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Previously on "All inclusive holidays that aren't tulip?"
Separate is my normal 'MO' but hers is 'all inclusive including alcoholic beverages' so I'm going to do it her way this time, but don't want to end up in a tulip hole
Out of interest, why is it such a big deal? Just the ease/feeling of luxury not caring about signing things?
Tenerife Iberostart El Mirador Adults only, no screaming kids running amok, probably the best food I have seen in a hotel. Not sure if they do all inclusive we were half board.
well you can book many hotels direct to include meals, and flights separately. I would tend to do that and avoid the tour operator. you can still bundle them together as one booking through expedia, if you want to see if its cheaper that way.
depends on budget and where you want to go, I can think of 2 great holidays I have had that way.
Separate is my normal 'MO' but hers is 'all inclusive including alcoholic beverages' so I'm going to do it her way this time, but don't want to end up in a tulip hole
My GF wants to go on an all-inclusive holiday. To keep this thread on track, assume that's immutable. Because it is.
As I read reviews, I'm finding common themes:
- 5 star hotel is of course not 5 star, more like 3
- poor quality food
- watered down drinks
- stuff that you'd think would be included in "all inclusive" but isn't
- dirty rooms, restaurants, pools
- staff attitude that conveys they think you're poor scum
- herds of actual poor scum
Is it possible to go all-inclusive to a place that's not totally tulip?
Kuoni looks like an option. Any other recommendations? Help seriously needed
well you can book many hotels direct to include meals, and flights separately. I would tend to do that and avoid the tour operator. you can still bundle them together as one booking through expedia, if you want to see if its cheaper that way.
depends on budget and where you want to go, I can think of 2 great holidays I have had that way.
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