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Answer, please, those who independently traveled around Europe in their car: did you book suburban motels or campsites in advance or stayed for the night - where to get it. And how much does a room cost there? In large cities, hotels cost 60-90 euros per day. Therefore, I want to save at least on this. I will be glad for any advice
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Differently. It's better when you book.
I highly recommend AccorHotels and their budget hotels: hotel chains F1,Formule1,Etap(IbisBudget),Ibis.
Listed in ascending order of price.
I highly recommend AccorHotels and their budget hotels: hotel chains F1,Formule1,Etap(IbisBudget),Ibis.
Listed in ascending order of price.
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answered 12 years ago
Copying my own post from another thread:
1. I love AccorHotels very much. They have many brands from the cheapest hotels to 5*. I like their promotions and the fact that the hotels are very similar to each other, no reception system at the cheapest Formula 1. Always wifi, almost always parking. Cheap chain hotels are very suitable for tourists by car, it is very convenient to check in at night. Technologically. The prices are normal, and during the promotions, in general, the ball! There are hotels of this network in almost all more or less interesting cities in Europe. And in France, almost in every "regional center". Places completely untouched by mass tourists, but there is some Ibis or F1!
http://www.accorhotels.com/it/home/index.shtml
Another network. I use mostly budget (cheap) options - Premier Class and Capmanail. The same system without reception at night-24 hours check-in. Lots of hotels in France, again. Cheap and easy. It's also a great option for backpackers.
http://www.premiereclasse.com/en/default.aspx
Premier class refer to the network:
http://www.louvrehotels.com/en/hotel-group.html
There are more expensive brands out there.
1. I love AccorHotels very much. They have many brands from the cheapest hotels to 5*. I like their promotions and the fact that the hotels are very similar to each other, no reception system at the cheapest Formula 1. Always wifi, almost always parking. Cheap chain hotels are very suitable for tourists by car, it is very convenient to check in at night. Technologically. The prices are normal, and during the promotions, in general, the ball! There are hotels of this network in almost all more or less interesting cities in Europe. And in France, almost in every "regional center". Places completely untouched by mass tourists, but there is some Ibis or F1!
http://www.accorhotels.com/it/home/index.shtml
Another network. I use mostly budget (cheap) options - Premier Class and Capmanail. The same system without reception at night-24 hours check-in. Lots of hotels in France, again. Cheap and easy. It's also a great option for backpackers.
http://www.premiereclasse.com/en/default.aspx
Premier class refer to the network:
http://www.louvrehotels.com/en/hotel-group.html
There are more expensive brands out there.
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answered 12 years ago
I consider the price of more than 50 euros for an ordinary hotel in Europe to be high. To just spend the night and go further, there are a lot of hotels at a price of 30-50 euros. Yes, Switzerland is more expensive, but Amsterdam is also not cheap, but even there, if you wish, you can meet fifty dollars.
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answered 12 years ago
I support hatinka, we used the Etap network, it is very convenient and economical. Booking on their website does not involve prepayment, you just book a place for a certain day or two. This network is really very common in France, so you can do without advance booking, you will still find where to spend the night. We booked because we used this network in other European countries, where the saturation of such hotels is much less and there was a chance to be left without budget accommodation. Yes, and we can just say a fad on the clear planning of this type of holiday.
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