Any hotel (chains) offering all-inclusive short breaks this autumn?

RainbowsInTheSpray

Hoping to get away with OH after a very trying August/September, complete with medical problems. Ideally looking for all-inclusive i.e. plus evening meal.

DullGreyGuy

RainbowsInTheSpray said:

Hoping to get away with OH after a very trying August/September, complete with medical problems. Ideally looking for all-inclusive i.e. plus evening meal.

what do you mean "plus evening meal"?

All Inclusive/AI in principle means all food and drink though in resorts it may not include all restaurants and may exclude some types of drinks (eg include local brands but not premium/import brands)

Your ie suggest maybe you mean Full Board instead of AI which is 3 meals a day but excluding snacks and all drinks... again there may be a limit on which restaurants. 

Where are you thinking of? What's your per night budget? 

Emmia

Are you looking at somewhere in the UK or overseas?

And how long are you intending to get away for?

daveyjp

For value and all meals you can't beat a 3-4 night cruise. 

gwynlas

Local coach holiday companies might offer what you are looking for.

An alternative is to choose a few destinations and explore on line, many independents offer inclusive rates.

Greene King offer B & B  or B &B +D packages

Grumpy_chap

RainbowsInTheSpray said:

Hoping to get away with OH after a very trying August/September, complete with medical problems. Ideally looking for all-inclusive i.e. plus evening meal.

For UK, Potters Resorts offer this.
Possibly also Warners 

For abroad, any number of late booking / bucket shop websites.

Rodders53

Need clarification as to exactly what is wanted, meal and accommodation wise? Where the intention to travel is to?  How many day/nights (weekend or midweek) and a rough budget !

Dinner, Bed and Breakfast (aka Half Board) deals can be found often enough with many hotels (chain or not).

Full Board (D, B&B plus other meal(s) ) less so.

Potters do all inclusive with all meals and drinks (and entertainment/leisure activities).  Only two locations in Eastern England though.

Warner Leisure Hotels do Half Board and entertainment/leisure ... With, very rarely, some 'inclusive' drinks-in-the-evening deals.

Grumpy_chap

Potters often always have discount codes available.

Rodders53

Grumpy_chap said:

Potters often always have discount codes available.

Still expensive by the time one pays to upgrade from the basic of basic rooms' prices     

Unless one eats like a pig and drinks like a fish from morning to night when it may then seem fair value? 

RainbowsInTheSpray

Apologies if I was. What I meant was: bed, breakfast and evening meal. I believe that is what people generally understand by the term.

Ideally somewhere pleasant, i.e. not London...

Neil49

We often use Great Little Breaks for short UK based trips

https://www.greatlittlebreaks.com/

Similarly, Travelzoo have some good deals