They can socially distance if need be, no need to go through a hotel lobby or share interior spaces with anyone they don't feel safe around.  

They also have the lobbying power to buy and control politicians, which means nothing changes.

As I said earlier in this thread, these subsidies will only cause general prices to increase -- therefore, it wouldn't surprise me if this inititaive were supported by and lobbied for by home builders and developers ---- it greatly benefits them.

This is essentially str AND the hotels paying to exist so that one side cannot lobby against the other.

The amenities are what set them apart, golf, lazy rivers, restaurants, arcades, theaters etc on site are a big influence to families traveling here.

I have noticed some of the larger banks (B of A) are *still* hosting limited lobby hours and business hours.  

Certain areas are far more likely to have angry neighbors lobbying the city or county for changes than other areas, and that would color my decision.

Also the banks have a strong and well financed lobbying group and give massive campaign donations.

Plus greater density puts residents closer to restaurants, theater, clubs, banks, and grocery stores.

These areas have more of an urban feel and come with a lot of things you'd expect from a city (plethora of restaurant options, nightlife, colleges, zoos, theater, etc).