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10 years of FIFHi, can anyone who's been to Italy tell me what a good Hotel for a good price (not too expensive) costs in both Milan and Florence. Please suggest a few.
I'm going to the milan derby in jan and I need help
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My advice is fuck hotels and use Airbnb to look for a place near the stadium to stay at, I used it last summer in Rome and was very satisfied by it.
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10 years of FIFThe problem with that is that I'm going there with my family. They're also not football fans, (they don't even know I'm goign to be attending the match)
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10 years of FIFForum SupporterI was going to suggest AirBNB as well, but honestly I would just use a site like hotels.com if you`re looking for a hotel for a family. This will give you the most options.
If you want like a chic 5 star recommendation I could ask someone in my family for you, but if you're bringing a whole family I'm guessing that's not the case.
Also, I strongly suggest NOT staying in Florence. It's not worth the extra expenses in hotels. Stay in Siena, a short/cheap train ride away, and commute to Florence.
If you want like a chic 5 star recommendation I could ask someone in my family for you, but if you're bringing a whole family I'm guessing that's not the case.
Also, I strongly suggest NOT staying in Florence. It's not worth the extra expenses in hotels. Stay in Siena, a short/cheap train ride away, and commute to Florence.