I&#x27;ve stayed at an airport hotel for two years while on a consulting gig from monday-thursdays.  It wasn&#x27;t by choice, it was because the client had a negotiated rate with the airport.  It was a nice hotel and all, but it is a bit tiring being so close to so many people who are in between the places they want to be.<p>This article wasn&#x27;t clear what the person means by destination or why a business person would knowingly choose and airport hotel over a hotel right next to the client site.<p>I still think the main use case for airport hotel are travelers who miss a connection or flight and need a quick check in.  Conferences and big groups might also be another use case because I&#x27;m sure airport hotels may give discounts for booking in advance since so many of their customers are people who check in last minute.<p>If the hotel is nice enough, would this be a good idea for weddings?  No need for a bunch of people to get taxi&#x27;s or rental cars to the destination?<p>I&#x27;m really not sure if the hotels need any other reason to build a hotel than to have an onsite location to house displaced passengers.