Holiday Cottages & Lettings in the United Kingdom

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Top holiday destinations in the United Kingdom

Save up to 48%

Best holiday rental deals in the United Kingdom

-35%

2 Oct - 9 Oct

Bed & Breakfast ∙ 4 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Burgh le Marsh, East Lindsey District, United Kingdom

from £288 ~~£441~~

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Find a welcoming accommodation from £29 per night by exploring the 268,191 options available in United Kingdom. By comparing these different offers, HomeToGo highlights the most economical offers and the highest rated lettings in United Kingdom.

Recommended holiday lettings in the United Kingdom

Rent a holiday home, apartment or cottage in the United Kingdom from just £29 per night

-47%

8 Jan - 15 Jan

Holiday park ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

South Ayrshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

from £81 ~~£152~~

Hoseasons

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-31%

29 Oct - 5 Nov

Holiday park ∙ 2 guests ∙ 1 bedroom

Caerwys, Flintshire, United Kingdom

from £174 ~~£250~~

Hoseasons

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Holiday homes and cottages with a garden

-34%

20 Nov - 27 Nov

Garden

Cottage ∙ 5 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

Tarset, Northumberland, United Kingdom

from £58 ~~£88~~

Sykes Cottages

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-40%

6 Nov - 13 Nov

Garden

Cottage ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

United Kingdom

from £61 ~~£101~~

Sykes Cottages

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-74%

6 Nov - 13 Nov

Garden

Cottage ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

Lambrigg, South Lakeland District, United Kingdom

from £53 ~~£204~~

Sykes Cottages

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Holiday rentals with wifi

-56%

6 Nov - 13 Nov

Internet

Chalet ∙ 4 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

United Kingdom

from £130 ~~£296~~

Dale Smith

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-66%

29 Oct - 5 Nov

Internet

Holiday park ∙ 4 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

United Kingdom

from £102 ~~£297~~

Hoseasons

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-57%

4 Dec - 11 Dec

Internet

House ∙ 5 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

United Kingdom

from £108 ~~£249~~

Dale Smith

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Apartments and holiday lettings with a kitchen

-50%

4 Dec - 11 Dec

Kitchen

Cottage ∙ 5 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Pwllheli, Gwynedd, United Kingdom

from £52 ~~£104~~

Sykes Cottages

5.0/5.0

"Excellent"

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-62%

27 Nov - 4 Dec

Kitchen

Apartment ∙ 4 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Whitby, Scarborough District, United Kingdom

from £104 ~~£271~~

Dale Smith

5.0/5.0

"Excellent"

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Kitchen

Cottage ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

Hythe, Shepway District, United Kingdom

from £92

Sykes Cottages

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Popular holiday rental amenities in the United Kingdom

Internet (163,018)
Kitchen (151,502)
No smoking (148,396)
TV (128,129)
Parking (113,231)
Garden (91,926)
Microwave (85,869)
Washing machine (74,570)
Dishwasher (57,101)
Pet allowed (48,798)
Balcony/Patio (40,235)
No pets (36,355)

United Kingdom is a great holiday destination if you want a property with a pool. A few of the accommodation options there include one. Also, more hotel rooms have pools than any other type of property. They are an excellent choice if you go in a group of 2, as that is the number of people they can accommodate on average. If you would also like to be close to the water, nearly half of the holiday lettings offering a pool are located within 2 kilometres of the waterfront. If you want to bring your pet, you should easily be able to find a pet-friendly accommodation in United Kingdom. If this is a top requirement for you, check the hotel rooms in United Kingdom. This is the most pet-friendly accommodation type there. You can also find various accommodation options if you would like to rent near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly rentals are less than 2 kilometres away from the centre of the city.

Price and Availability Index for United Kingdom

Holiday Letting Price Information in the United Kingdom

In the above graph, you will find United Kingdom is most expensive in December (25/12 - 01/01), when prices are on average £203 a night. The week with the lowest average prices is in November (20/11 - 27/11).

Holiday Home Availability Information in the United Kingdom

The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in the United Kingdom. The week with the highest booking rate is in July (24/07 - 31/07). Only 24 of the rentals are still available. Conversely, it is in November (27/11 - 04/12) that the highest percentage of rentals are available.

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Accommodation options for your holiday in the United Kingdom

91,801 out of the 268,191 offers in United Kingdom are hotel rooms. They account for more than a quarter of the property types in this destination (25.47%). Hotel rooms there have a median price £136 per night as well as a median size of 26 m². Moreover, these properties are optimal if you're going in a group of 2, as that is the average number of guests that hotel rooms can host in United Kingdom. If you're interested in another property type, you may want to check out apartment rentals, which are the other most typical type of accommodation in United Kingdom. Apartment rentals in United Kingdom are 81 m² on average, with an average price of £184 a night.

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Be inspired for your holiday in the United Kingdom

UK #StayHomeToGo

Just because we can’t travel right now doesn’t mean we can’t surround ourselves with incredible travel experiences. Every week, we’ll be bringing a new destination into your home complete with music, local recipes, and virtual experiences.

This week, we’ll #StayHomeToGo in The UK.

A UK 'Staycation' From Home

The United Kingdom, also known as Great Britain or ‘Blighty’ is famed for its green-and-pleasant countryside, its fascinating historic cities and its stunning natural parks. For these reasons, many Brits had planned a holiday on home-shores this year.

If you were looking forward to a ‘Staycation’ that has been put on hold for now, then fear not! HomeToGo has created a virtual guide of the best that Britain has to offer, so you can explore this great Isle from the comfort of your own sofa.

Prepare

You will need to pack some essentials for this Great British adventure. Be sure to have your anorak and brolly by your side at all times, to get you in the mood for our famously showery and unreliable weather. Once climatised, start by immersing yourself fully into British culture by checking out some of these essential books, podcasts and films.

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Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

A flick through Jane Austen’s classic, is the perfect way to remind yourself of the very British ‘stiff upper lip’ and quick humour.

Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson

This is a personal recount of a trip that Bill Bryson took around Britain. His tour of our green and kindly island, it is somewhat of a love letter to the UK with all its quirks.

Very British Problems, Twitter Feed

This feed is an excellent snapshot into the bizarre social codes, manners and hidden lives of our fellow countrymen and women.

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Four Weddings and a Funeral

Although the Great British wedding season may have to have a year-off, you can recreate the experience at home with Richard Curtis’ classic rom-com. Best enjoyed with a glass of fizzy, a wide-brimmed hat (and ideally in the company of a charming English Hugh Grant-esque housemate)

The King’s Speech

A historical drama stars Colin Firth playing George VI, as he struggles to overcome his speech impediment in the lead up to the second world war .

Friday

For the first leg of your imaginary UK mini-break, imagine that you have arrived and are just settling into your holiday-home for the weekend. Set the mood by tuning into a playlist of British classics. The Beatles, Oasis, Amy Winehouse and David Bowie are but a small selection of the musical exports hailing from Britainia and will remind you of the incredible talent our country has to offer.

If that imaginary journey up the M1 has made you feel peckish, then it’s time to prepare a traditional British meal. Cook up a comforting plate of ‘Bangers and Mash’ and indulge in buttery mashed potatoes, topped with sausages and onion gravy. If you still have space after that stodge, finish off with a sticky-toffee pudding - best served piping-hot with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

Saturday Morning

Start off your day with a cheeky lie-in, you will need your sleep with the packed schedule ahead. After waking, it’s time to whip up a breakfast of kings - the traditional ‘Full English’. Since your local Greasy Spoon is probably closed for the foreseeable, why not try this one-pot home recipe (warning, you may need to have a nap after consumption!).

Then, it’s time to spend the morning absorbing some of the best art and culture the UK has to offer, with a virtual tour around the National Gallery. From home, you can explore seven of its rooms and also the grand central hall of the building. There are many fascinating paintings ranging from Titian to Holbein. The British Museum also offers an online tour of their collection, including a 360 view camera that shows off the stunning architecture inside.

Saturday Afternoon

After a morning of virtual gallery hopping, it’s time to stop into a ‘virtual pub’ for a bite to eat. Checking out the ‘local’ in a new town, is one of the best parts of a holiday on home-soil. However since pubs are closed for the time-being, you can instead tune into a ‘virtual pub experience’, - some are even offering an online version of their weekly pub quiz. Order yourself a pork pie (or cook up your very own version here) and wash it down in traditional style with a pint of warm ale.

After your pub pit-stop, it’s time to leave the city and head to the great outdoors. The Lake District has been set up with webcams at some of it’s most beautiful spots, so you can transport yourself to rolling hills, breathtaking lakes and craggy landscapes. If you prefer a more manicured nature, many gardens in the UK also have virtual experiences on offer including Hidcote Manor Gardens and the incredible decorated grounds of Sissinghurst Castle.

At 4.00pm on the dot, all activities can pause for tea time. Brew a strong cup of English breakfast, and serve with a freshly baked scone topped with jam and clotted cream. After this day of eating, you may need to rest for an hour or two before the evening.

Saturday Night

As the evening rolls in, it’s time for virtual beverage. We recommend mixing up a ‘Tom Collins’, a zingy mix of sugar, lemon juice, carbonated water and most importantly, gin. This spirit (sometimes worryingly referred to as ‘Mother’s Ruin’) derives from Juniper berries and is a staple for cocktail hour in lockdown!

For dinner, it’s time to cook up a Chicken Tikka Masala, the UK’s take on a famous curry dish. One the best things about the this country is the varied cultural mix and the incredible food options that come with this. The UK has some of the best Indian food outside of India. Invite over some friends and family with a Zoom or Skype call to break some bread (or poppadoms) together. After dinner, settle in for a movie from our list of top picks.

Sunday

Although the virtual holiday is coming to an end, there is still time to curl up with a final cup of tea and a plate of toast with marmite (love it or hate it, this distinctly British spread is a Staycation staple!).

For any last tours or sights, check out this guide of the famous halls of the Houses of Parliament, have a peek inside Brighton’s grand Royal Pavilion, be awe-struck by the interiors of Canterbury Cathedral and lastly experience some spiritual druid magic at this webcam streaming at Stone Henge.

We hope you have enjoyed experiencing the UK through our virtual #StayHometoGo Staycation experience - Toodle pip for now!

Latest Travel Updates

No doubt you’re itching for a real Great British Staycation after your virtual weekend away. We’re just as impatient as you are to start traveling again. For the latest on how COVID-19 is impacting travel within The UK, we recommend following the current guidelines from the government.

Wish List

Just because you’re stuck in isolation doesn’t mean you can’t start dreaming up your getaway. Have a browse through some holiday rentals in the UK and save them to your wish list so you’re ready to book as soon as it’s safe to travel again. For now, #StayHomeToGo.

Latest Travel Updates

How this London travel photographer is travelling in isolation

Roshni is a traveller and photographer based in London. We asked her how she's scratching her itch for travel while in isolation:

“Whilst in isolation, the best way I’ve found to satisfy my wanderlust is by designing and creating travel photo books online to be printed for my bookshelf. Over the last few weeks, I’ve managed to create more than 50 mini photo books. It’s been a great way to relive my travel memories.”

First post-pandemic trip? "The Cotswolds. I’ll be travelling with my parents and sister, and enjoying a few days of family time, whilst getting back to my routine."

–– Roshni, The Wanderlust Within

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