What is the best budget travel hotels in Kuala Lumpur?
Tuesday, March 24th, 2009 at
2:07 am
Sandy Asked:
I am not necessarily looking for a best budget travel hotels or hostel, I would like something with private rooms but affordable and conveniently located; I don't need pool, gym and all those luxories, just something clean and convenient. Thanks
Reply:
The Tai Itchi hotel in Bukit Bintang is pretty central to everything and only costs Rm80 per night
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good hostel for good money
and not as “eco” as the movie shows 
Enjoy!
That's a lot of questions.
Cheap budget hotel near Bangkok airport.
Sananwan Palace. Click the link below
Sananwan Palace is near a shopping centre..I think it was Big C. Very nice area and very close to the airport.
Best bus service to Pattaya from the airport and return is Bell Travel Service. Cheap, good and they have been in business for a very long time. If you prefer a Taxi you will find that on those pages as well.
Good flight enjoy Bangkok and Pattaya.
hitchhiking w/long vehicles if you could also find it.
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Famous landmarks/Must see:
The Manneken Pis
The Manneken Pis is a statue of a little boy 'pissing'. People all over the world know about Manneken Pis. It is not a very sizeable statue. Some tourist shops nearby sell same size replicas of the Manneken Pis. This little statue has got a big reputation and can be seen with many different costumes throughout the year. There are many stories behind the Manneken Pis and some people call it Brussels oldest citizen.
The Cinquantenaire
This is a triumphal arch built in the XIX century to mark the golden jubilee of the Belgian State.The Cinquantenaire is similar to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
Place Royale
White and elegantly proportioned, Place Royale is the centerpiece of the Upper Town, which became the centre of power during the 18th century.
Place du Grand Sablon
The name of this area refers to the time when it was still situated outside of the city walls of the 12th century. It was originally a sandy road along which people had access to the city gates. The Large Sand Place is where the people of Brussels come to see and be seen. The elegant square is surrounded by numerous restaurants, caf�s, and antiques shops, some in intriguing alleys and arcades. Every Saturday and Sunday morning there's a lively (and pricey) antiques market at the upper end of the square.
Atomium
This monument from 1958 has become one of the most famous sights of Brussels. The Atomium is the visual representation of the concept of an atom. It symbolizes an elementary iron crystal with its 9 atoms and magnified 150 billion times.
Mini-Europe
Located at the foot of the Atomium, Mini-Europe is a park where you can have a tour around Europe in a few short hours. It is a unique journey.
Centre Belge de la bande d�ssin�e (Belgian Comic Strip Centre)
This unique museum celebrates the comic strip, focusing on such famous Belgian graphic artists as Herg� Tintin's creator; Morris, the progenitor of Lucky Luke; and many others.
Took the info from the hotel site in the sources list. You can also search there for budget hotels.
The Tai Itchi hotel in Bukit Bintang is pretty central to everything and only costs Rm80 per night
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Hmmm? The cherry blossoms don't bloom in Hokkaido – Hakodate in fact – until mid May. Okayama is south of Kyoto. Sapporo is the airport in Hokkaido. Your dates would be at the ending period of the blossoms in Tokyo and Kyoto if it hasn't finished already due to bad weather or early bloom.
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There's also this place Matsumae:
http://gojapan.about.com/od/cherryblossom/p/matsumaekoen.htm
Im not sure how much that is in euro lol….but if yooure on a budget, theres lots of ways to save money
*Avoid dining out or buying drinks in the centre….very costly
*Hotels are expensive so id recommend B&Bs….youd probably prefer the atmosphere anyway
*Rent a car or take the public transport….buses/trains are reasonably reliable and much more commonly used here than in the states
I think the guided tours are your best bet if you want to see the "sights"….it might seem a little commercial…but if you go out on your own, you will probably miss out on some good attractions and you can get some kind of "tourist pass" once you arrive in Dublin Airport
Dublin (and the east coast) is a very different "world" to the west….so
Dublin is the place to go for the art galleries, city tours and of course the nightlife!maybe spend some time in both?
For a great night out, you wont get better than Temple Bar ((its where all the best bars are,,,,very expensive though)
Id Recommend
Dorans (GREAT live music and food)
21's
Reds
The Viperoom
Whelans
Theres alway great music in Tripod….it a lovely place too
Bars aside,
You can visit Dublin Castle
the Dublin Spire is on O'Connells Street (extremely overated but very tall lol)
Depending what youre into, theres lot of museums and art galleries such as the National Gallery and the Irish Museum Of Modern Art, most of which are free or just a small fee.
Phoenix Park…..with the zoo!
Grafton Street/Henry Street (for shopping!)
ALSO ON THE EAST COAST
its not all urban!
Im from Wicklow (which is just south of Dublin
its really nice there also, and i recommend it if you want "scenic" stuff….its known as the "garden of Ireland" here…
You should defo visit "Glendalough"….its a national Park and the views are breathtaking (as well as the monuments ect)
Also, in Wicklow, you could visit Powerscourt Gardens or Powerscourt Waterfall. These are in Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow and VERY worth a visit on a nice day
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If you plan more time and really want to experience "old" ireland, i think you should go to the West (fly to Shannon Airport)
in fact, if youre looking for a "green" holiday on limited time, id recommend you JUST stay West….you wont be bored!
….Try County Clare
i have family who live in a town there called Ballyvaughan….and its absolutely beautiful
There, i think your best bet is to stay in a thatched cottage and visit the little pubs and restaraunts by the sea – theres often live music.
Theres also lots of cool scenic things there too.
The burren (take a look at the Dolmens, theyre incredible!), the Ailwee caves, The cliffs of Moher.
Theres also a "birds of Prey" sanctuary near the Burren – worth a visit.
.The people are SO friendly there and so proud of the County- the accents are crazy too lol.
Theyre very welcoming to tourists so you'd fit right in!
Have a great trip when ya get around to gettin here!
http://www.discoverireland.ie/
I reckon youll find this site quite useful
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Great Video!