Hotels in Italy?
Apr 14th 2005 | 1:10 am
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Hotels in Italy?
My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the Logis
hotels in France.
I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
We hope to spend about 3 weeks in Italy and want to travel all round the
country North and South.
Any information or helpful advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
T&J
are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the Logis
hotels in France.
I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
We hope to spend about 3 weeks in Italy and want to travel all round the
country North and South.
Any information or helpful advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks
T&J
Apr 14th 2005 | 3:34 am
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Re: Hotels in Italy?
"Tom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
> are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the
> Logis
> hotels in France.
> I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
> understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
> We hope to spend about 3 weeks in Italy and want to travel all round the
> country North and South.
> Any information or helpful advice would be much appreciated.
> Thanks
> T&J
http://www.logis.it/index.asp?Lingua=IT
Top righthand corner - click where it says Lingua (language)
Select English and hey presto, off you go!
Regards
Gerry
news:[email protected]...
> My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
> are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the
> Logis
> hotels in France.
> I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
> understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
> We hope to spend about 3 weeks in Italy and want to travel all round the
> country North and South.
> Any information or helpful advice would be much appreciated.
> Thanks
> T&J
http://www.logis.it/index.asp?Lingua=IT
Top righthand corner - click where it says Lingua (language)
Select English and hey presto, off you go!
Regards
Gerry
Apr 14th 2005 | 6:53 am
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Re: Hotels in Italy?
> http://www.logis.it/index.asp?Lingua=IT
> Top righthand corner - click where it says Lingua (language)
> Select English and hey presto, off you go!
> Regards
> Gerry
Thanks for that,
my computer was set to block cookies and Active X controls, so I only saw
part of the page. I modified it to accept cookies and AX,,, lo and behold,
up came the lingua button and off I went.
Many thanks
Cheers
Tom
> Top righthand corner - click where it says Lingua (language)
> Select English and hey presto, off you go!
> Regards
> Gerry
Thanks for that,
my computer was set to block cookies and Active X controls, so I only saw
part of the page. I modified it to accept cookies and AX,,, lo and behold,
up came the lingua button and off I went.
Many thanks
Cheers
Tom
Apr 15th 2005 | 1:48 am
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Re: Hotels in Italy?
If coming in Verona, take a look at our web-site.
Verona is a good base for trips to Vicenza, Padua, Mantua, Modena, Venice,
Milan, Trento, Brescia. All by car or by train (for Venice i absolutely
suggest by train).
Welcome in Italy !
--
Giusy & Davide
Al Quadrifoglio B&B
Via 24 Maggio, 6
37126 - Verona
Tel. 338 2253681
www.alquadrifoglio.it
"Tom" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:[email protected]...
> My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
> are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the
Logis
> hotels in France.
> I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
> understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
Verona is a good base for trips to Vicenza, Padua, Mantua, Modena, Venice,
Milan, Trento, Brescia. All by car or by train (for Venice i absolutely
suggest by train).
Welcome in Italy !
--
Giusy & Davide
Al Quadrifoglio B&B
Via 24 Maggio, 6
37126 - Verona
Tel. 338 2253681
www.alquadrifoglio.it
"Tom" <[email protected]> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:[email protected]...
> My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
> are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the
Logis
> hotels in France.
> I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
> understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
Apr 15th 2005 | 5:09 am
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Re: Hotels in Italy?
You will find a huge number of small hotels listed and rated to the
same standard in the Michelin guide. Coupled with the Michelin maps,
they are easy to find( or get close enough to to ask directions)
On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 14:10:45 +0100, "Tom" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
>are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the Logis
>hotels in France.
> I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
>understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
> We hope to spend about 3 weeks in Italy and want to travel all round the
>country North and South.
>Any information or helpful advice would be much appreciated.
>Thanks
>T&J
same standard in the Michelin guide. Coupled with the Michelin maps,
they are easy to find( or get close enough to to ask directions)
On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 14:10:45 +0100, "Tom" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>My wife and I (an elderly pair) are going to tour Italy with a car and we
>are looking for information on small family run hotels similar to the Logis
>hotels in France.
> I know there is a Logis d'Italia but their website is not as easy to
>understand as the L de Fr mainly because I cannot understand Italian.
> We hope to spend about 3 weeks in Italy and want to travel all round the
>country North and South.
>Any information or helpful advice would be much appreciated.
>Thanks
>T&J
