EasyHotel launch 20% off room sale – with stays from £29.99 this summer in popular city destinations
EASYHOTEL has slashed their prices for breaks this summer, with rooms from just £29.99.
It means you can bag a discount on hotels in popular cities across the UK from May 17, when hotels are allowed to welcome guests back.
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The allows Brits to book three nights for the price of two and save up to 20 percent off short breaks.
EasyHotel's new Cardiff hotel is included in the offer, as well as their London City Shoreditch, Manchester, Newcastle and Glasgow hotels.
EasyHotel Nice and Malaga are also included in the promotion, making it a great option once international travel resumes.
To qualify for the offer, guests need to sign up to easyHotel’s free membership scheme Clubbedzzz.
Bookings are covered by easyHotel's flexible booking policy and their ‘Stay easy, Stay Safe' guarantee, which promises Covid-safe practices in all its hotels, including high levels of cleanliness, keeping contact to a minimum and maintaining social distancing.
Neil Fidler, Digital Marketing Manager, at easyHotel said: "With reopening of hospitality fast approaching, we are looking forward to giving our guests the chance to really enjoy their summer holiday breaks this year and encourage them to explore new places."
"Our three nights for the price of two offer gives people a fantastic opportunity to get away and relax for longer with more money in their pockets to spend enjoying themselves."
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