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What is the difference. Should I take AL?
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FB-meals according to the full board system, i.e. breakfast lunch dinner. At breakfast all drinks are free of charge, at lunch and dinner all drinks, including water, are at an additional cost.
If the difference in price between FB and AL is small, you can take the all-inclusive system, and if the difference is in the tens of thousands, consider whether you will drink enough to justify the money.
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If you are traveling with a baby, it is better to take AL so that everything is at hand, and if the child is large, or only adults are traveling, then even HB, dinner, is enough, you can always change for lunch, and in the evening go or go somewhere and eat there.
If the difference in price between FB and AL is small, you can take the all-inclusive system, and if the difference is in the tens of thousands, consider whether you will drink enough to justify the money.
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If you are traveling with a baby, it is better to take AL so that everything is at hand, and if the child is large, or only adults are traveling, then even HB, dinner, is enough, you can always change for lunch, and in the evening go or go somewhere and eat there.
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answered 11 years ago
I agree that AL is relevant in the case of a small child or if you will not leave the hotel, but in Spain you will not sit in the hotel. The excursion program is extensive. We took HB, and at lunch we went to a cafe a couple of times and decided that it was superfluous, we had a snack with fruits, nuts, etc., that was enough.
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answered 11 years ago
It seems to me that Spain does not need AL at all, maximum HB. There are so many different cafes and restaurants that you will definitely pull there. Yes, and just a variety of temptations from a series of fruits, ice cream and all sorts of goodies, in Spain, at every step is unmeasured.
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answered 11 years ago
save on drinks. if the choice is between fb and all, the second is more convenient.
and so I would take it
and so I would take it
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answered 11 years ago
Drinks in Spain are expensive, and in many hotels it is forbidden to bring your own, we took OLL, we did not regret it. In the bar, local drinks are very decent, I personally liked the liquor.
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answered 11 years ago
What drinks are expensive in Spain? Excellent young Ryoha wine 2-5 euros per bottle, sangria is not expensive, if you eat in a cafe, then a glass of 2-3 euros. Beer 1.5 euros and by the way, neither in Spain nor in Andorra in any of the hotels did they inspect us to carry our products and alcohol. And in Spain, I visited more than 10 hotels of different categories. As much as I love the All system, but for Spain with its flavor and cult of food, as well as democratic bars and cafes (unless, of course, you are used to eating in fashionable restaurants), I would advise taking BB or HB
But this is my purely subjective opinion), have a good rest
But this is my purely subjective opinion), have a good rest
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answered 11 years ago
We, too, were never inspected for carrying drinks and alcohol, in general, I hear about it for the first time. And once in a supermarket we saw wine worth 1 euro. Without a label, without packaging over the cork (just plugged with a cork, and a small piece of paper was glued on which we could read: dry red wine made in Spain) says GOOD, Good. I called my "Jose" and they put 4 bottles in the cart. We got bolder and took 2. The wine turned out to be excellent, but we didn’t get any more of it.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, it's a fact, there are wines for 1-2 euros, but we didn't risk it, we took it at a discount for 4 - super! I will support the opinion that in Spain the best option is breakfast-dinner, provided that the hotel changes dinner for lunch without any problems, because. there are really a lot of different excursions, incl. evening. Indeed, in Spain it is silly to sit in a hotel all the time. To eat in cafes is expensive in my opinion, it cannot be compared with a buffet in a good hotel. Is it just for a snack.
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answered 11 years ago
I completely agree, especially in Spain the Russian language is developed - the working staff speaks Russian in many tourist places. In hotels, buffet food. I’ll say variety .... depending on which hotel you get. dinner and if you need to change dinner for lunch, I don’t think that you will vegetate in a hotel, excursions, trips to cities near the coast? and much more interesting !!! Spain is not Cuba and not the Dominican Republic, you need to take full board there that's for sure!
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answered 11 years ago
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