E: 18/11 Win a year’s worth of hotel breaks (12x 2-night breaks)

One-Eye

http://classicfm.classicbritishhotels.com/win/

For how many months could you enjoy luxury 2-night breaks, courtesy of Classic FM Hotels?
Answer = 12 months

To celebrate the launch of Classic FM Hotels, we're offering one lucky listener the chance to win a whole year’s worth of hotel breaks at our superb collection of top quality hotels, located throughout the British Isles. That's right, you could win a 2-night luxury break, including 3-course dinner and full breakfast, every month for a whole year with Classic FM Hotels!

•Prize includes 1 x 2-night break every month for 12 months (between January 2012 and December 2012).
•Only 1 x 2-night break is allowed per hotel.
•All promotional stays must be taken by 31st December 2012.
•Breaks include accommodation for 2 people in a double/twin room, 3-course dinner each night (excluding drinks) in the hotel restaurant and full breakfast each morning.
•Breaks are subject to promotional availability and exclude Valentine's Day (14th February 2012), Easter Weekend (Friday - Sunday), Bank Holiday Weekends (Friday - Sunday), Christmas & New Year and dates around major events local to the hotel or during the 2012 Olympics at certain hotels.
•Classic British Hotels will always endeavour to accommodate your first choice dates; however, please note that availability may be restricted, over weekends (Friday & Saturday nights) during peak times of the year.
•Promotional stays are non-transferrable.

JamboDP

http://www.classicfm.co.uk/win/win-years-worth-hotel-breaks/

answer = 12 months

weeowens

Hi,jambodaveprince

Sorry but its here........https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3558847

I'll ask for a merge;sent to Glad

Glad & dalkirst are offline atm so the merge may be delayed :-)

lizd31

This is a dupe I'm afraid https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3558847 I'll request a merge

whoops, weeowens just beat me to it!

weeowens

No problem,liz
It took a bit longer as I was searching on the link in post #1 first,then I realised there was another link.