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New year eve break by the sea - recommendations ?
boblibarn
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Hi all , myself and hubby would like to get away for a few days 30th Dec for 2 nights , fancy a seaside break but do not want to attend any fancy events , just a seaside break with walks along the beach etc .
The problem we have is all the hotels are mega expensive an have events on like dinner , entertainment etc
We are based in the midlands and would be able to travel anywhere within 2 hours by car
Any ideas or recommendations would be great , pref under £100 per night
Many thanks
The problem we have is all the hotels are mega expensive an have events on like dinner , entertainment etc
We are based in the midlands and would be able to travel anywhere within 2 hours by car
Any ideas or recommendations would be great , pref under £100 per night
Many thanks
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Try smaller B&Bs or pubs. Smoothound.co.uk is a good site for finding such accommodation.
Will a two hour drive get you to much of the coast?0 -
The Midlands covers a very large area! Care to be more specific?0
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Self catering accommodation on the North Welsh coast?
Have a look on ebay, we've bought some great holidays from there including a lovely cottage in Fife from which we could easily get to the sea (that was about 3 hours from us) for the Christmas/New Year period. We also went to Cornwall for Christmas/New Year one year, but that was an incredibly long haul. More recently, we bought a long weekend in Wales with a sort of sea-view, very close to the coast.“And all shall be well. And all shall be well. And all manner of things shall be exceeding well.”
― Julian of Norwich
In other words, Don't Panic!0 -
Have you looked at Staithes on the Yorkshire coast?Life is like a bath, the longer you are in it the more wrinkly you become.0
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some of the premier inn's in North Wales are right on the coast - look on the premier inn map
eg http://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/hotels/wales/clwyd/llandudno/llandudno-north-little-orme.html0 -
Did you find anywhere?0
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