Martinis & Mistletoe Breaks

Lean into the romance of the festive season throughout November and December. Our candlelit quartet set the sophisticated tone while carol concerts and craft sessions bring the traditional feel of Christmas.

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Martinis & Mistletoe

 
EMBRACE WINTER & GOOD TIMES
 
Indulge in the enchanting romance of the festive
season this November and December.

All breaks include:

Bed, Breakfast and Dinner Bed, Breakfast & Dinner All evening entertainment Evening shows Leisure facilities Leisure & Activities  Room treats Room treats Friendly service Friendly service

Our experts can help you book on:

0330 102 9953

Sales lines open: Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm | Saturday 9am to 4pm | Sunday 10am to 4pm.

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16 Locations

16 Unique locations

Take your pick from 16 stunning locations, all in Great British locations.

16 Locations

Space to be social

Connect, laugh, and make memories or simply soak up the atmosphere with your loved ones.
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Great value included

From breakfast and dinner to entertainment and leisure facilities, it’s all included for a hassle-free getaway.

16 Locations

Grown-up getaways

All our breaks are exclusively for adults, providing destinations for true time-off.

Always something to enjoy

With so much on offer at every hotel, choose to do as much or as little as you want.

16 Locations

Home-away-from-home

Our friendly team take time to get to know you and create memorable moments across your stay.

Martini & Mistletoe breaks are available at Bodelwyddan Castle, Cricket St. Thomas, Heythrop Park, Nidd Hall, Studley Castle, The Runnymede on Thames and Thoresby Hall.