So, Udhay, it is often luck. When my family traveled to Spain I booked some three star hotels and two apt stays. The latter, in Toledo and Madrid, were fantastic. We were traveling in the off season and got them for 100 Euros a night. Off season is one of the keys to getting a nice place.
Another time, we found an old hotel recently renovated in the San Diego area. What hooked me was the history. Ava Gardner had stayed there and Johnny Weismuller had designed the pool. Again, great price and charming place. In India I got lucky when I just flipped my idea of what a nice place was. Mike and I stayed in a modest cabin at Makaibari Tea in Kurseong. 100 US for three nights in a place where we went to bed at 830 and woke up watching sunlight hit the valley below. Poori and subzi for brekka and maggi for the night provided by our Nepalese hostess, wife of a factory worker. Days spent wandering down a 1000 feet and up again. Pure gold. Radhika El dom., 6 dic. 2020 10:05 p. m., Udhay Shankar N <ud...@pobox.com> escribió: > On Mon, Dec 7, 2020 at 11:32 AM Radhika, Y. <radhik...@gmail.com> wrote: > > One nice place amongst a bunch of modest accomodations when traveling > > > This is interesting. How do you choose which one gets to be the nice place? > > Udhay >
