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David Zimmer
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What coffee maker is best in MTRs?

David Zimmer
  • Tallahassee, FL
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I'm a Chemex coffee snob but I imagine a lot of MTRs and STRs prefer something easier. Although I've stayed in smaller Airbnbs that had pour over coffee setups. What's everyone's experience here on coffee?

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Travis Timmons
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Travis Timmons
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If you have the cabinet space, all of the above. We have a pour over, french press, and standard coffee maker (along with grinder and kettle - obviously). It's really cheap to buy all 3 and while most tenants don't really care, it is a home run for some. We will typically leave some beans from a great local roaster as well when tenants arrive. It's not necessary but is a nice touch.

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