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Gay Pizarro Hostel Madrid

Posted by Sissi 18 June 2009

Another great gay hostel in Madrid - this cool modernist building is in the Chueca area - great for gay nightlife and parties.

The staff are extremely welcoming and will give out any advice on things to see, gay/lesbian advice, free vouchers for clubs, saunas etc...

The rooms have ensuite and have great facilities - tvs, free internet, safety deposit boxes, linen and towels.

Calle Pizarro 14 -1,Madrid, Spain, 28004

www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/spain/madrid/31404/

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Gay Hostel Puerta Del Sol Madrid

Posted by Sissi 18 June 2009

This is a great gay hostel with really friendly staff - who are always willing to offer you advice on where to go and what to see - they even hand out free club passes!

The rooms are more like a hotel than a hostel, with TVs, comfortable beds and balconies overlooking Puerta del Sol square. There's also free internet and a free breakfast of freshly baked buns.

The location is excellent, you are right in the center of town, so we could walk everywhere.

Puerta del Sol Square, Madrid

www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/spain/madrid/3468/

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Pisa Tower Hostel

Posted by LJSmith 17 June 2009

This hostel has a great location - Pisa is pretty small but at this new hostel you are only 10 minutes from the tower, and in a studenty area - so it's easy to find cool places to go out.

You're right on a main shopping street and above an amazing gelataria - nothing better than late night ice cream! There's also a bar next door if you don't have such a sweet tooth.

www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/italy/pisa/25366/

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One of the best hostels I stayed in in Italy - the staff are super friendly and there's loads going on - a cheap bar, free pizza parties and a great breakfast!

Housed in an apartment building close to Termini station, the rooms are huge and the hostel has discount deals with restaurants and the laundrette nearby!

www.hostelsalessandro.com/

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Hostel Diablo

Posted by LJSmith 17 June 2009

Only 20 minutes away from the Duomo, this hostel is by Idroscalo, with its swimming beach and lake.

It's a really social hostel with a cool Italian bar and is opposite the 'rolling stone' nightclub if you want to go out.

Lots of good freebies - breakfast, linen, wi-fi and a city map.

www.hosteldiablo.com/

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San Francesco B&B

Posted by rosemarym 17 June 2009

A B&B with three tastefully decorated rooms in a good location for visiting the sites. It is spotlessly clean and Vanessa and Fillipo are delightful and very helpful hosts.

San Francesco
Via Merlo, 30
90133 Palermo

0039 091 8888391

www.sanfrancescopalermo.it
info@sanfrancescopalermo.it

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Leonardo's Land Hostel

Posted by LJSmith 17 June 2009

This hostel isn't in the center of Florence - it's on the outskirts, but there's a free bus shuttle service into the center, and during the hot summer months, the pool and quieter location is a welcome respite from the summer crowds.

The location means you get cheaper room rates and heaps of extras - we loved the swimming pool, restaurant, bar and pretty surrounding olive groves.

We hired bikes and explored other parts of Tuscany - and the hostel organize tours to Pisa, Lucca and San Gimingnano.

Beautiful location, views of Tuscany countryside, great free breakfast, totally relaxing, and it was easy to pop into Florence, despite being in another town!

www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/italy/florence/42697/

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A Venice Fish

Posted by LJSmith 17 June 2009

It's not easy to find budget accommodation in Venice, as we found on a recent tour of Italy. If you do manage to find somewhere cheap, there's usually a lock out or curfew so we were happy to find the more chilled out 'Venice Fish' by the canal.

This beautiful old 16th century palace is on one of the main streets in Venice, but inside the hostel is fun, modern and laid back, with big and homely rooms, and friendly, helpful staff.

It might not be as fancy as some hostels but breakfast and dinner are included, and the staff will take you out in search of local nightlife.

You're only a few minutes from the Casino, Rialto Bridge, and the train station.

www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/italy/venice/31478/

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Hotel Gerloczy

Posted by Harry8 17 June 2009

Lovely boutique hotel in Budapest. Almost don't want to post this as want to keep it for myself but ... great rooms, good location, fab breakfasts and cheap!

www.gerloczy.hu/

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airbnb

Posted by Harry8 17 June 2009

It is a website which I read about in an article on this site. It has apartments or rooms to rent all over NYC. I rented a fab studio in Greenwich Village for $150 a night through them (how cheap?!) The owner was very helpful and nice - he even contacted me after we left to say I had left $50 in the studio and sent it back to me! Owners don't get paid until after your stay so it is all safe and secure plus the website is nicely designed, easy to use. Highly recommended. The apartment I stayed in was called 'Famous Street' and I found it by searching for 'two people, whole apartment $150 max'. Only minor downside is that I couldn't find a way to search by area.

www.airbnb.com

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La Tour d'Auvergne Hotel

Posted by Jojopi 17 June 2009

This hotel is very convenient and very friendly. I stayed there when I went to Paris for a concert and wanted to stay near the venue. The hotel is near La Cigale and the Elysée Montmartre concert venues and a few steps aways from main Paris attractive sites.

www.hoteltourdauvergne.com/

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Afan Lodge

Posted by ThelmaLives 16 June 2009

Great little place right in the middle of the Afan Forest, sandwiched between the Afan and Glyncorrwg mountain bike centres. Basic accommodation but perfect for mountainbikers with a lock-up and jet wash, not to mention a cracking breakfast and pub dinner. Lush.

www.afanlodge.com/

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Plas Dinas Country House

Posted by craignlisa 15 June 2009

We celebrated our anniversary at Plas Dinas which is a 400-year-old country house where the Armstong Jones family used to live - it still has lots of photos and portraits of Antony and Princess Margaret and is really interesting.

Rarely have we been somewhere that not only oozes character and is set in a lovely location with great views but also manages to deliver on service too. The hosts were really chatty and friendly and we had a great meal in their restaurant.

It was a beautiful weekend and we took the opportunity to walk round the grounds. They have benches strategically placed so you can sit and enjoy the view - we took our books out there to read with a glass of wine.

Our room was imaculately clean, came with a really comfy super king bed and a great bonus for me was the fresh milk for my tea in the morning.

I can't fault dinner (great cheese from the local delicatessan - we were given the details to go and buy some to take home) and breakfast was great too.

If you are looking for a relaxing break I can't reccommend this place more - we had a great time and will definitely be back.

Plas Dinas Country House
Bontnewydd
Caernarfon
Gwynedd
LL54 7YF
01286 830214
www.plasdinas.co.uk
info@plasdinas.co.uk

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Apartment Hotel Recommendation

Posted by DevonS 15 June 2009

I absolutely have to recommend the beautiful Pera Place apartments located right off of Istiklal Cadici in the heart of the best neighborhood in Turkey. My boyfriend and I stayed there for 10 nights in May and had an incredible time. The owners are extremely helpful and trustworthy. The apartment has been beautifully renovated, but they kept the original mouldings and wood, so it still feels authentic. We ended up getting engaged during the trip, so obviously we had an unforgettable time.
If you are thinking of staying in Istanbul for more than a few days, this is absolutely the best place to be!

www.istanbulplaceapartments.com

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Cote d'Azur for fun

Posted by Thompson991 15 June 2009

The French Riviera and in particular Nice, Cannes and those areas are always good to visit, but I want to recommend the town of Valbonne. I had a really nice stay there a while ago and resided in a villa nearby that had its own pool and tennis court. Nearby is Grasse for perfume and shopping, Mougins and of course Cannes and long sandy beaches. I can certainly recommend this area.

Easy to fly into Nice, a number of airports and airlines do it. I flew Easyjet from Luton and stayed in a villa from www.qualityvillas.com

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Melinda's Garden

Posted by contrarychloe 14 June 2009

Melinda's Garden, Boracay Island. Take yourself to this exclusive island paradise with great restaurants serving everything from Mexican to Korean cuisine, varied nightlife and the stunning mile-stretch of pristine white beach. Melinda's Garden is an upscale cluster of local-style Nipa huts tucked behind the public path that runs alongside the beach. Marble bathrooms, your own private veranda and hammock, set in a mini oasis of a lush filipino garden - you cannot get much more for £10 a night. The sound of the waves and rustling palms will lull you into the most relaxed calm you've felt in years. A steal compared with the over-priced resorts next door. Highly recommended.

Melind'a Garden, South end of White Beach, Boracay Island, Phillippines.
www.melindasgarden.com/

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misc eatdrinksleep

Posted by italia90 14 June 2009

The worst thing about misc eatdrinksleep? That name - which makes it sound like some kind of capsule hotel or backpacker hostel, rather than what it is - a wonderfully individual, romantic hotel right in the centre of Amsterdam. Rooms are delightful, individually decorated and overlooking either canal or garden. All are equipped with good coffeemaker, toiletries, robes, big comfortable bed, good lighting and a gratis minibar - no alcohol (a small bar downstairs provides that) but chocolate, snacks and soft drinks, all included in the room price - a first for me, but typical of the way the place is run. The owners are friendly and extremely helpful without being in any way overpowering - all in all the place is a perfect example of what 'customer focus' should really mean (and very rarely does).

Downsides? Some people might find the canalside rooms a little noisy - if so, then ask for a garden room. And the stairs are very steep and narrow, but this is a traditional Amsterdam house and that's the way they work. I can't comment on the breakfast as I was leaving too early in the morning, but if the plate of fruit, bread and local cheese that was left in my room was any guide, I'm guessing it would be better than acceptable.

Getting here from the airport - unless you're laden down with luggage, don't waste money on a taxi. Fast train is 20 minutes and a few euros, the walk from Dam Square to the hotel is interesting and takes between 10 and 15 minutes. Note that although the hotel is on the edge of the red light area, you need never know it, and the Niewmarket square which it sits on is great for a couple of beers and a spot of peoplewatching. Plenty of cafes and restaurants around too.

Kloveniersburgwal 20 | (formerly Zosa Hotel), Amsterdam 1012 CV www.misceatdrinksleep.com/

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Great little appartment near to the beach and town centre, both 15 mins walk. Wonderful quiet area, very clean and welcoming.

www.charentemaritimeholidayaccommodation.co.uk

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Apartime apartments

Posted by BrainyJaney 10 June 2009

As we were travelling with our young child, the apartment was very practical and the company provided us with a travel cot for free. Other companies we enquired with wanted to charge us €30 a night for this!

Thank you Apartime for your helpfulness and great service, little Layla had a fantastic time.

www.apartime.com/barcelona-apartments/on-the-ramblas-3.html

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The Alexander Inn is one of Palm Springs' newest hotels. Each villa suite is large (almost 1200 sq feet) with a separate bedroom, kitchen, and living room that opens poolside. Quiet, relaxing, and something to remember. Great deals.

1425 S. Via Soledad
Palm Springs, CA 92264
760-327-4970
info@alexander-inn.com
www.alexander-inn.com

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