Welsh Getaway
£89.50 per person
Your Great Little Break includes:
🏴1 night staying at the 4 star (as graded by Visit Wales) Swan at Hay Hotel,
🏴 Bed and full Welsh breakfast
🏴 Dinner (£25 allowance per person)
🏴 Glass of Prosecco with dinner (worth £5.50 per person)
🏴 Early check-in of 1pm (worth £20)
🏴 Late check-out of 12pm (worth £20)
🏴 Availability from April 2023 - December 2023
Can be booked for multiple nights
This deal is fully refundable up to 7 days prior to arrival
Please note:
To avoid disappointment, please pre-book your dinner reservations directly with the hotel prior to arrival.
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