Children can enjoy a free B&B stay this summer at hotels on Suffolk’s coast or in the countryside.
The Hotel Folk group is waiving its £10 B&B charge for children up to 16 years of age sharing a room with one or two full paying adults at two hotels from July until the end of August. There is already no charge for children aged four and under. Included are The Brudenell Hotel, which overlooks the sea at Aldeburgh and the 15th century Swan at Lavenham Hotel & Spa.
This deal can be built into other available packages at the hotels, so however you choose to stay, children can still receive breakfast for free.
Both hotels have a range of rooms to suit families with extra beds and cots for babies and young toddlers.
Aware that families are looking at how to make their holiday money go further, David Scott, CEO for The Hotel Folk, which own six hotels across Suffolk said: “This is the first time we have introduced a children go free offer at some of our hotels.
“Whether our guests prefer to stay in a historic 15th century country hotel with links to Harry Potter, or a seafront hotel on the Suffolk coast, our children go free offer can make family holidays extra special.”
To book a family staycation on the Children Go Free deal at The Brudenell visit www.brudenellhotel.co.uk, Tel: 01728 452071, or for The Swan at Lavenham visit www.theswanatlavenham.co.uk, Tel: 01787 247477. Family rooms sleeping two adults and one child are from around £260 B&B per room per night.
Children go free deals:
The Brudenell Hotel in Aldeburgh
Children can stay B&B for free throughout July and August in Aldeburgh. The seafront Brudenell Hotel is waiving its £10 per child per night B&B charge for youngsters aged up to 16 years sharing a room with one or two full paying adults, youngsters under four are already free. The hotel’s superior and deluxe rooms have space for two children sleeping on a sofa bed or z-bed and cots are available on request. Children of all ages are also welcome to dine in the Seafood & Grill restaurant.
Set in a stunning seafront location, just a few steps from the beach on Suffolk’s Heritage Coast, The Brudenell has wonderful panoramic sea views, yet it’s within an easy stroll of the town centre. There’s also plenty for families to enjoy in Aldeburgh and beyond ranging from historic castles, attractions and nature reserves to adventure activities on land and in the sea.
To book a family staycation on the Children Go Free deal at The Brudenell saving £10 per child per night visit www.brudenellhotel.co.uk, Tel: 01728 452071. Family rooms sleeping two adults and one child are from around £260 B&B per room per night.
The Swan at Lavenham Hotel and Spa
Children can stay for free during July and August at the half-timbered 15th century Swan at Lavenham Hotel and Spa when sharing a room with one or two full paying adults. The hotel is waiving its £10 per child per night charge for youngsters aged up to 16, those four years and under are already free. Most of The Swan’s Constable Suites and Gainsborough rooms have space for up to two children, while a number of the Heritage rooms can also accommodate one child. Families with youngsters under eight are invited to book a table for dinner in the relaxed Brasserie, while older children can dine in the Gallery restaurant.
The Swan is set in the heart of the historic medieval wool town of Lavenham, which was featured as Godric’s Hollow in the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1. Lavenham is also a perfect base to explore nearby National Trust gems and historic houses and gardens. Kentwell Hall regularly hosts re-creations of everyday life with costumed characters from medieval times to WWII, while Bury St Edmunds is home to 1000-year-old Abbey remains and the fascinating Moyse’s Hall Museum.
To book a family break on the Children Go Free deal at The Swan at Lavenham saving £10 per child per night visit www.theswanatlavenham.co.uk or call 01787 247477. Family rooms sleeping two adults and one child are from around £260 B&B per room per night. Other meals including dinner will be charged as taken.
