Contiki uses cheap and bad hotels?
17 Nov 2011 Explorer1250571 asked
so far the 3 hotels in my winter wonderer tour (Paris, Lucerne, Barcelona) has bad reviews in TripAdvisor. 2 out of the 3 hotel has reviews from people who has done the Contiki tours before.
I was really looking forward to the trip but it hasn't been a great discovery realizing after a long day there will not be a decent place to return to.
I don't have much hope in reviewing the rest of the hotels used for the tour.
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17 Nov 2011 hartsj9 said
I wouldn’t stress to much about the hotels. They are not going to be the Ritz by any means but they are clean and given how much time you actually spend there all you really need is a clean bed. I had 2 friends do contikis last year as well as another friend that just got back from her contiki 2 weeks ago and they all said the same thing, “don’t go in expecting anything 5 star and you wont be disappointed, most of the hotels are average tourist class (2 and 3 star) hotels”..there will generally be one that everyone dislikes but the others are usually par or better.
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17 Nov 2011 Explorer1309231 said
i actually don’t mind if it’s small, doesn’t have a mini bar, writing desk etc but it needs to be clean. that’s basic rule of all hotel room. if it’s clean (bed, flooring and bathroom) I can put up with it being 2-3star.
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18 Nov 2011 Explorer1307236 said
I recently went on contiki and all the hotels and cabins we stayed in were Clean and comfortable. Yes they can be really small but at the end of the day you are only there to sleep. Not that you will get much sleep anyway with all the partying. The bathrooms were really old and i think they need doing up but over all i was happy with the accommodation.
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