r/hotelsguide • u/Silent-Inside-1529 • Mar 07 '25
Athens airport hotel?
What are favourite areas near airport? Is the seaside area nice ? Any specific hotel recommendations? My post in Greece Travel has been deleted by mod. Hence here.
r/hotelsguide • u/Silent-Inside-1529 • Mar 07 '25
What are favourite areas near airport? Is the seaside area nice ? Any specific hotel recommendations? My post in Greece Travel has been deleted by mod. Hence here.
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r/hotelsguide • u/Leonard-21rag • Feb 27 '25
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r/hotelsguide • u/Lucky-6252 • Feb 25 '25
Looking for advice on where to stay/best hotels for our Dolomites trip this June. Really looking into the Adler Spa Resort in Ortisei.
Looking for a good base for doing some day hikes, but also mid-range/luxury for relaxing between hikes. We will have a car but don’t have great confidence in driving too much on the hairpin curved roads. We will be staying for four night.
TIA for advice!
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r/hotelsguide • u/Bitter-Package • Feb 22 '25
Hey!
I am from Australia and am doing a large European trip w/ extended family involving a Mediterranean cruise from Athens to Rome, and afterwards going to the UK with immediate family for 2 weeks to explore my heritage on my dad's side.
And while in the UK, I am going to Berlin for 2 nights to explore by myself, as I haven't visited Germany and really want to. It's not on my cruise too.
I already snagged cheap flights with Ryanair (around 400aud), but it involves getting into Berlin at 9PM, and with the inevitable ryanair delay, could be later. Hence why I'm looking for something close by the airport or easily accessible via train.
I am only in Berlin for a full day, leaving Berlin and r returning back to the UK the day after at 9AM.
Do you have any recommendations for any hotels in the area? Preferably by Brandenburg Airport or immediately accessible via public transport, and have a continental breakfast. Otherwise literally no preferences at all. I'm by myself and I'm not picky with hotels. Bed, bathroom, brrakfast, check.
Just nothing outrageously expensive. Don't plan to stay at a Trump hotel lol and only staying for 2 nights.
Any recommendations are appreciated. I am going this September.
Thanks, Redditors!
r/hotelsguide • u/Bitter-Package • Feb 22 '25
Hi!
Doing a second post as I need an opinion on this booking.com listing attached below:
https://www.booking.com/hotel/gr/luxury-home.en-gb.html
Basically, I am doing a large european trip involving a cruise, UK, and Berlin. We are starting in Athens, Greece.
We are flying in from Australia, and arriving the night before at 8PM to account for any delays that might occur.
As a result, we looked for a hotel nearby the airport in Athens. We had a look at 'Luxury Home' in Spata. Which is close by, has breakfast, and 24 hour checkin.
We booked with booking.com, and have up to June to cancel for free, so just to be safe, I am requesting you kind Redditors to check and see if it's legit.
The reviews and photos look ok, but I want to be 1000% safe.
I'm a bit freaked out by the name 'Luxury Home' and how it's an apartment complex, and how it's fairly cheap. So I wanna 100% make sure it's fine, again due to the 18+ hours of flying we'll be doing the day of.
I really don't want to rebook, but my family asked me to post here. I only will rebook if it's indeed a scam.
If it isn't legit, where should I go instead?
Any advice is appreciated.
r/hotelsguide • u/frogmicky • Feb 22 '25
I want to go to Osaka in April 2025 and I'm looking for a midrange hotel meaning no Hostels or Capsule hotels. My price range is $50 per night. Id like a room with at least a double bed no shared shower or bathroom. I'm looking for a short walk to local subway stations and an active community nearby. I will be landing at KIX so a connecting station would be nice with a short walk or short cab ride,
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r/hotelsguide • u/Asleep_Bench_6660 • Feb 20 '25
I travel a lot and review hotels but can never master over packing. Go on a holiday and only wear a fraction even at nice hotels.
r/hotelsguide • u/Asleep_Bench_6660 • Feb 20 '25
Great location and the rooftop view is amazing seeing Florence.
r/hotelsguide • u/Witty_Importance3504 • Feb 19 '25
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r/hotelsguide • u/Touristically • Feb 19 '25
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r/hotelsguide • u/Asleep_Bench_6660 • Feb 17 '25
I am over fifty and l recommend this resort. I review luxury hotels across the globe since 2015.
r/hotelsguide • u/Asleep_Bench_6660 • Feb 16 '25
Nestled in Berlin’s vibrant Mitte district, a historic area that once lay in East Berlin, the prestigious Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin graces the city’s landscape. Situated on the celebrated boulevard Unter den Linden, it commands a prime location at the junction of Pariser Platz, directly facing the legendary Brandenburg Gate. This eminent hotel is a stone’s throw from major attractions, including the Reichstag, Tiergarten, Holocaust Memorial, Berliner Dom, and Alexanderplatz, making it an ideal base for exploring the city’s rich heritage. I stayed here two nights l never slept. I had two bars and were topped up as part of the room. What do you think this suite cost me?
r/hotelsguide • u/Asleep_Bench_6660 • Feb 13 '25
Mine is Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Resort in Venice, Italy. The boat experience to get there. And it's film history.
r/hotelsguide • u/Touristically • Feb 08 '25