De Vere Venues £10.00 per night Sale

cathy2907

Lookie :0)

There website says:

GET READY! Our 48 hour bedroom sale starts in 7 days! From 12pm on Thursday 17th January, 8,000 bedrooms go on sale, all at £10 per person, per night.

http://www.devere.co.uk/offer/venues-easter-sale-2013/

Great Hotels!

[Deleted User]

Yep, finger on the mouse and debit card ready. :cool::p

Morgy9

travellingbum wrote: »

Yep, finger on the mouse and debit card ready. :cool::p

Thanks for the bump.

I haven't used de Vere yet - (lost my job last year and then cancer within 6 weeks) - recovering from treatments but want to take family away for a treat - so this would be great but still m.s.e - thanks op.

For those De Vere aficienados are there any locations anyone can particularly recommend?

Thanks

doinkthemonkee

Morgy9 wrote: »

Thanks for the bump.

I haven't used de Vere yet - (lost my job last year and then cancer within 6 weeks) - recovering from treatments but want to take family away for a treat - so this would be great but still m.s.e - thanks op.

For those De Vere aficienados are there any locations anyone can particularly recommend?

Thanks

ponsbourne is nice

tylers_mum

Morgy9 wrote: »

Thanks for the bump.

I haven't used de Vere yet - (lost my job last year and then cancer within 6 weeks) - recovering from treatments but want to take family away for a treat - so this would be great but still m.s.e - thanks op.

For those De Vere aficienados are there any locations anyone can particularly recommend?

Thanks

First of all hope your feeling well (my mums just finished her treatment so we know what an ordeal it is) x x I have been to chester a few times although ive not stayed at the de veres there , chester has lots to offer for all ages (bit like york where we live )they also have a fantastic shopping park "cheshire oaks " then theres the zoo (bit pricey but better if you pre book) and theres loads a free museums if your into that x they have a hotel there called de vere carden park x hope you and your family have a fantastic time wherever you decide to go to and good luck with your health x

Morgy9

tylers_mum wrote: »

First of all hope your feeling well (my mums just finished her treatment so we know what an ordeal it is) x x I have been to chester a few times although ive not stayed at the de veres there , chester has lots to offer for all ages (bit like york where we live )they also have a fantastic shopping park "cheshire oaks " then theres the zoo (bit pricey but better if you pre book) and theres loads a free museums if your into that x they have a hotel there called de vere carden park x hope you and your family have a fantastic time wherever you decide to go to and good luck with your health x

Thanks Tylers mum - was leaning to Chester as not too far - and fancy Jodrell bank etc. But still haven't taken kids to London yet so wondered about any down south with easy commute to London.:T

Small world - I live Wetherby way! Hope your Mum recovers quickly - I now have eyelashes and eyebrows again they've grown quickly but still have no need of shampoo - soon I hope .....:rotfl:So does your Mum get to visit Jimmy's or is it all done in York?

NB - Boots 75% sale probably on tomorrow - so try and get to Monks Cross or Coney st early for bargains if you can.:j

rbbadger

I stayed in four last summer and would only recommend East Horsley in Surrey. Not perfect for London but lots to do in the area e.g. theme parks, Hampton Court and lots of places to go shopping.

Whilst some of the others were awful, they enabled us to visit different areas that we would not have been able to afford otherwise. The free tea, coffee, fruit etc also helped is to save a bit.

weenireeni

i love barony castle, (peebles, nr edinbrugh). its beautiful and has nice grounds. restaurant is fab too. hoping for some bargains on thursday now, thanks OP!

sillymeeee

Morgy9 wrote: »

Thanks Tylers mum - was leaning to Chester as not too far - and fancy Jodrell bank etc. But still haven't taken kids to London yet so wondered about any down south with easy commute to London.:T

I would imagine other than the already mentioned Horsley Park , Latimer Place and Hunton Park are the nearest to London but they would be about 10 minute drive to the train station. Then from Watford Juntion about 25 minutes into central London. Fares into London would cost though - about £14 from Watford Junction for an all day travelcard. Although if you buy 4 tickets you only have to pay for 2.

osian

Regarding a Devere London stay, we stayed at the Devere Devonport house last year, located in the centre of Greenwich. It was quite easy to get into London, either on the Clipper boat (very pleasant ride, about 35 mins to Embankment) or via the DLR which were both only a few minutes walk away. Greenwich itself was also worth a visit and felt like a safe place to be.

Morgy9

Thank you for advice everyone - really helpful. Roll on Thursday.