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"I was not expecting to be with the eclectic mixture of individuals that shared this experience with me. I know I have made some friends for life. There is a magic in AHA tours that you never recapture. I have been inspired, encouraged and excited."
RH - Summer '09
Accommodation
Our hotels in Italy always have an excellent location and character. In Rome the hotel is in charming Trastevere, in Florence we stay a stone's throw from the Duomo and in Venice we stay across the Grand Canal from St Marks. In each case the hotels are family run and we have used them for years. Rooms are generally shared in 3s or 4s and have private bathrooms.
We choose our hotels so that most of the sites we see are within walking distance and we are in the heart of the city, close to the restaurants. It is important to us not to waste time commuting and vital that students should be in the most atmospheric, 'sugestivo', part of the cities we visit.
When we move between cities we often take the train or occasionally we hire a bus. The train is perhaps more fun, with a real sense of travel.
