E: 31/08 WIN* A 3-Night Midweek Stay at To Rest a While | Somerset

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https://www.thetouristtrail.org/competition/

Answer- Wookey Hole

WIN a 3-Night Midweek Stay at To Rest a While

You have the chance to win a tranquil escape with a 3-night midweek stay for 2 people at the charming To Rest a While. This delightful stay, valued at £274, includes a complimentary cream tea to make your getaway even sweeter!

Details

Answer our question correctly to win a relaxing 3-night say between October and December 2024! The prize is valid for midweek stays (Monday to Thursday) and excludes half term and Christmas periods.

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General Terms & Conditions

• 3 Night mid-week stay (Monday to Thursday) between October and December 2024.
• Subject to availability
• Competition ends 23.59pm on 31st August, 2024
• Excludes stays during half term and Christmas periods.
• All competitions and giveaways are not available to employees or contractors of The Tourist Trail Limited and R3: Financial Services Group Limited, or members of their immediate families.
• The promoter is The Tourist Trail Limited, Registered office: Pond Hall, Pond Hall Road, Hadleigh, Suffolk IP7 5PP
• Entry is restricted to 1 entry per person per competition (via The Tourist Trail Website)
• The prize draw for the giveaway will be held on the 02nd September 2024, with every valid entry having an equal chance of being selected at random
• No cash alternative to the prize will be offered
• It is the responsibility of the prize providers to honour the prize
• The Tourist Trail is not liable for the prizes not being honoured by the prize providers for any reason and will not offer any compensation for failure of the prizes being honoured
• If the prize is declined or the winner cannot be contacted, the promoter reserves the right to select another winner from the eligible entrants
• If the prize is not claimed within 1 week it will remain unclaimed and may not be claimed thereafter
• The promoter’s decision is final
• This promotion and these terms and conditions are governed by the law of England & Wales