advice on cheap hotels in Rome, Venice, please
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advice on cheap hotels in Rome, Venice, please
i'm planning to travel in Italy for 1 week in April. first, i haven't decided where i'll be spending my time there, so i would appreciate any advice on how to spend 7 days and see the most i can without being rushed. also, my main question is: do you know any cheap (decent quality) hotels, motels etc., in different cities? i just found out that to stay in a hostel you have to be younger than 25, and i'm a little over...
thanks so much!
thanks so much!
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Convents might be your answer. Try some of these:
http://www.exseminarians.com/rome/
http://www.santasusanna.org/comingTo...html#R-vatican
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=co...mp;lr=&ie=
UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=971012203135_-1362215841%40emout07.mail.aol.com&rnum=1
http://www.s-t.com/daily/03-97/03-30-97/e10li207.htm
http://www.fodors.com/forums_reg/pgM...1&start=50
http://www.exseminarians.com/rome/
http://www.santasusanna.org/comingTo...html#R-vatican
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=co...mp;lr=&ie=
UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=971012203135_-1362215841%40emout07.mail.aol.com&rnum=1
http://www.s-t.com/daily/03-97/03-30-97/e10li207.htm
http://www.fodors.com/forums_reg/pgM...1&start=50
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Hi,
I've over 25 too - did a trip to Italy last year - and guess what? convents are the way to go! actually Monasteries! They are stunning, and get this...under $20.
I went to Rome(3 full days), Venice(1 full day), Florence(2 full days), Sienna(1 day), Chianti(1 day), Cinque Terre(1 day)
I would advise Rome(4 days), Venice(2 days), Florence(2-3). I wished for more time in Venice simply to walk the streets and explore the alleys....I wished for more time in Rome simply because I was exhausted with the morning-night touring - didn't even get a chance to club coz there was just so much to see and I'm the kinda person who likes to sit at a cafe at a piazza for at least 2-3 hours and ppl watch. lots of walking. We walked everywhere and that tires you out...so 4 days would do justice I think.
Eurocheapo is great - I'm using it for my Spain trip in a few months.
We actually went to venere.com for Italy and got everything under $50, except Venice which was $60 - In Cinque Terre we stayed at the Monastery - fantastic and cheap.
Rome and Florence have a ton of hostels. In fact for Florence you can try Locanda Starlight - Starlite..it's a shared bathroom and reasonable prices. Venice is expensive - shop around a bit although I know they have hostels...
For hostels you can try out eurocheapo.com also and do a hostel/convent search off of google...you'll get plenty.
I've over 25 too - did a trip to Italy last year - and guess what? convents are the way to go! actually Monasteries! They are stunning, and get this...under $20.
I went to Rome(3 full days), Venice(1 full day), Florence(2 full days), Sienna(1 day), Chianti(1 day), Cinque Terre(1 day)
I would advise Rome(4 days), Venice(2 days), Florence(2-3). I wished for more time in Venice simply to walk the streets and explore the alleys....I wished for more time in Rome simply because I was exhausted with the morning-night touring - didn't even get a chance to club coz there was just so much to see and I'm the kinda person who likes to sit at a cafe at a piazza for at least 2-3 hours and ppl watch. lots of walking. We walked everywhere and that tires you out...so 4 days would do justice I think.
Eurocheapo is great - I'm using it for my Spain trip in a few months.
We actually went to venere.com for Italy and got everything under $50, except Venice which was $60 - In Cinque Terre we stayed at the Monastery - fantastic and cheap.
Rome and Florence have a ton of hostels. In fact for Florence you can try Locanda Starlight - Starlite..it's a shared bathroom and reasonable prices. Venice is expensive - shop around a bit although I know they have hostels...
For hostels you can try out eurocheapo.com also and do a hostel/convent search off of google...you'll get plenty.
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