Superbreak takes hassle out of air travel with new airport hotel packages
Posted on: July 16th, 2007 by Hannah WestfieldSuperbreak is the internet division of Superbreak Mini Holidays Limited, market leaders in short breaks throughout the UK. Based in York, Superbreak specialises in booking 2-5 star hotel accommodation for leisure breaks in throughout Britain.
With the peak summer holiday period coming up, airports across the UK will be buzzing with holidaymakers. However, the stress of getting to the airport in time for an early flight can often mean a holiday gets off to a less than favourable start.
Helping to take the hassle out of travel, Superbreak, are offering special deals at overnight stays in airport hotels. The packages available can include secure parking and many of the hotels allow up to two children to stay for free if they are sharing the same room as two adults.
These special summer deals include the Heathrow airport hotel supersaver which offers one night’s accommodation at an unnamed four star hotel and up to 15 days car parking.
Travellers flying from Gatwick can take advantage of Superbreak’s Gatwick package at the three star Gatwick Worth hotel located approximately 10 minutes from the airport, and is priced at £49.50 per person which includes one night’s accommodation and up to 15 days car parking, based on two sharing at a weekend in July and August 2007.
Those flying from Manchester can stay at the three star Holiday Inn Manchester located approximately 5 to 10 minutes from the airport. The price of £49.50 per person includes one night’s accommodation and up to 15 days car parking.
Superbreak also offer special packages at airport hotels throughout the UK and Ireland including Glasgow, Stansted, Newcastle, Dublin, Bristol, Birmingham, Cardiff and Cork.
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carmad
This is great option for the travelers. I always look hassle when I go to the destination and now the problem is for booking the right hotels so superbreak has now solved the problem by introducing new service.