trip to Italy

The bus stopped and a few people got off, while the rest stayed. I was about to get off, but I stayed because we saw a man on the street who'd been on our train and was already on the bus. A couple got on, the woman speaking Russian, and she told us that in Italy, this happens almost every day, if not because the trains collide, then because there are construction projects. We talked some more, then we stopped and got off. We spent another hour trying to figure out where to go, then a 1.5-hour train ride. When we arrived, another two hours by bus, then a 30-minute taxi ride. We finally arrived at the hotel around 3 a.m. and were already in our room. I went straight to bed; of course, I've tried to sleep on all forms of transport.

We also have to get up at 7:50 because we have breakfast at 8:30, so we have time to get dressed, we turned on the air conditioner but it turned off.

The next day, we asked why they were turning off our air conditioning. They told us it was a €35 fee for the week and €5 a day. We paid €20 and went to breakfast. We went in and were taken aback by the fact that there was almost no food on the common table, while on our table there was a plate with three croissants, tomatoes, cucumbers, cheese, and two slices of two kinds of sausage. That wasn't enough.

We left our things on a chair at the table, grabbed our cups, and went to the hot drinks machine; I got hot chocolate. Mom got juice, Grandma got coffee. We sat down at the table, ate, and went outside to take photos. In the evening, we went to dinner. There were two bowls of rice; everyone took the first one, including Mom and I, and Grandma and a few others from the second one, along with some vegetables. We ate and went to the room. A few hours later, Grandma felt ill, went to the bathroom, and threw up.

We were very 'glad' about it.

We were fed expired food in France for two years and nothing happened. But there, they got it all done in one day.

The next day we went to breakfast and learned that 5 more people were poisoned.

We also went on various excursions and spent almost two thousand on everything. When we were in the last city, we missed the excursion because we wanted to quickly pack our things.

We spent a long time looking for a hotel and stayed for 2 days longer.

So I don't recommend it.