Fantastic There Are January Sales At Hotels Too

Almost throughout the whole of the UK over the past three weeks

, the heaviest snow in twenty years has been experienced. People havent been able to get to relatives for Christmas with people and cars snowed in. The cold spell is expected to last for another week or so but what to do after that? The temperature will increase and roads will eventually become completely clear, the perfect time to get away from the house and take a weekend break and it is a perfect tonic for the January blues.

Now, what is excellent about this time of year are the sales from furniture to cars, clothes to books. January sales dont stop on the high street though. January is the biggest discounting time in the tourism industry with package holiday reductions for the summer and even more so, hotels and accommodation. From the most modest of guest houses to hotel chains such as Hilton, everyone is discounting.

Taking a break in January celebrates the New Year, recharges the batteries after a hectic and over indulgent Christmas and can be one of the best value short breaks you can have. All but a handful of hotels and accommodation providers will discount rooms, give added value or two for one deals in January and February. This time is traditionally their quietest but it is now being recognised as an excellent time to have a short break by savvy travellers. Even though in recent years more people are deciding to take advantage of these cheaper prices, hotels are still generally on the quieter side making for a truly relaxing break.

The Lake District is one such destination. There is a high concentration of luxury Lake District hotels set in the most fantastic surroundings. Often, due to the quality of these hotels, they are out of some peoples budgets, but come January and February the discounts enable even the thriftiest of guest to stay. In the winter months, the Lake District is fortunate to experience clear, bright sunny days which are by no means warm but perfect for sightseeing and walking (providing you wrap up warm!). It is very much an all year round destination with most attractions opening throughout the winter months.

Skiing in January is a tradition among many but in the current economic climate, can everyone afford to do it this year. A ski holiday is often quite expensive but this has been made even more so by the terrible state of the Euro exchange rate. Staying the UK offers both an escape but a fair more affordable one with even most restaurants offering discounts at this time of year. Combine this with one the most fulfilling but also cheapest activity available, walking, and the Lake District is the place to be. Many hotels in the Lake District have walks right from the hotel door, it really couldnt be easier to get out and about. Wainwright alone walked and wrote about 214 of them but there are many further smaller fells allowing walkers of any age or ability to sample what the English Lake District is famous for.

by: jennyhicks

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