Spec Me A City Break

[Stuff]

My girlfriend and I are looking to go on a city break sometime soon using our Tesco Clubcard Vouchers Now, we have a long list of hotels to choose from (Clicky to hotels) and really don't mind where we go, as long as it's fairly inexpensive!

• Number of nights: 1-2
• Place: Somewhere in Europe that we can get reasonable priced flights to. However, somewhere in the UK or ROI would also be fine (Live near Gatwick Airport)
• Max Spend: We both have about £80 of vouchers so up to £320 each for JUST the hotel. I'm not looking to spend anywhere near all of this!
• Hotel: One of the chains on the list above that have really nice places!

If anyone knows good links (Not Clubcard related) to a website that does all-in City breaks, would be appreciated

Thanks!

 

[Stuff]

No one?!

 

[Judgeneo]

Don't know any deals but recently I got back from Zadar in croatia with my girlfriend and enjoyed it very much. Spent about £500 each including flights and spending

 

[Gypo]

Amsterdam and Barcelona.

 

[slambo69]

I lived in prague for a year and its a great city, I liked it better outwith the summer months and if you go with jet2 they have cheap flights, like from £20 - 40.

Nice city, good architecture, a lot to do in the centre and plenty of nice bars and pubs to take a break inbetween the sights. Most importantly it has good and easy to use cheap public transport. Make sure to try either the national opera house or the national theatre!

 

[Stuff]

Don't know any deals but recently I got back from Zadar in croatia with my girlfriend and enjoyed it very much. Spent about £500 each including flights and spending

Haven't heard of Zadar, I'll look it up; thanks!

Amsterdam and Barcelona.

Looked at both, but they seem kinda pricey!

I lived in prague for a year and its a great city, I liked it better outwith the summer months and if you go with jet2 they have cheap flights, like from £20 - 40.

Nice city, good architecture, a lot to do in the centre and plenty of nice bars and pubs to take a break inbetween the sights. Most importantly it has good and easy to use cheap public transport. Make sure to try either the national opera house or the national theatre!

I definite possibility. Prague looks like a very nice place. Any hotel recommendations?

 

[slambo69]

I definite possibility. Prague looks like a very nice place. Any hotel recommendations?

My parents stayed in the diplomat (more of a business one, but cheaper and still nice) and one called the golden wheel which was very nice, the lobby was open air as it was a courtyard for a stable so the floor for the lobby is actually a cobbled street - a private one of coure and you wouldnt guess it except from the stable doors to enter. The golden wheel is bang in the city centre (but in a nice, quiet street near friendly atmosphered bars as opposed to the strip club/stag do bars off Wenceclas sq) and the diplomat is a few metro/tram stops out, but still in a nice area.