadian citizens, which is very unfortunate.