HOTELS can finally reopen their doors today, creating a whole new host of opportunities for Brits to book a quick break. Premier Inn is one hotel chain that is celebrating by offering a million bargain rooms from just £29 a night, across the UK. This article contains affiliate links and if you click a link […]
HOTELS can finally reopen their doors today, creating a whole new host of opportunities for Brits to book a quick break.
Premier Inn is one hotel chain that is celebrating by offering a million bargain rooms from just £29 a night, across the UK.
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With double rooms available for £29, this means a stay for two people will set you back £14.50 each.
The cheap rooms can be found in a number of popular cities, including the Edinburgh Haymarket, Manchester Central and Nottingham City Centre hotels.
Brits heading abroad should also note that the £29 rooms are also available at hotels near Gatwick and Heathrow.
Plus, short break-goers can now book into some of Premier Inn’s brand new hotels at seaside spots for the first time, like Blackpool North Pier – metres from the famous landmark – and Bournemouth West Cliff.
With staycations set to be more popular than ever, the cheap rooms provide a perfect base for exploring more of the UK during the summer.
As well as hotels and B&Bs now being able to welcome guests, pubs and restaurants can now open for indoor dining, and overnight stays are allowed.
Premier Inn has 800 hotels in various locations across the country, from Northampton to Southend, East Kilbride to Haverfordwest.
Their coastal breaks are particularly popular – and they have seafront hotels in Skegness, Torquay, Paignton, Newquay, Brighton, Clacton-on-Sea, as well as many more seaside hotspots.
The hotel company has predicted another ‘summer of staycations’, with Blackpool, Brighton and Skegness set to be particularly popular.
The hotel chain has a Premier Inn CleanProtect enhanced hygiene program in place to ensure it has cleaning and social distancing measures in line with government guidance.
They have also added more flexible rates when you book, so you can choose whether you want the option to be able to cancel hassle-free or, if you just need a back-up plan, there are rates which you can move up until 1pm on the day you’re due to arrive.
If you’re looking to book a staycation, holiday parks are offering huge bargains – some of which start from £3pp a night and there are some last minute May bank holiday breaks to bag.
We’ve found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools.
There are also great UK coach trips for families, cheap quirky homes to rent and cheap staycation breaks with hot tubs.
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