The best Paris itinerary for 3 days in the City of Light.
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Love this article! Since most of these hotels are on the pricey side, do you have any idea which of these is the least expensive? Thanks! Such a great article! Would you kindly tell me where the first picture was taken (before you get into the hotels)? It looks like a terrace restaurant? Thanks! Hi Julie, thanks! sure, it’s one of the grand suites at the Plaza Athenee hotel Amazing website!  Cinque Terre has five gorgeous villages but which town should you stay in? Here’s our guide to the best Cinque Terre hotels to help plan your visit. […] Locals rent out rooms or have converted buildings into floors of available apartments for visitors. I’ve put together a more comprehensive guide to the best places to stay in each town in this Cinque Terre hotels post. […] […] Read more: Where to Stay in Cinque Terre […] […] Read more: Where to Stay in Cinque Terre […] […] Read more: Where to Stay in Cinque Terre […] What is a great place that has a view please Hi Colette – It’s hard to give you just one answer because with every hotel, there will be rooms that have great views (usually front facing, highest floor) and some rooms that will have no view (back alley). Best to pick a town that you like, then pick one of my hotel recommendations, and book the room that will offer a view (the booking page will specify which room types have views). Hope that helps! HI. I was wondering what your opinion is on going to Cinque Terra on June 1 and June 2 with the Italian Republic Day. I hear weekends are busy and now with a holiday too I am worried that the crowds will ruin our trip. Thanks Lisa HI – I am traveling to Cinque Terre in June with my kids. Can you tell me more about Santa Marta in Vernazza. It gets great reviews online for the actual rooms but I would like to understand more about the building. Is it an actual hotel? Or private apartments in a building? Or rooms in someone’s home? Any additional information you can provide would be helpful! Thanks! The majority of accommodation in CT are not hotels in your traditional sense. But neither are they like airbnb, where you can rent a room in someone’s home. They’re in between I suppose.. like apartment buildings, but the hotel either owns a couple floors or a group of apartments that they have transformed into a bnb/hotel. Hi, –Felicia Hi Felicia – I covered this in depth in the post :) Monterosso sounds like the one for you! Family will be in Cinque Terra July 28-29-30 with 2 kids ages 8 and 12. There will be 3 adults. What is the best place to stay for a family near water and restaurants? What is fun for the kids to do? Hi Harriette – I have hotel recommendations in the article and also a series of Cinque Terre posts about things to do which you can find here. Thank you for your informative article . We are 14 senior adults are interested to visit cinque terra. Should appreciate you could let us know the following : 1. Do they have big hotel to accommodate ? I see some label themselves the word ” Hotel” but only two bed rooms apartment . 2. Do we need to climb a lot of steps to see the scenic spots? how to move around because we are all above 63 3. Do you have any local tour guide or travel agency to recommend ? Christine from Singapore thanks in advance Wow! I was unfamiliar with the airline but will for sure never book them now!  If you’re looking for the perfect holiday drink, try this mulled wine recipe. It’s easy to make, tastes delicious and looks much fancier than it is! |
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