THE B&B is back from today – they are allowed to reopen again in England, alongside hotels.
It's a great time to secure a deal on a cosy bed & breakfast – which can be found in some of the UK's most popular seaside hotspots.
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Not only can B&B's reopen today, but friends and family are also allowed to go away together, with group holidays resuming on that date.
This can only be for two households, with no limit on people, or the rule of six from more than two households.
Despite staycations still being the go-to for many Brits this summer, B&B's still have space in some popular coastal destinations, including Bournemouth, Brighton and Newquay.
We've found the best value breaks that guarantee a great breakfast and have the added bonus of feeling more like a home than a hotel.
- Booking.com B&Bs in Brighton from £91 per night
- Booking.com B&Bs in Cornwall from £49 per night
- Booking.com B&Bs in Bournemouth from £38 per night
- Airbnb B&Bs in Newquay from £88 per night
- VRBO B&Bs in Deal, Kent from £131 per night
- LateRooms B&Bs in Tenby, Wales from £85 per night
- LateRooms B&Bs in Blackpool from £30 per night
- Bed and Breakfast Direct B&Bs in Dorset from £25 per night
The easing of restrictions on May 17 forms Step 3 of the roadmap out of lockdown.
From June 21, restrictions on how many people can stay in hotels are expected to be lifted altogether, although there are concerns that the new Indian Covid variant could affect that.
This week’s best UK travel deals
- Cheap seaside hotel stays in England from £29
- Last-minute hotel breaks for the May bank holiday
- Last-minute UK holiday deals for May & June from £49 per stay
- EasyHotel launch 20% off room sale – with city stays from £29.99
- Disney cruise Magic at Sea tickets now on sale from £269pp
- Beachfront hotels breaks in Southend, Brighton & Blackpool from £59
There are still some low price breaks for popular seaside areas, including the south-west of England, which has seen particularly high demand for the summer.
Many places offering self-catering accommodation, such as holiday parks. have reported already being sold out for popular weeks, as Brits have planned their staycations early and many people moved their holidays from 2020 as a result of the pandemic.
Those on the hunt for staycation inspiration can find more 2022 UK holiday deals here, seaside holiday cottages to rent and crazy cheap city UK break deals.
We've found the best UK holiday parks with children’s entertainment and the best holiday parks with outdoor pools, cheap staycation breaks with hot tubs and treehouse stays.
Fancy a back-to-basics holiday? Here are some campsites with availability for summer.
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