About Great Little Breaks

Great Little Breaks sells short UK hotel breaks as packages rather than as rooms. The typical booking is one or two nights with something attached: dinner, breakfast, a show, entry to an attraction or a spa treatment.

The market is the domestic weekend away, bought as a gift or as a treat rather than as accommodation for a trip that was happening anyway. That distinction shapes everything about how the offers work.

What is on offer

City breaks in the places people go for two nights, London, York, Edinburgh, Bath and the rest, alongside coastal and country hotels for a quieter version of the same thing.

The extras are the point of difference. Theatre packages pair a central hotel with a West End ticket, spa breaks bundle treatments, and dinner-inclusive rates remove the largest variable cost of a weekend away.

Package or book it yourself

Worth doing the sums rather than assuming either way. A package including dinner and a show can beat three separate bookings, particularly midweek when hotels discount to fill rooms and theatres release seats.

It can also lose. If you would not have bought the theatre ticket, or you would rather eat somewhere else, you are paying for an inclusion you do not want. Check what the dinner allowance actually covers, since a set menu and an allowance against the à la carte are very different propositions.

Using a Great Little Breaks discount code

Choose the break and the dates, apply the code before payment and check the total against what the package includes. These appear as Great Little Breaks discount codes, voucher codes and promo codes.

Packaged breaks discount to fill midweek and off-season dates, so Friday and Saturday nights in a popular city rarely attract a code and a Tuesday in November frequently does. Offers usually name a date window or a group of hotels rather than applying across the site. Check the cancellation terms separately, because a package with a theatre ticket inside it is harder to unwind than a room booking.