Recommend a weekend break for a couple.
Discussion
Hi guysand girls,
I'm looking to take the OH away for the weekend in October time, around 2 to 3 nights.
I'm kind of stuck for ideas and could do with some advice. Basically, she's got quite a lot on so can't take a full week off, so I thought it might be nice to take her away for a short break.
I'm wide open to suggestions, including trips to Europe. Looking to spend a maximum of £300 per person, maybe more if it looks worth the price. Anbody know of any deals for spa weekends or mini holidays to Spain etc?
Thanks people.
I'm looking to take the OH away for the weekend in October time, around 2 to 3 nights.
I'm kind of stuck for ideas and could do with some advice. Basically, she's got quite a lot on so can't take a full week off, so I thought it might be nice to take her away for a short break.
I'm wide open to suggestions, including trips to Europe. Looking to spend a maximum of £300 per person, maybe more if it looks worth the price. Anbody know of any deals for spa weekends or mini holidays to Spain etc?
Thanks people.
hornetrider said:
Lastminute dot com. Pick a city, any European city.
This - although Expedia just as good in my experience. Did this a lot with the previous gf and never had a bad time... the better ones (in no particular order) were:Barcelona
Brussels
Iceland
Paris
Amsterdam
Rome
Iceland & Rome were probably my favourite.
I took Mrs Glocko for a weekend away in March.
Can highly recommend;
http://www.abbotsgrange.com/ £135 per night B&B
http://www.thefleeceinn.co.uk/ £100 per night D,B&B
Can highly recommend;
http://www.abbotsgrange.com/ £135 per night B&B
http://www.thefleeceinn.co.uk/ £100 per night D,B&B
pugwash4x4 said:
Bruges- its perfect for a couples weekend break.
Its really excessively romantic, very few "new houses"- all cobbled streets etc but there's loads to do in and around the time, and a lot of very very friendly pubs and restaurants to wile away the afternoon.
This, fantastic place and easy to get to by Eurostar.Its really excessively romantic, very few "new houses"- all cobbled streets etc but there's loads to do in and around the time, and a lot of very very friendly pubs and restaurants to wile away the afternoon.
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