Tourists go for cheap eastern european deals

According to HRS, the Hotel Portal’s Eastern European Hotel Price Radar, Eastern Europe’s capitals are attracting increasing numbers of tourists and although prices in some major cities have increased compared with last year, trips to capitals from Baku to Warsaw continue to be relatively cheap.

With an average room rate of approximately £54, Riga, Vilnius and Tallinn continue to be attractive budget options for travellers given the varied architecture and colourful nightlife on offer.

Russian capital Moscow remains unchallenged at the top of the price ranking with an average room rate of nearly £138. This is a good deal more expensive than the second most expensive capital city, Baku in Azerbaijan, the venue for the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest, with an average rate of £101.

In the middle of the price range sit two favourite city break destinations: Prague and Budapest. In these popular cities, travellers can expect to pay a reasonable £63 per night.

Source: TravelDailyNews.com