Manola Manola

Yesterday we flew home, and I’m writing right away, while my impressions are fresh. The hotel is quite decent. They chose the cheapest, and, oddly enough, they were not mistaken. location-5 min. to the sea. The rooms are like all hotels. tiny. Normal bathroom (not a hole in the floor) shampoo. paper was everything. no cockroaches. Biggest downside was there was no balcony. The fridge freezes as it should, there are plenty of outlets. SAFE is free in the room. FOOD: breakfast - eggs, yogurt, croissants, jams, honey, chocolate, apples, peaches, plums, buns, ham, salami, cheese, tea, awesome coffee, cappuccino, diluted juices like yupi, but delicious. Dinner: the first is always pasta / spaghetti, the second is meat. fish, etc. to choose from. Never repeats. Two types to choose from the first and two for the second. In addition, cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, lettuce. Fruit for dessert. ice cream or pastries. Be sure to take a kettle, coffee, tea, corkscrew, rolltons with you. EVERYTHING is very expensive!!!!!!!! ! As for excursions: learn from the mistakes of others. do not take excursions from Guides, especially NATALIE TOURS (apparently others also work). Space prices: Rome-100 euros, for two days 200 euros, Venice-80 euros + gondola 25 euros, Florence-70 euros, etc. Everything is fast, run at a gallop. You get tired terribly, the guide drives, speaks quickly, often past the microphone, and even in the most obnoxious voice. Buy Bonelli tickets on the bus and take a leisurely stroll through the most beautiful places, and even twice cheaper.