Hi,
I'm planning to drive from London to Capetown in a custom built Landrover from Jan / Feb 2010 until July, stopping on the way to do some relief work possibly in Sudan and Uganda. If you're interested have a look at my posts on the various forums (search for London to Capetown Leaving January 2010) or email me on himbastravels@live.co.uk. I'm also open to people joining me for a few months at a time.
All the best,
Mike
£ 127.14 Total Hotel Price for 3 Nights, is an unrealistic low price for what you are looking for.
The cheapest hotel I found in a quick search was:
Ariston Hotel ***
VIA BERGAMO 12
30174 VENICE-MESTRE
The hotel is located in a quiet area close to the centre of Mestre, in a convenient location from which it takes approximately 10 minutes to reach the Airport or Venice Piazzale.
Tel: + 0871 666 0050
Website: www(dot)myvenice(dot)co(dot)uk
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