How long you stay

Mid-term rentals: one month to six months

Furnished apartments for the stay that's too long for a hotel and too short for a lease.

Mid-term rentals cover the range that neither the hotel industry nor the traditional rental market handles well: roughly one to six months. It's the length of a travel nursing contract, a construction project, a relocation gap, or an insurance displacement after a house fire or flood.

Meadow River Lofts rents furnished apartments in Rupert, West Virginia on exactly those terms — furnished, monthly, and without a twelve-month commitment.

Why one to six months is such an awkward length

Both standard options are built for a different problem.

Hotels price by the night and are designed around short stays. Nothing about the room assumes you'll be there in March. There's no kitchen, no laundry, and no living space, and the cost accumulates one night at a time.

Traditional apartments assume permanence. Twelve-month lease, security deposit, utilities in your name, and an empty unit you have to furnish — then unfurnish and dispose of when you leave. For a four-month stay, the setup and teardown costs more than the rent.

A mid-term furnished rental removes both problems: everything's already here, and the term matches the actual stay.

Who books mid-term

  • Travel nurses on 13-week contracts — almost exactly the middle of this range
  • Contractors and crews on projects running a season
  • Relocating employees bridging the gap before a home purchase closes
  • Families displaced by a renovation, fire, or flood
  • Anyone testing an area before committing to living there

What you get

  • Full kitchen in every unit
    Refrigerator, range, cookware, and dishes.
  • Fully furnished
    Beds, seating, and a dining table already in place.
  • Same-floor cashless laundry
    Card-operated washers and dryers.
  • Snack and beverage vending
    On your floor, any hour.
  • Flexible rental terms
    Short-term, mid-term, and long-term.
  • Easy commuter access
    Just off Routes 60 and 64.

Utilities included in the monthly rate. Wi-Fi available in every unit. Linens and towels provided. No security deposit required for stays under X months — confirm current policy.

Layouts

Studio EfficiencyOpen layout, queen bed, full kitchen. Sleeps 1–2.
One BedroomSeparate bedroom and living room. Sleeps 2–3.
Two BedroomTwo private bedrooms plus living room. Sleeps 4–5.

Every unit is furnished with a full kitchen. Compare all layouts →

Pricing for mid-term stays

Mid-term stays are priced monthly rather than nightly, and the monthly rate is meaningfully lower than an equivalent number of nights would be.

We don't publish rates because they move with unit type, season, and length. Tell us the dates and we'll give you a number you can actually plan around, rather than a starting-from figure that turns out not to apply.

Call (304) 555-0100, email stay@meadowriverlofts.com, or use the availability form.

Extending or shortening a stay

Mid-term plans change. Contracts extend, projects finish early, closings get delayed.

If you need more time, tell us as soon as you know and we'll try to keep you in the same unit. If you need to leave early, talk to us — we'd rather find a workable arrangement than hold you to dates you aren't using.

Where we are

  • Beckley~45 min
  • Summersville~45 min
  • Fayetteville~45 min
  • Hinton~45 min
  • White Sulphur Springs~45 min
  • New River Gorge National Park~45 min

Use the drive-time estimator to check the route from your work address.

Common questions

What counts as a mid-term rental?

Generally one to six months — longer than a hotel stay, shorter than a standard lease.

Do you require a twelve-month lease?

No. That's the point of a mid-term rental.

Are utilities and furniture included?

The apartments are fully furnished. Confirm current utility arrangements with us when you inquire.

Can I extend my stay?

Usually, if the unit is available. Let us know as early as you can.

Is a mid-term rental cheaper than a hotel?

For stays of a month or more, generally yes — and the kitchen removes most restaurant spending on top of that.

Do you take insurance placements for displaced families?

Contact us with the details. Temporary housing after a displacement is a common reason people call.

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