Prices in Greek Islands in September
Jun 8th 2003, 2:11 am
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Prices in Greek Islands in September
Hi,
Can I depend on prices for accommodation dropping in September? I have
a budget of about 20-25 euros per night for accomodation for two
people during our trip in September to the dodecanse. Will that cover
us or do I need to take a tent!?
My LP guide book says prices normally drop by 50%. Does this really
mean that 50 euro hotel becomes a 25 euro hotel?
Any guidance or pointers will be helpful. We are planning to visit
Patmos and Leros.
Can I depend on prices for accommodation dropping in September? I have
a budget of about 20-25 euros per night for accomodation for two
people during our trip in September to the dodecanse. Will that cover
us or do I need to take a tent!?
My LP guide book says prices normally drop by 50%. Does this really
mean that 50 euro hotel becomes a 25 euro hotel?
Any guidance or pointers will be helpful. We are planning to visit
Patmos and Leros.
Jun 8th 2003, 7:12 am
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Re: Prices in Greek Islands in September
In Sept 2001 we paid about $30/night at Pension George for a double on
Santorini (though not in Oia or Fira or on the edge of the cliff -
about a 10 minute walk from Fira), had a pool.
We paid about $25/night on Naxos at the ILION, steps from George
Beach..
We paid about $45/night at the Athos in Athens, air,, large room....
All had full bath, small frig, TV (Greek and German programming
mostly), good size rooms with 2 single beds.
We stayed in a dump on Samos (@Pythagoria) which was about
$12/night...but we only slept there one night and were hardly in the
room at all...just needed to be close to the hydrofoil for Patmos.
[Don't ask, wasn't my idea to go there, big waste of time, but my
sister was happy.]
On 8 Jun 2003 07:11:10 -0700, [email protected] (Thomas
Richards) wrote:
>Hi,
>Can I depend on prices for accommodation dropping in September? I have
>a budget of about 20-25 euros per night for accomodation for two
>people during our trip in September to the dodecanse. Will that cover
>us or do I need to take a tent!?
>My LP guide book says prices normally drop by 50%. Does this really
>mean that 50 euro hotel becomes a 25 euro hotel?
>Any guidance or pointers will be helpful. We are planning to visit
>Patmos and Leros.
Santorini (though not in Oia or Fira or on the edge of the cliff -
about a 10 minute walk from Fira), had a pool.
We paid about $25/night on Naxos at the ILION, steps from George
Beach..
We paid about $45/night at the Athos in Athens, air,, large room....
All had full bath, small frig, TV (Greek and German programming
mostly), good size rooms with 2 single beds.
We stayed in a dump on Samos (@Pythagoria) which was about
$12/night...but we only slept there one night and were hardly in the
room at all...just needed to be close to the hydrofoil for Patmos.
[Don't ask, wasn't my idea to go there, big waste of time, but my
sister was happy.]
On 8 Jun 2003 07:11:10 -0700, [email protected] (Thomas
Richards) wrote:
>Hi,
>Can I depend on prices for accommodation dropping in September? I have
>a budget of about 20-25 euros per night for accomodation for two
>people during our trip in September to the dodecanse. Will that cover
>us or do I need to take a tent!?
>My LP guide book says prices normally drop by 50%. Does this really
>mean that 50 euro hotel becomes a 25 euro hotel?
>Any guidance or pointers will be helpful. We are planning to visit
>Patmos and Leros.
Jun 9th 2003, 7:27 am
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Re: Prices in Greek Islands in September
>In Sept 2001 we paid about $30/night at Pension George for a double on
>Santorini
From what I hear prices are quite different in some places in Greece now, with
plummeting of the dollar and the blossoming of the Euro. Plus, the Euro in
itself brought inflationary prices to Greece....
I would count on rooms being $10 to $30 now.
Something we will find out ourselves come September.
>Santorini
From what I hear prices are quite different in some places in Greece now, with
plummeting of the dollar and the blossoming of the Euro. Plus, the Euro in
itself brought inflationary prices to Greece....
I would count on rooms being $10 to $30 now.
Something we will find out ourselves come September.
