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Compared with last month's rates, the average price for a double room has dropped in most big European cities, according to the monthly Relaxnews-trivago index published on Wednesday, November 7.
Between October and November, Italy recorded the steepest drop in hotel rates. The average cost of a night's stay plummeted by 31 percent (down to €114) in Rome and 41 percent (down to €140) in Venice.
Stays in Paris and Barcelona have also become significantly more affordable over the same period, with Paris rates down 23 percent (to €165), and Barcelona prices down 24 percent (to €113).
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City
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Average price in euros for a night in November 2012
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Change since October 2012
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Change since November 2011
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Paris
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165
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-23%
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-1%
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Rome
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114
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-31%
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-2%
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Barcelona
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113
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-24%
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-3%
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London
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201
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-2%
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-2%
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Brussels
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124
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-6%
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-1%
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Prague
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88
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-21%
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11%
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Geneva
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227
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-9%
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0%
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Amsterdam
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131
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-17%
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-10%
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Berlin
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87
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-15%
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0%
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Dublin
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92
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-11%
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3%
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Athens
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76
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-8%
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-7%
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Venice
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140
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-41%
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-3%
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Madrid
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98
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-20%
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-4%
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Lisbon
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88
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-17%
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4%
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Istanbul
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120
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-21%
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8%
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Vienna
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111
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-18%
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-3%
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