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free UK hotel accomadation

This printable voucher will give you free hotel accomadation in lots of hotels. I have used the company several times with varying degrees of success. My main advice would be do some research on the hotel first as there are several Fawlty Towers style "hotels". I recommend going for at least a 4 star one to guarantee success

http://free.breakawayhotels.com/

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  • scarface
    scarface Posts: 162 Forumite
    apologises, I should have added the main caveat is that you must pay a certain amount for food each night, but if you eat breakfast and dinner at the hotel it means free accomadation
  • Cheers scarface nice one
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  • margaret_3
    margaret_3 Posts: 1,123 Forumite
    scarface wrote:
    This printable voucher will give you free hotel accomadation in lots of hotels. I have used the company several times with varying degrees of success. My main advice would be do some research on the hotel first as there are several Fawlty Towers style "hotels". I recommend going for at least a 4 star one to guarantee success

    http://free.breakawayhotels.com/





    I found that the better ones charged an arm and a leg for breakfast and dinner which is a condition of this 'promotion.'
    We took advantage of this and our breakfast was £14.99 each and dinner came to approx. £30 each. We would have been cheaper booking D.B.B direct with the hotel!
    :(
  • margaret wrote:
    I found that the better ones charged an arm and a leg for breakfast and dinner which is a condition of this 'promotion.'
    We took advantage of this and our breakfast was £14.99 each and dinner came to approx. £30 each. We would have been cheaper booking D.B.B direct with the hotel!
    :(
    But did you save on accom?? this is what the post is saying??
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  • that little man in the bed looks ill!!!??

    thanks!!
  • margaret_3
    margaret_3 Posts: 1,123 Forumite
    But did you save on accom?? this is what the post is saying??




    And MY post said that had we booked DBB with the hotel directly it would have worked out much more cheaply.
    DBB= Dinner bed and breakfast, so therefore accommodation would naturally be included.
    Do try to pay attention, Sir! ;):D
  • scarface
    scarface Posts: 162 Forumite
    I certainly remember that my last hotel visit using this voucher (in Hayling Island) worked out cheaper for Hotel, Breakfast and dinner than the quoted price of room and breakfast only at the reception desk.

    As I said, do your research on the hotel and it can be an excellent deal
  • jo_b_2
    jo_b_2 Posts: 7,120 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Thanks for the info, scarface. I have moved the thread over here, as you do need to pay fro meals at the hotel as part of the conditions. Thanks again. Jo.:)
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