3 Night Breaks UK

3 Night Breaks For Couples

Romantic short breaks, whether midweek or at the weekend are also a great option for those looking to spend time together. Whether luxury hotels in London are on your radar, or you're looking to get back to nature, staying at a lodge with hot tub, it often doesn't matter where you go or what you do, just the fact that you're together.

Some great weekend getaways for couples include city breaks, perhaps somewhere you've not been before like York, Edinburgh or Liverpool, or a country manor house like Tickton Grange in Yorkshire, Careys Manor Hotel in Hampshire, or Macdonald Leeming House in Cumbria.

Be sure to also check out the facilities and surroundings on offer. A spa hotel gives you the option of guests treating themselves to a spa treatment like a massage or body wrap, while some hotels even have evening entertainment like themed weekends and live music. Or for something a little fun and different, why not try a murder mystery weekend! There are so many different types of UK short breaks to discover.

3 Night Breaks With Entertainment

Entertainment breaks are usually organised over the weekend and can get booked up very quickly. Warner Leisure Hotels has adult only breaks with performances from some of your favourite musicians and comedians, from popular shows like Strictly Come Dancing and West End Musicals. They also generally include dinner, bed and breakfast at Warner too.

For something a little more chessy, Butlin's hosts Big Weekenders, adults only 3 night weekend breaks themed around some of your favourite music, like Ibiza, tribute acts and 80s or 90s music. They also often have deals over these 3 day weekends, like Eat For 3 Days, Pay For 2.

3 Night Breaks With Dogs

One of the biggest reasons we often choose to staycation in the UK instead of abroad is that we don't want to leave our beloved pets in a boarding kennel. Dog friendly breaks allow the WHOLE family to getaway, and you'll find some fantastic places to stay with dogs around the UK on a 3 night break.

Dining can be one of the biggest challenges on a dog friendly break, but pubs are a good option for this. Whether you choose to stay at a pub with rooms, or dog friendly hotel but eat out at local dog friendly pubs, this is perhaps the east option to look at first.

Many places accept pets for an additional cost (due to extra deep cleaning fees). For example, you can stay at caravan parks like Haven or Park Holidays parks, or take a look at some of the dog friendly cottages in your favourite areas.