Thread: 8 day iceland tour with Collette Vacations or Gate 1 Travel

Yes, there are. Venere also lists b&bs, by the way (but they are not generally a cheaper option than hotels). I far prefer the reviews on venere because you can only write one if you have actually stayed at the hotel (they email you afterwards). Same with boooking.com On Tripadvisor anyone can write a review, and many have an alternative agenda. Best advice with all online reviews is to totally ignore the very best and the very worst,...

you meant Marseille as the city in south France. You can get to the Camargue area, but never done in public transport, only by car. Nice is a nice transport hub in the region so i am sure there is transport, you can inquiry at the Nice train station http://www.ter-sncf.com/Regions/paca/Fr/Se_deplace r_en_TER/Avant_mon_voyage/Recherche_d_itineraires/Default.aspx copy and paste to your browser for all the info. you will see the pink flamingos...

i would assume that with using all the transportation to get to town, it would be at least 10-20 euros more daily, so better use the money on a more central hotel.

We have done short city breaks all ways - totally independently, booking flights/Eurostar and hotels after doing all the research online ourselves. And by booking through companies like - www.vhbholidays.co.uk Riviera Travel - sorry do not have web site details to hand. On a "package" we never felt herded and had plenty of free time to do our own thing; when we chose to take an included tour we had first class guides. Even...

Try the Hotel St George on Parnell Square (just off the main O'Connell St). I stayed there last year and it was excellent value for money. At the moment www.booking.com has a 2-night special price on your dates of 128 Euros, incuding breakfast. That's as cheap as you'll get for a half-decent central Dublin hotel.

What he said....d:o)

While the advance tickets do not sell out (unless the route requires a booked seat e.g. Newark to London), the ticket only gives you a ticket to ride (as it were), not a seat! However, I doubt if you will have to stand, unless you are unlucky and/or travel on a holiday.

Certainly the hotel Selva Candida may suit a couple wanting a quiet base on the outskirts of Rome but it would not be at all suitable if you wanted to see the sights. best to maybe look for a good value hotel (or apartment as you will be in Rome for 6 nights) more central - perhaps around the Termini area which is where you can arrive into Rome using the train. if you can stretch your budget a little then sure you can find a suitable place...

I used to live about 3 miles south of this hotel - it's surprising how quickly Rome goes from urban to almost countryside in short order, with little oases of habitations. The hotel is just south of the little area of Selva Candida (hence the name) outside the GRA or ringroad. There is actually bus service close to the hotel (200 meters or so). The 904 goes into the direction of the Largo Boccea area (also called Circonvallazione...

Bruges - short and sweet answer. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruges