Tuscany without reservations?
May 23rd, 2006, 05:47 AM
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Tuscany without reservations?
We are flying into Milan, will rent a car and make our way towards Tuscany. At this point in our trip we would like to be spontaneous & are not sure yet where we want to stay - definitely somwhere in the countryside - villa or castle, etc. Since we are goin mid-June, for 5 days, do you think we will absolutely need reservations as it's high season? Or should we be OK just having a few places in mind & go from there? Has anyone done this in summer? Thanks!!
May 23rd, 2006, 06:49 AM
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Do you mean next month??
I just returned from Italy, and the tourists are there already. I'd get resies if possible.
A town where we stayed and highly recommend is Santa Margherita Ligure. It's a charming little port town that doesn't seem to be overwhelmed with tourism. Lots of little shops, markets, restaurants, in a low key atmosphere and a beautiful setting.
We stayed at a little bed and breakfast called the Nuova Riviera, that was very charming, and a short few blocks walk to the little port area. Really lovely there. An easy day trip from there to Cinque Terre and to Portofino.
I just returned from Italy, and the tourists are there already. I'd get resies if possible.
A town where we stayed and highly recommend is Santa Margherita Ligure. It's a charming little port town that doesn't seem to be overwhelmed with tourism. Lots of little shops, markets, restaurants, in a low key atmosphere and a beautiful setting.
We stayed at a little bed and breakfast called the Nuova Riviera, that was very charming, and a short few blocks walk to the little port area. Really lovely there. An easy day trip from there to Cinque Terre and to Portofino.
May 23rd, 2006, 02:22 PM
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Angela,
I would highly recommend reservations. The towns are small and so are the various forms of lodging. How much time are you willing to spend out of your 5 days going from town to town between various B&Bs, hotels, etc. to find a room? Could get very frustrating very quickly.
I would highly recommend reservations. The towns are small and so are the various forms of lodging. How much time are you willing to spend out of your 5 days going from town to town between various B&Bs, hotels, etc. to find a room? Could get very frustrating very quickly.
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