Even the cheapest hotel at $100 a night is $3,000 per man.I find them a 4-5 bedroom home.

During a dispute, the tenants call the city and the owners had to move out of the basement, stayed in hotel for months until the tenants was evicted.

If you are not in the Airbnb or hotel business then don't get into it. 

I have many years experience working in hotels and restaurants from front desk clerk to restaurant manager.

Marriott has a chain of 7 new "feature" hotels in the world targeting Millennials providing social environments on the main level and tiny hotel rooms.

There are many new restaurants with the growth along US Hwy 259 in auto dealers, hotels and new apartment compleses.  

There are two hotels in town and they are not cheap to stay at so you may have a niche here if advertised properly.I have seen seen properties advertised on the MLS for as little as $1,000 for a week and more during memorial day and labor day weekends.There are plenty of two family homes available for sale and plenty more that can be converted so you and the family can stay here and relax and still make money in the process from renters occupying the second unit.Another market you may want to consider is the North Fork of Long Island is another great place as the vineyards are open year round and in the later winter months they have Jazz on the Vine to drum up some business. 

And work your @s$ off to line up a good deal.Let me give you a real-life example.A newbie investor in the hotel space (he is experienced with apartments but has not acquired any hotels) found this deal. 4 buildings (plus a parking lot) in total in downtown Cincinnati - all vacant.

Asset-based lenders fund Non-owner occupied residential, industrial, multi-family, mixed-use, warehouse, office, retail, hotel, motel, churches, gas stations and land.

When there was no hotel option.