A good vacation can be inexpensive - you don't have to leave your last savings while visiting your favorite resort. You just need to competently approach the choice of a quality hotel.
So that an economical approach to choosing a place of residence does not become the reason for a ruined vacation and a bad mood, observe the following rules when choosing a hotel.
The more numerous the company of vacationers, the more affordable a quality vacation. Many hotels offer their visitors comfortable bungalows and guest houses for 8-15 people - a single payment for accommodation is charged regardless of the number of people actually settled. Invite friends and relatives with you and share the expenses equally - you will have a rest for ridiculous money.
Look for a hotel that doesn't hide some of the financial requirements from potential customers. Unscrupulous hotel owners are silent on check-in about additional charges for drinks from the minibar, spare bathrobe, parking space and other service charges. Therefore, carefully study the conditions of stay in the hotels of interest and the cost of all services provided by them.
Do you want to save money on a hotel without compromising on living conditions? You will have to donate full board and eat on your own - three meals a day can "eat" up to 40% of the cost of living. Pay attention to the cafes located on the territory of the hotel or not far from it - here a varied menu is combined with more affordable prices.
Inexpensive, but high-quality rest is possible if you take advantage of the "last minute" voucher. You can choose a suitable option in the appropriate agency, or you can find a hotel yourself - using the Internet. Sites and forums on which tourists leave their impartial reviews will help to determine the hotel.
A three-star hotel in the city center will cost you more than a five-star hotel 15-20 minutes walk from the main streets of the city - be sure to pay attention to this when choosing a hotel yourself. If necessary, you can get to the central park or visit large shopping centers using public transport.
