Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Sarina Singh, a widely published freelance writer and author of 30 Lonely Planet guidebooks.

Sarina recommends: “The fort-inspired hillside Aodhi, a country retreat in Kumbhalgarh, Rajasthan. Earthy charm, jungle rooms, breezy terraces, open-air pool, winter bonfires and it’s close to historic Kumbhalgarh Fort.” Double rooms from US$140.

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Today’s hotel tip comes from Angela Corrias, an Italian journalist who writes about travel and politics. Angela is the latest of more than 50 travel writers who have contributed personal hotel recommendations to 101 Holidays.

The rules are simple: each hotel must charge no more than £150 ($250) a night for a double room. And – in the spirit of Twitter – each recommendation must be no more than 140 characters in length.

Angela recommends: “Hotel Foz do Iguaçu in Southern Brazil, close to the wonderful Iguaçu waterfalls: exquisitely friendly staff, huge and diverse breakfast buffet, comfortable rooms.” Weekend rates for a double room start at around £125.

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Here at 101 Holidays, we are building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Alex Robertson Textor, who has contributed travel articles to numerous publications including Rough Guides and The Guardian. He also edits koucou, a new online guide to independent budget travel in the Caribbean.

Alex recommends: “Lô Bleu on Guadeloupe’s stunning Terre-de-Haut island has a cool simplicity, kind owners, quiet location, and baguettes for breakfast.” Double rooms start at just €70.

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Today’s hotel tip comes from one of Britain’s most prolific travel writers. Mike Gerrard‘s work has appeared in most UK national newspapers, along with numerous travel magazines, and newspapers in the USA including the Washington Post. He has also written or contributed to more than 40 guide books.

Mike is the latest of more than 50 travel writers who have contributed personal hotel recommendations to 101 Holidays. Each place to stay charges no more than £150 ($250) a night for a double room.

Mike recommends: “The Homewood Suites by Hilton in Chicago – friendly staff, free wifi, free supper & wine four nights a week – ideal for a writer on the road.” Doubles with breakfast start at $125 (£77).

If you’ve stayed at this hotel – or have another you’d like to recommend anywhere in the world – please leave a comment below.

Here at 101 Holidays we regularly ask leading travel writers on Twitter to recommend a favourite hotel where they would pay to stay. The price limit is a modest £150 ($250) a night for a double room, and – in the spirit of Twitter – we ask each writer to make their recommendation in 140 characters or less.

Today’s tip comes from Abigail King, a full time writer who is passionate about travel. Her work has appeared in National Geographic’s Intelligent Travel and France Today.

Abigail recommends: “Jaen Parador, Andalusia, inside a fortress on a hilltop. Carved shutters, roaring fires, olive groves, suits of armour.” Double rooms cost from €148 excluding breakfast.

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Here at 101 Holidays we regularly ask travel writers to recommend a favourite hotel where they would pay to stay. Today we’re extending the invitation to Jeanne Dee, a writer and former actress from Santa Cruz, California, who along with her husband and nine-year-old daughter has been travelling the world constantly for the past three years.

During that time they have travelled more than 150,000 miles and visited more than 30 countries. They are known on the web as soultravelers3.

We asked Jeanne – currently in Andalucia – to pick her favourite of all the hotels her family has stayed. She recommended: “The architect-owned Dar Seffarine, an authentic, intimate, enchanting riad in Fez Medina. It feels like time travel and being a guest at the Alhambra!” Double rooms from €70, B&B.

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Here’s the latest in our collection of hotel recommendations from top travel writers and editors on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Ben Cooper who is Editorial Director of TravelIntelligence.com and a committed Hispanophile. He recommends: “Casa del Capitel Nazari: tucked away in Granada’s Albaicin – an assortment of simple rooms clustered round a fine 16th-century courtyard.” Doubles start at about £70 a night.

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Over the past few months we have been building a unique collection of hotel recommendations from top travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Abigail Flanagan, a former producer and director on BBC Watchdog who now writes travel for The Guardian and Mumsnet.

Abigail recommends: “Paperbark Bush Retreat, carbon-neutral escapism, leopard conservation, fab grub and bloody big bugs in South Africa’s Leutla Valley.” Although the price for a double rooms is just over our limit at £160 a night, that does include all meals and non-alcoholic drinks.

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Our quest to find the world’s best-value hotels continues. We’ve been asking leading travel writers on Twitter to each nominate a personal favourite place – where they would pay to stay. It can be anywhere in the world. The only rule is that a double room must cost no more than £150 ($250) a night.

Today’s tip comes from Fiona Cullinan, a travel writer, web editor and corporate blogger, who has worked for The Independent on Sunday, Sunday Mirror, Take A Break and Red magazine.

Fiona recommends: “Traders Kuala Lumpur for its Sky Bar with sunken booths, glass walls, martinis and close-up views of Petronas Towers.” Double rooms at this 4-star city-centre hotel can be had for as little as £59.

If you want more budget hotel tips, please subscribe to this blog. If you’re a published travel writer with a recommendation and would like to suggest a personal favourite hotel, please contact us. In the spirit of Twitter, your tip should be no more than 140 characters long.

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Here at 101 Holidays we are creating a unique collection of hotel recommendations from top travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from James Dunford Wood, co-founder of Worldreviewer.com and founder and former MD of Travelintelligence.com.

James recommends: “Quinta do Barranco da Estrada, Alentejo, Portugal – relaxed vibe under €100 with great views, water fun and amusing hosts.” Double rooms cost from €80, or €135 in high season, including breakfast and use of bicycles, canoes, sailing dinghy and sauna.

If you want to receive more budget hotel tips, please subscribe to this blog. If you’re a published travel writer with a recommendation and would like to suggest a personal fave hotel, please contact us. Your tip must be no more than 140 characters.

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Here at 101 Holidays we are creating a unique collection of hotel recommendations from top travel writers on Twitter. Each contributor reveals a personal favourite place where they would pay to stay. The price of a double room must be no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Mark Henshall, a travel writer and travel editor at Frommer’s UK.

Mark recommends: “The Hermitage at Aoraki Mount Cook in New Zealand’s Southern Alps for unforgettable views of NZ’s tallest mountain and the Tasman Glacier.” Doubles with a view from £121, B&B.

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Here at 101 Holidays we are building a collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Our contributors each reveal a personal favourite place to stay where a double room costs no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Tom Hall, Travel Editor at Lonely Planet and author of the forthcoming book, Best Ever Travel Tips, to be published in February 2010.

Tom recommends: “The Empress Zoe in Istanbul for Hagia Sophia and Bosphorus views, lovely garden and balconies and funky Constantinople theme. Go for the special double with a balcony for £121.”

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Our collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter continues to grow.

Today’s tip comes from Andy Jarosz, a UK-based travel writer and blogger. Andy recommends: “Tierra de Leyendes in Ushuaia, Argentina. Where the hosts treat you exactly as they would want to be treated. And views to die for.” Doubles in high season from US$189, B&B.

The rules of this game are simple: each contributor names a personal favourite hotel or B&B where they would pay to stay. A double room must cost no more than £150 ($250) a night.

If you would like to receive more great-value hotel tips from expert travel writers, please subscribe to this blog. If you’re a published travel writer with a tip and would like to suggest a personal favourite hotel, please contact us. Your tip must be no more than 140 characters.

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Here at 101 Holidays we are building a collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Our contributors each reveal a personal favourite place to stay where a double room costs no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Donald Strachan, who writes travel for publications including the Independent, Sunday Telegraph and Frommers.com, and is known on Twitter as hackneye. His newest guidebook is to Tuscany.

Donald says: “Hotel Villa Rinascimento is a 15th-century villa with loggia and pool 15 minutes from Lucca, 15 from Pisa. Olive grove views, quality dining, scrambled eggs for breakfast.” Doubles cost €141.

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Here at 101 Holidays we are building a collection of hotel recommendations from leading travel writers on Twitter. Our contributors each reveal a personal favourite place to stay where a double room costs no more than £150 ($250).

Today’s tip comes from Carmen Roberts, travel reporter for BBC World’s Fast Track programme.

Carmen recommends: “The Quincy Hotel in Singapore rocks – all-inclusive food, limo airport pick-up and within spitting distance of Orchard Road.” Double rooms cost around £120.

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