We get a lot of questions about corporate housing from AHI. People want to know details about how corporate housing works, where it’s offered, who it’s for, and so on. So, we wanted to take the time to answer some FAQs about AHI Corporate Housing. Here are 10 questions we get asked by those who are interested in extended stay corporate housing from AHI.
Q1: Can I extend my stay if my assignment is extended?Â
A: Corporate housing provides a more flexible lease than other housing options like a temporary apartment rental, so AHI Corporate Housing can accommodate a move-out date that is earlier or later than expected. If you do not agree to a predetermined move-out date when you sign your lease, you will simply need to provide a written notice of your intended move-out date. For more information, you can check out our guest reference guide or call us for more information.Â
Q2: Can AHI bill my company or insurance provider directly?Â
A: Yes, with prior approval from your provider, we can send an invoice directly to your company for payment.Â
Q3: Is there a limit to the number of occupants allowed in an apartment from AHI Corporate Housing?Â
A: AHI Corporate Housing provides apartments typically ranging in size from 1-3 bedrooms, and will accommodate both single occupants and families working in a wide range of industries. Check out our industries page to find out more details about who we service, and feel free to call us anytime with questions.Â
Q4: What forms of payment does AHI Corporate Housing accept?Â
A: We accept most major credit cards, and with prior approval by your provider, an invoice can be sent directly to your company for payment. Please contact us or call for more information.Â
Q5: Are AHI apartments located near public transport?Â
A: Public transportation will vary widely depending on the location of the housing complex and the city you’ll be staying in. To check the public transportation proximity score of a specific property, you can check our properties page.Â
Q6: How does corporate housing compare to short-term apartment rentals?Â
A: The primary difference between the two is corporate housing’s all-inclusive pricing, which encompasses all expenses in one. Most short-term rentals will not come fully furnished or with all the amenities and utilities that AHI Corporate Housing provides. Also, corporate housing offers more flexible leases than short-term apartment rentals.Â
Q7: Are there inspections at move-in or move-out?Â
A: Before you move in, our team will conduct a meticulous inspection of your new home using a 164-point checklist to ensure that everything is spotless and in working condition. At move-out, most apartments’ management team will conduct an inspection to be sure the apartment is still in good condition. This may vary depending on your specific housing location, so we’ll provide you with more details upon your reservation.Â
Q8: What is included in a fully-furnished apartment from AHI Corporate Housing?Â
A: A fully-furnished apartment includes all furniture for bedroom, kitchen, and living room. AHI Corporate Housing apartments also come with utilities and necessities beyond just the bare minimum of furniture. Our furnished apartments also come with appliances, bedding, kitchen dishes and utensils, cleaning supplies, bathroom necessities, and more. Check out our amenities page to see a full list.Â
Q9: What should I do if I discover an issue after moving in?Â
A: Since AHI Corporate Housing will perform a meticulous inspection before your arrival, most issues should already have been addressed, but if you discover a problem or if a new problem arises, we have an AHI Corporate Housing representative available 24/7 to address any issues that may arise. Your housing provider should also be available to provide assistance.Â
Q10: Is corporate housing cheaper than a hotel for stays over 30 days?Â
A: In many cases corporate housing is more cost-effective because it includes furnishing, utilities, WiFi and access to amenities at an all-inclusive monthly rate, in addition to providing more space and privacy for a longer stay.