De Vere Venues £10 room promotion! (merged)

Keeping_Motivated

pipjes wrote: »

thanks again op, i managed to get 3 nights( booked individually) for swindon for £30, for my hubby & me and 2 kids!!!! great 3 days, and this in april too, also i think, we get kids free breakys!!!

Hi pipjes

I thought this was a room only offer?

CG77

Keeping_Motivated wrote: »

Hi pipjes

I thought this was a room only offer?

It is, but if you pay for your breakfast (£7.50 each), you get children's breakfasts free.

CG. x

Keeping_Motivated

Oh thanks CG, we didn't book breakfast at the time of booking but will ask about this when we arrive.

Thanks

CG77

No worries. You can't book breakfast with the room, but can buy it at the extra cost while you're there. :-)

CG. x

snoony2

Does anyone know if an extra childs bed can be put into a standard double room? - thought I'd read somewhere on the site that it could, but can't see it now

thanks

rosatoso_2

freecycle wrote: »

It says in their terms and conditions that 2 can stay in the room free and (how I read it) if you have breakfast, the children's are free....
Would be interested in how you book for a family of 2 adults and 2 children to still come out at £10 though.....

Some of the hotels have Family rooms. I found Ascot & Haslemere to have them for £10. Have booked Ascot over the Easter holidays, as it is only 6 miles from Thorpe Park. I didn't read the T&C's with regards to kids eating breakfast free, that is a great bonus. We did this deal over Christmas and the breakfasts are self serve buffets including drinks, so £15 for a family of 4 is pretty good I think.

xinran

Hi, I have put this on the travel thread, but think it might get a better response here:

I've booked 2 rooms for 2 nights. Planning to put our 11 and 14 year old in one, and OH and I will take the other.
Is there any way we could avoid paying for the children 's breakfasts - as they are not sharing with us? Should we say that each adult is sharing with a child, and then play musical rooms in the middle of the night? Would that work?
Thanks in advance.

mattwallisuk

No need to play musical rooms at all, just go to breakfast as a single room, you, OH, and 2 kids and the kids eat for free.

Don't even check into breakfast as the second room at all.

xinran

mattwallisuk wrote: »

No need to play musical rooms at all, just go to breakfast as a single room, you, OH, and 2 kids and the kids eat for free.

Don't even check into breakfast as the second room at all.

Thanks Matt.

So, can I just check that we don't need to book / organise breakfast in advance - we just go down in the morning and give them one room number?

violetta

xinran wrote: »

Hi, I have put this on the travel thread, but think it might get a better response here:

I've booked 2 rooms for 2 nights. Planning to put our 11 and 14 year old in one, and OH and I will take the other.
Is there any way we could avoid paying for the children 's breakfasts - as they are not sharing with us? Should we say that each adult is sharing with a child, and then play musical rooms in the middle of the night? Would that work?
Thanks in advance.

Also I maybe would not mention that 11 & 14 year old are in room by themselves, as technically they are minors age-wise no matter that most 14 year olds are very responsible, and it may be against hotel rules, but once you have the keys no-one would be any the wiser.