Topic: I love to travel. What hotels do you like to stay in ? Share your preferences (Read 894 times)
January 13, 2018, 12:15:14 AM
Depends on the country I'm travelling to. If I'm going there merely to relax in the hotel, then I will get a good one. If I'm going to explore the country, I will just book a simple hotel just to take a shower and sleep in.
January 11, 2018, 05:16:45 PM
If you are not a fastidious person, than search for a backpackers hostels.
There is no place better for one who want to explore the city culture, hang out with locals and find a company for a journey)
There is no place better for one who want to explore the city culture, hang out with locals and find a company for a journey)
January 11, 2018, 05:09:26 PM
maybe you can stay in ibiz hotel, ibiz is cheap and good hotel, this hotel is divided in several big cities
January 11, 2018, 04:46:20 PM
I love travelling around a country.Traveling is a very nice experience.
December 09, 2017, 08:47:30 AM
When I travel, I prefer renting an apartment, the cheaper the better. But the food is important.
Cool strategy. And the local good food you can always find in a local good restaurant. To eat out there or to buy take away food too. A good grocery store in a neighbourhood can never do any harm for sure.
And I disagree - I'd rent the best available apartment. Otherwise what's the deal - you work and toil for what ? To save some more or to make a great choice for temporary lodging. I take the second option - this way each my trip is a cool adventure.
December 08, 2017, 05:38:45 AM
When I travel, I prefer renting an apartment, the cheaper the better. But the food is important.
November 07, 2017, 10:55:29 AM
Depends on your personality. Most people seem to like Tokyo, but I found it rather boring since it's just another mega city to me. Sure, there's Akihabara (which was quite fun and interesting), but it's fairly small.
My favourite place was Kyoto by far. There's pretty much everything within immediate reach. A modern and bustling city, lots of nature (forests, water, mountains etc.), traditional temples and shrines, traditional housing areas, and most importantly the probably best food in the whole world (insane quality, variety and mastery of cooking). It's especially beautiful during autumn (red maple trees) and spring (when the cherry trees blossom).
Hokkaido is pretty nice during January/February or whenever the Sapporo Snow Festival is. Definitely worth checking out too. There's very little in a human life that gets close to the experience of soaking in a steaming hot spring in the mountains while surrounded by snow.
Okinawa is pretty nice too, islands and beaches with a unique culture.
My favourite place was Kyoto by far. There's pretty much everything within immediate reach. A modern and bustling city, lots of nature (forests, water, mountains etc.), traditional temples and shrines, traditional housing areas, and most importantly the probably best food in the whole world (insane quality, variety and mastery of cooking). It's especially beautiful during autumn (red maple trees) and spring (when the cherry trees blossom).
Hokkaido is pretty nice during January/February or whenever the Sapporo Snow Festival is. Definitely worth checking out too. There's very little in a human life that gets close to the experience of soaking in a steaming hot spring in the mountains while surrounded by snow.
Okinawa is pretty nice too, islands and beaches with a unique culture.
Thank you very much indeed. It's great to have your reference!
November 07, 2017, 10:47:31 AM
I have found the beds at the NH Hotels to be the best of any hotel https://www.nh-hotels.com/ - better than Ritz group etc ...
Thanks. There's a NH Hotel in my town. Need to test it first. Good to know.
November 03, 2017, 01:24:50 PM
It's clear, to rest in good hotels is very comfortable. But such hotels of the super class are not affordable for everyone. We have to choose good middle-class hotels
November 03, 2017, 01:14:52 PM
I have found the beds at the NH Hotels to be the best of any hotel https://www.nh-hotels.com/ - better than Ritz group etc ...
November 03, 2017, 01:05:19 PM
Depends on your personality. Most people seem to like Tokyo, but I found it rather boring since it's just another mega city to me. Sure, there's Akihabara (which was quite fun and interesting), but it's fairly small.
My favourite place was Kyoto by far. There's pretty much everything within immediate reach. A modern and bustling city, lots of nature (forests, water, mountains etc.), traditional temples and shrines, traditional housing areas, and most importantly the probably best food in the whole world (insane quality, variety and mastery of cooking). It's especially beautiful during autumn (red maple trees) and spring (when the cherry trees blossom).
Hokkaido is pretty nice during January/February or whenever the Sapporo Snow Festival is. Definitely worth checking out too. There's very little in a human life that gets close to the experience of soaking in a steaming hot spring in the mountains while surrounded by snow.
Okinawa is pretty nice too, islands and beaches with a unique culture.
My favourite place was Kyoto by far. There's pretty much everything within immediate reach. A modern and bustling city, lots of nature (forests, water, mountains etc.), traditional temples and shrines, traditional housing areas, and most importantly the probably best food in the whole world (insane quality, variety and mastery of cooking). It's especially beautiful during autumn (red maple trees) and spring (when the cherry trees blossom).
Hokkaido is pretty nice during January/February or whenever the Sapporo Snow Festival is. Definitely worth checking out too. There's very little in a human life that gets close to the experience of soaking in a steaming hot spring in the mountains while surrounded by snow.
Okinawa is pretty nice too, islands and beaches with a unique culture.
November 03, 2017, 12:59:57 PM
Come on - I'm jealous too - never been to Japan.
What places could you recommend?
What places could you recommend?
November 03, 2017, 12:52:07 PM
I would prefer to stay in a cheap hotels than a luxury hotel. You only sleep at night there and in the morning you go around to see the places that you like. I just need a place where i can take a bath and sleep though. Thecheaper the better 😂😂😂
Cool! That's the way to go in general.
And what if you travel with a nice girlfriend you wanna stay with? - In this case your advice is not legit :-)
Yep! Fancy spa is definitely the Option!
I stayed on Bali, in Seminyak - in a newly built hotel but not too expensive hotel - it was OK, but too noisy each night partying people. So me and my wife, we took spas and massages each night.
And in any other place I'd switch. But with that hotel - the awesome beach was just a few minutes away. I couldn't quit this place - for the opp to ride early morning waves.
November 03, 2017, 12:40:04 PM
Some people love to stay in fancy 5 star hotels. All the time during their vacation.
Some people don't really care and they stay in cheaper ones - saying a bed is a bed.
As for me I love to roll around a new country, staying in bed and breakfast hotels (cheaper the better) and to take real deal relax time staying for a few days in a great hotel.
Some people don't really care and they stay in cheaper ones - saying a bed is a bed.
As for me I love to roll around a new country, staying in bed and breakfast hotels (cheaper the better) and to take real deal relax time staying for a few days in a great hotel.
A bed is a bed to some degree it need not be the fanciest but also not the worst ever. As long as it functions and is semi comfortable it is good enough for me. Same with the hotel and living dwelling it does not matter how
nice the place is as long as the activities I get to do at that place are of worthy nature.
Come on - you can't backpack travel all your life?
What's about backpackers+ category???
November 03, 2017, 12:33:57 PM
Some people love to stay in fancy 5 star hotels. All the time during their vacation.
Some people don't really care and they stay in cheaper ones - saying a bed is a bed.
As for me I love to roll around a new country, staying in bed and breakfast hotels (cheaper the better) and to take real deal relax time staying for a few days in a great hotel.
Some people don't really care and they stay in cheaper ones - saying a bed is a bed.
As for me I love to roll around a new country, staying in bed and breakfast hotels (cheaper the better) and to take real deal relax time staying for a few days in a great hotel.
A bed is a bed to some degree it need not be the fanciest but also not the worst ever. As long as it functions and is semi comfortable it is good enough for me. Same with the hotel and living dwelling it does not matter how
nice the place is as long as the activities I get to do at that place are of worthy nature.
November 03, 2017, 12:01:53 PM
I usually look at the rating on TripAdvisor, because in each city it could be different best one... I would prefer to stay at Four seasons every time, but it's too expensive 
Cool. Too cool to be true for me right now.
November 03, 2017, 11:57:47 AM
I would prefer to stay in a cheap hotels than a luxury hotel. You only sleep at night there and in the morning you go around to see the places that you like. I just need a place where i can take a bath and sleep though. Thecheaper the better 😂😂😂
Cool! That's the way to go in general.
And what if you travel with a nice girlfriend you wanna stay with? - In this case your advice is not legit :-)
Yep! Fancy spa is definitely the Option!
I stayed on Bali, in Seminyak - in a newly built hotel but not too expensive hotel - it was OK, but too noisy each night partying people. So me and my wife, we took spas and massages each night.
And in any other place I'd switch. But with that hotel - the awesome beach was just a few minutes away. I couldn't quit this place - for the opp to ride early morning waves.
November 03, 2017, 11:50:53 AM
I usually look at the rating on TripAdvisor, because in each city it could be different best one... I would prefer to stay at Four seasons every time, but it's too expensive
Come on, [:everybody knows they buy comments] and ratings on various sites. Even a red letter near a hotel's name can shrug off people.
We're chatting in off-topic here - because I believe there's not much people here engaged in the travel and hotels industry - thus not associated with on-line travel agencies :-)
And your preferences - that's what I find cool - thank you
November 03, 2017, 11:44:24 AM
I would prefer to stay in a cheap hotels than a luxury hotel. You only sleep at night there and in the morning you go around to see the places that you like. I just need a place where i can take a bath and sleep though. Thecheaper the better 😂😂😂
Cool! That's the way to go in general.
And what if you travel with a nice girlfriend you wanna stay with? - In this case your advice is not legit :-)
November 03, 2017, 11:44:09 AM
I like it in Vista Hotel in Cubao EDSA... much cheaper and very safe
LOL My sister stayed in Vista Hotel in Pataya in Thailand. She didn't like the town - and I bet her impression was smeared by this.
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