Someone asked me if i've spotted any deals for legoland windsor, so thought i'd share :)
You can get a Family Four with 2 days in park, hotel, breakfast & more from as little as £34pp
Various hotels, some closer than others and with various facilities.
Various dates and some even on Fridays.
Legoland have added more dates to their ''kids go free' promo - see thread
Top comments
Cameron92
11 Apr 168#15
I've stayed at the Hilton Basingstoke for 4 weeks (Monday-Friday) as part of work trips. Avoid!
Read the tripadvisor reviews. A very dated hotel. Mouldy bathrooms and musty smell throughout. Management response to the negative reviews always refers to an ongoing 'refurbishment programme' but there is 0 sign of this going on in the hotel - I saw no rooms shut off or any tradesmen working and none of the several colleagues I stayed with had refurbished rooms (and we covered about 20-25 different rooms over the 4 weeks).
goonertillidie
11 Apr 167#1
Note: most of them include breakfast.
Also some have welcome packs for kids, free parking, swimming pools, free play on Xbox and other freebies.
21st April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
23rd April £159 Hilton Basingstoke
24th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
28th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
29th April £192 Hilton Basingstoke
5th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
6th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
12th may £136 Hilton Basingstoke
13th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
15th May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
19th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
20th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
26th May £156 Hilton Basingstoke
27th May £174 Hilton Basingstoke
9th June £159 Hilton Basingstoke
3rd May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
4th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
9th May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
16th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
23rd May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
7th June £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
8th June £191 Copthorne Slough Windsor
10th June £153 Holiday Inn Reading South
10th June £159 DoubleTree by Hilton Woking
10th June £164 Mercure London Heathrow
10th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
10th june £174 Hilton Basingstoke
11th June £167 Holiday Inn Reading South
11th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
13th June £181 Holiday Inn Express T5
14th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
Legoland have released further dates on ''Kids Go Free''
APR - 28
MAY - 3,4,5,6,8,9,12,13,15,16,19,20,22,23,26
JUN - 6,7,8,9,10,13,14,15,16,17,20,21,22,23,24,27,28,29,30
SEP - 1,2,5,8,9,12,15,16,19,22,23,26,29,30
OCT - 3,6,7,10,13,14,17,18,19,20,21
Kids Go Free OFF site only:
MAY - 7,14,21,27
JUN - 4,5,11,12,18,19,25,26
urinthematrix
11 Apr 164#25
Tell us more about deal- how you booked, flight, etc- maybe even put it on HUKD as deal :smiley:
maui to shakerstevens
11 Apr 164#20
They are always expensive. I just came back from Legoland Billund (next to LEGO factory) and its miles better than Windsor - also cheaper to fly there with a 2 night stay!!
All comments (77)
goonertillidie
11 Apr 167#1
Note: most of them include breakfast.
Also some have welcome packs for kids, free parking, swimming pools, free play on Xbox and other freebies.
21st April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
23rd April £159 Hilton Basingstoke
24th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
28th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
29th April £192 Hilton Basingstoke
5th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
6th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
12th may £136 Hilton Basingstoke
13th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
15th May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
19th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
20th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
26th May £156 Hilton Basingstoke
27th May £174 Hilton Basingstoke
9th June £159 Hilton Basingstoke
3rd May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
4th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
9th May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
16th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
23rd May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
7th June £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
8th June £191 Copthorne Slough Windsor
10th June £153 Holiday Inn Reading South
10th June £159 DoubleTree by Hilton Woking
10th June £164 Mercure London Heathrow
10th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
10th june £174 Hilton Basingstoke
11th June £167 Holiday Inn Reading South
11th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
13th June £181 Holiday Inn Express T5
14th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
Legoland have released further dates on ''Kids Go Free''
APR - 28
MAY - 3,4,5,6,8,9,12,13,15,16,19,20,22,23,26
JUN - 6,7,8,9,10,13,14,15,16,17,20,21,22,23,24,27,28,29,30
SEP - 1,2,5,8,9,12,15,16,19,22,23,26,29,30
OCT - 3,6,7,10,13,14,17,18,19,20,21
Kids Go Free OFF site only:
MAY - 7,14,21,27
JUN - 4,5,11,12,18,19,25,26
stinkybeard
11 Apr 161#2
Thanks for sharing.
eudriver
11 Apr 161#3
Just what I was looking for, my birtday boy will be delighted. Thanks op.
FantasyDeals
11 Apr 162#4
tidylittleal
11 Apr 163#5
Everything is Awesome
kesi10032003
11 Apr 16#6
thanks, great. which option to choose to get this deal 34pp please?
goonertillidie to kesi10032003
11 Apr 16#7
Any of the £136 deals (Based on a family four)
eudriver to kesi10032003
11 Apr 16#8
All with £136 tag price I supose :smiley: 136/4=34
937666
11 Apr 161#9
M_z
11 Apr 162#10
Yes, this is a really good deal, under 10s will absolutely love it. Older ones will enjoy it too, but will find some rides a bit young for them.
Hilton Basingstoke is the cheapest for a reason - its quite a long drive from Legoland, and you will be doing that drive at peak times of the day. Also, its not near to anything. The Slough hotels are much closer, although you'll still find the roads are busy.
paulrwarner
11 Apr 161#11
For a Saturday it's £250 Hilton £600 f
paulrwarner
11 Apr 162#12
Lego hotel! (How can they charge so much!)
rohitmkiller to paulrwarner
11 Apr 161#40
Buy lego and build your own portable hotel :wink:
shakerstevens
11 Apr 161#13
Any deals for the actual LEGOLAND resort hotel? the prices look crazy on their web site. Getting on for £500 for just me and my lad for a Saturday night in May.
I can go to Disneyland Paris for 3 days/2 nights for that kind of money and stay in a Disney hotel.
maui to shakerstevens
11 Apr 164#20
They are always expensive. I just came back from Legoland Billund (next to LEGO factory) and its miles better than Windsor - also cheaper to fly there with a 2 night stay!!
Rich069 to shakerstevens
11 Apr 161#31
you wish. Min £600 for the cheapest Disney hotel for 2 nights without park passes. Just got back from there. Go for the hotels on the edge off the ring road, and pay approx £150-£200 and are just, if not better, than the Disney ones.
johnsmith1997
11 Apr 162#14
I went there last year for the 1st time,is a great place.
Good thing about staying at the hotel is that it backs onto the park; meaning it's a short cut to the park,rather than going to the main entrance which is at the top of the hill.
Remember my dad used to take me there to see the lions,when used to be Windsor Safari Park.:smiley:
The Hill train is the only bit left behind from when it was Windsor Safari Park.
Cameron92
11 Apr 168#15
I've stayed at the Hilton Basingstoke for 4 weeks (Monday-Friday) as part of work trips. Avoid!
Read the tripadvisor reviews. A very dated hotel. Mouldy bathrooms and musty smell throughout. Management response to the negative reviews always refers to an ongoing 'refurbishment programme' but there is 0 sign of this going on in the hotel - I saw no rooms shut off or any tradesmen working and none of the several colleagues I stayed with had refurbished rooms (and we covered about 20-25 different rooms over the 4 weeks).
urinthematrix to Cameron92
11 Apr 161#24
+1
I have been to this one too via Legoland deal- its a crap hotel- it was dirty with hairs in the room and bath room, smelly too. The staff didnt do their job correctly and their is no audits.
This was the worse hotel I have ever in. Its a long drive too like someone mentioned above- esp at peak time.
fletchsta4
11 Apr 161#16
I'd recommend the Copthorne, lovely rooms, friendly staff and not too far from the park
msharif911
11 Apr 162#17
I went on this last year. Strongly recommend the Hilton in Basigstoke. They were really nice to us despite the fact we had paid next to nothing to stay there. They gave the kids a free soft drink then just decided to keep on giving them free to the kids all evening.
Breakfast was REALLY fabulous.
The hotel itself looks more like an office building on an industrial estate than a hotel but rooms were more than adequate for the money.
teerex
11 Apr 161#18
Good deal
jacksamthompson
11 Apr 16#19
They used to have orcas there didn't they?
shakerstevens
11 Apr 161#21
thank you :smiley:
sarahmckeown1976
11 Apr 16#22
I booked splash and stay for 2 adults and 2 children 1 nite in lego land hotel with breakfast 25th of may £95 no park tickets
TCO200 to sarahmckeown1976
11 Apr 16#23
Is that through the legoland site I can't see it
urinthematrix
11 Apr 164#25
Tell us more about deal- how you booked, flight, etc- maybe even put it on HUKD as deal :smiley:
lickzilla
11 Apr 16#26
First legoland deal I booked through HUKD cost me all £86! This included 2 days entry, hotel, parking and my breakfast. Not seen a price like that since :-(
sarahmckeown1976
11 Apr 16#27
Tco200 hi yes on legoland
Site sorry it was the 23rd not 25th just looked for 2 adults and 2 children £89
ses6jwg
11 Apr 16#28
We stayed at Hilton reading it was very nice.
ohdearohdear
11 Apr 16#29
We went there last year thanks to Sun. My boys loved it. We didnt stay at any hotel as we live in London. So its a lovely place
KingYip
11 Apr 16#30
Will this be suitable for my daughter who is 2? additionally if it is just my wife, daughter and myself can I just pay for the 4th person and get the group discount?
Thanks in advance to whoever gives me advice.
Liann1989
11 Apr 16#32
Hi where can i find the link for the £134.00 family of 4 link. Ive tried and hasnt workes and would really love to do this.
Thanks guys
HHUKD
11 Apr 161#33
I've just come back from the Copthorne in Slough. Ok hotel. Breakfast is good but the room was very very hot. No a/c. Just a window that opens about 2 inches and an inbuilt fan unit that barely blows. A very uncomfortable night. I can only imagine what it must be like in summer.
asl3312
11 Apr 161#34
Stayed at the Hilton Basingstoke last year, would not recommend it, what a dive.
swellybro
11 Apr 161#35
I stayed at holiday inn farnborough through budget holidays and had one day at legoland. Excellent value. Hotel was really good , nice welcome gift and departure gift for my son and he got a free cookie and hot milk on arrival. Legoland was really great queue times not too bad worst one was about 40 mins. Would recommend to others, probably wouldn't go in August but will book again for next Easter.
gazpainter
11 Apr 16#36
Lego land for kids and none of these dates are in kids holidays.... Cold
TCO200
11 Apr 16#37
Just booked a separate package at the Beaumont estate - mixed reviews but look ok
tim28
11 Apr 162#38
Buy the queue jumpers passes (trust me). When I've been I found everyone at legoland talked about the queues, those who bought the passes talking about how amazing they were, those who hadn't were complaining about the queues and queue jumpers :smiley:
shakerstevens
11 Apr 162#39
I'm being serious, Saturday 9th of July, 2 nights (3 days pass in the park), in one of the Disney hotels - Hotel Cheyenne. They are doing an offer including half board meal plan - £399 grand total for me and my 4 year old son. Thats direct through the Disney web site, and before bearing in mind any cash back deals/vouchers etc.
I could go to the Davy Crockett Ranch hotel and thats even cheaper at £341 but is self catering and not half board and more suited to those travelling in a car. Really enjoyed it when I stayed at Davy Crockett 3 years ago but this time I'm not taking the car.
mmacarthur
11 Apr 16#41
Taken the kids twice, I'm done with the place, the fleecing starts at the car park that you have to pay for!! :confused:
Leer
12 Apr 16#42
Anyone knows of any decent packages for 29th may?
zerowing
12 Apr 161#43
If she is over 91cm she can go on more rides, we been here a few times it's not bad they are doing some renovations now.
008
12 Apr 162#44
>>>>>
Exceptionally good price & even better that it includes some Fridays, which
under normal circumstances at LL you pay through the nose joint for!!
At this price we can afford to pack up the diy home theme park..
ultrak3wl
12 Apr 16#45
I live close to the Hilton Wokingham St. Anne's Manor and I am in there most days of the week to use the gym and health club.
I quite often meet families staying at weekends for Legoland trips and I've never heard any of them complain about the hotel. Would definitely recommend it, a nice rural setting even though literally right next to motorway. About 20 minutes drive from Legoland.
Gaminggirl
12 Apr 162#46
Well then you're looking in the wrong place. We gave up taking short breaks in the UK when we realised we could go to France, cheaper than centre parcs.
Disneyland is all about choosing the right deal, knowing when to book and comparing all sites. We always go. You got stung if you paid that.
We've never paid more than £1000 (6 of us) for 4 nights/5 days tickets with free meal plan in a higher end Disney hotel. During school holidays.
We've paid that for Christmas this year again, in the golden forest lake view rooms.
We looked at going to the Lego hotel a few times and for one night during school holidays it's around the 1k mark for our party. It is hideously expensive and he's right; it's cheaper to go to Disneyland! You just need to book the right deal. I've yet to ever see the Lego hotel come close. 1 night is always around the same price as a break at Disney.
johnsmith1997
12 Apr 16#47
Yes they did,as well as sea lions.
johnsmith1997
12 Apr 16#48
Yep,same with Chessy and Thorpe Park.
I mean people normally pay about £30 for a ticket,plus around £5 then to park.
Used to be free parking not so long ago.
covforce
12 Apr 16#49
none of my selections show free parking. anyone managed to get the parking free? as its £10 for the 2 days
Ginger_Jody
12 Apr 16#50
As an overgrown kid, I've wanted to visit Legoland for ages BUT I don't have any children. So just wanted to ask if there's enough for (immature!) adults to enjoy and have a laugh there for a day or is it specifically focused on younger children?
Thanks :-)
Rich069
12 Apr 16#51
Never said I paid it. I stayed in the Vienna dream house at the cheaper price-however the Disney hotels themselves were at the higher one. Even sites like Expedia are as high if not higher than the Disney site.
Rich069
12 Apr 16#52
Hi, your very lucky getting that price. However for my family of 2 adults and 2 kids (of 11 and 9) goes up to £810. Guess it's down to everyone's individual circumstances.
Rich069
12 Apr 16#53
Could you also tell me please where you get these good prices?
I did post photos of the bed as well but they haven't materialised. Review was posted five days ago.
shakerstevens
12 Apr 16#56
Thank you, totally agree with you!
So I will most likely be going back to Disney Paris this July for the same reasons.
Last time I went 3 years ago it was significantly cheaper booking through the French version of the Disney web site but its about the same this time round. Do you know of any voucher codes or any way to get cheaper than on the official Disney web site? thanks
shakerstevens
12 Apr 16#57
I don't know why I'm lucky, most dates in early July are around that price. I suppose the main thing I'm lucky with is that its before the school kids break up for Summer (last chance this year before my 4 year old starts school in September). But then again the main dates on this Lego deal are during school term.
shakerstevens
12 Apr 16#58
I've used the French web sites before as a method of getting better prices. However for this years holiday it works out about the same for me to book via the UK web sites. Still its worth bearing in mind, tips on the links below. thanks
Anyone any recommendations for a hotel near legoland with a pool?
I can't justify the £1000 that Lego want for 3 nights
mummy2b
13 Apr 16#60
We stayed at a hotel called Coppid Beech in Bracknell last year..........not luxury but possibly the largest hotel room i've ever stayed in, perfectly clean and nice. Plenty of room for 5 of us. We didn't get time to check out the pool but it does have one. HTH
mummy2b
13 Apr 16#61
We stayed at a hotel called Coppid Beech in Bracknell last year..........not luxury but possibly the largest hotel room i've ever stayed in, perfectly clean and nice. Plenty of room for 5 of us. We didn't get time to check out the pool but it does have one. HTH
Gaminggirl
14 Apr 161#62
Well Disney deals work in cycles. So you have to figure out which is best for you 2d2n free which £ note is the best deal or a % plus free meal plan. Also the foreign sites are cheaper for some, not always. I've always booked with UK as that has been cheaper for us personally.
It's all about booking early with DLP and if a better deal comes out, you can change it. That said the biggest factor is playing with the arrival date. Weekends are always expensive. Sometimes changing to a Thursday or something can save a lot. Our recent booking, there was £650 difference arriving one day, and the very next day! There aren't any vouchers. It's just choosing the right time to book and playing with the arrival date.
shakerstevens
14 Apr 161#63
Thank you for the information. Yes its definitely worth playing around with the dates. And this time its looking slightly cheaper to book through the UK site for my date range. When I went 3 years ago it was getting on for £200 cheaper via the French web site.
Thanks about the voucher codes, I won't need to waste time looking for some then :smiley:
Is worth noting Quidco are offering 3.5% cashback at the moment.
Also my utilities provider (utility warehouse) are offering 4.5% cashback on Disneyland Paris at the moment.
siv2
16 Apr 16#64
siv2
16 Apr 16#65
sorry but how do I get this deal?? first time using here..tnx
mummy2girls13
21 Apr 16#66
6.3% cash back at top cash back too!
MrJinxy
26 Apr 16#67
Not been before. What's the age/height restriction for rides? My girls are under 1m, would it be worth going?
hamodah
26 Apr 16#68
Hi, Can I still use this offer with a family of 5 members, and one of my children is under 2? How much do I have to pay for the extra person?
Many thanks
snatch_master
26 Apr 16#69
I can 2nd this hotel, great place. Seems like the external road works have been going on forever though.
jinkssick
26 Apr 16#70
Anyone looking for a real deal. Wait til the LEGOLAND tickets have appeared on Sun, you know those where you collect tokens, people then sell those on Ebay and purchase their unwanted tickets for ridiculous prices. Me, mrs, child went last year for £11 for all.
Jagoy2k
26 Apr 16#71
Can you put the deal on here then please if it is that good
chriswalker2013
26 Apr 16#72
thanks for this info, heated!
Splemoni
26 Apr 16#73
I went to Legoland Sunday and yesterday courtesy of this deal. Thanks OP. I have 3 kids with the middle one just under 1.0m and we are talking by 5mm!! Anyway some rides require the child to be 0.9m+, but majority of the rides require 1.0m+. She was really disappointed that she couldn't go on any of the water rides. Other than that they really enjoyed it.
I hope that helps
Splemoni
26 Apr 16#74
Sorry, the above post was my response to you.
Splemoni
26 Apr 16#75
I was looking at this before I booked as I have 3 kids with 1 under the age of 2, and I could not find any info on this (maybe I didn't look hard enough).
Anyway, I booked the tickets and just thought if I have to pay anything I'll just pay. FYI I booked to stay at the Hilton in Basingstoke. I did not have to pay anything extra through out my day as under 2s go free in Legoland and the Hilton was happy I came with my own travel cot :wink:
I Hope this helps.
sossige
2 May 16#76
The website appears to have changed over the last few days, now I can't seem to be able to book these offers..
Zeeshan_afzaal
3 May 16#77
I'm looking to go to legoland this Saturday 7th May and considering staying overnight, it's for a family of 5 with 3 adults and 2 children, what can I do to get myself a cheapest deal ? Thanks
Opening post
You can get a Family Four with 2 days in park, hotel, breakfast & more from as little as £34pp
Various hotels, some closer than others and with various facilities.
Various dates and some even on Fridays.
Legoland have added more dates to their ''kids go free' promo - see thread
Top comments
Read the tripadvisor reviews. A very dated hotel. Mouldy bathrooms and musty smell throughout. Management response to the negative reviews always refers to an ongoing 'refurbishment programme' but there is 0 sign of this going on in the hotel - I saw no rooms shut off or any tradesmen working and none of the several colleagues I stayed with had refurbished rooms (and we covered about 20-25 different rooms over the 4 weeks).
Note: most of them include breakfast.
Also some have welcome packs for kids, free parking, swimming pools, free play on Xbox and other freebies.
21st April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
23rd April £159 Hilton Basingstoke
24th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
28th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
29th April £192 Hilton Basingstoke
5th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
6th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
12th may £136 Hilton Basingstoke
13th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
15th May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
19th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
20th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
26th May £156 Hilton Basingstoke
27th May £174 Hilton Basingstoke
9th June £159 Hilton Basingstoke
3rd May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
4th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
9th May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
16th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
23rd May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
7th June £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
8th June £191 Copthorne Slough Windsor
10th June £153 Holiday Inn Reading South
10th June £159 DoubleTree by Hilton Woking
10th June £164 Mercure London Heathrow
10th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
10th june £174 Hilton Basingstoke
11th June £167 Holiday Inn Reading South
11th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
13th June £181 Holiday Inn Express T5
14th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
These are just examples
Legoland Map
Legoland Windsor App
Legoland have released further dates on ''Kids Go Free''
APR - 28
MAY - 3,4,5,6,8,9,12,13,15,16,19,20,22,23,26
JUN - 6,7,8,9,10,13,14,15,16,17,20,21,22,23,24,27,28,29,30
SEP - 1,2,5,8,9,12,15,16,19,22,23,26,29,30
OCT - 3,6,7,10,13,14,17,18,19,20,21
Kids Go Free OFF site only:
MAY - 7,14,21,27
JUN - 4,5,11,12,18,19,25,26
All comments (77)
Note: most of them include breakfast.
Also some have welcome packs for kids, free parking, swimming pools, free play on Xbox and other freebies.
21st April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
23rd April £159 Hilton Basingstoke
24th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
28th April £136 Hilton Basingstoke
29th April £192 Hilton Basingstoke
5th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
6th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
12th may £136 Hilton Basingstoke
13th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
15th May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
19th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
20th May £136 Hilton Basingstoke
22nd May £192 Hilton Basingstoke
26th May £156 Hilton Basingstoke
27th May £174 Hilton Basingstoke
9th June £159 Hilton Basingstoke
3rd May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
4th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
9th May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
16th May £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
23rd May £178 Copthorne Slough Windsor
7th June £186 Copthorne Slough Windsor
8th June £191 Copthorne Slough Windsor
10th June £153 Holiday Inn Reading South
10th June £159 DoubleTree by Hilton Woking
10th June £164 Mercure London Heathrow
10th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
10th june £174 Hilton Basingstoke
11th June £167 Holiday Inn Reading South
11th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
13th June £181 Holiday Inn Express T5
14th June £171 Holiday Inn Express Slough
These are just examples
Legoland Map
Legoland Windsor App
Legoland have released further dates on ''Kids Go Free''
APR - 28
MAY - 3,4,5,6,8,9,12,13,15,16,19,20,22,23,26
JUN - 6,7,8,9,10,13,14,15,16,17,20,21,22,23,24,27,28,29,30
SEP - 1,2,5,8,9,12,15,16,19,22,23,26,29,30
OCT - 3,6,7,10,13,14,17,18,19,20,21
Kids Go Free OFF site only:
MAY - 7,14,21,27
JUN - 4,5,11,12,18,19,25,26
Hilton Basingstoke is the cheapest for a reason - its quite a long drive from Legoland, and you will be doing that drive at peak times of the day. Also, its not near to anything. The Slough hotels are much closer, although you'll still find the roads are busy.
I can go to Disneyland Paris for 3 days/2 nights for that kind of money and stay in a Disney hotel.
I went there last year for the 1st time,is a great place.
Good thing about staying at the hotel is that it backs onto the park; meaning it's a short cut to the park,rather than going to the main entrance which is at the top of the hill.
Remember my dad used to take me there to see the lions,when used to be Windsor Safari Park.:smiley:
The Hill train is the only bit left behind from when it was Windsor Safari Park.
Read the tripadvisor reviews. A very dated hotel. Mouldy bathrooms and musty smell throughout. Management response to the negative reviews always refers to an ongoing 'refurbishment programme' but there is 0 sign of this going on in the hotel - I saw no rooms shut off or any tradesmen working and none of the several colleagues I stayed with had refurbished rooms (and we covered about 20-25 different rooms over the 4 weeks).
I have been to this one too via Legoland deal- its a crap hotel- it was dirty with hairs in the room and bath room, smelly too. The staff didnt do their job correctly and their is no audits.
This was the worse hotel I have ever in. Its a long drive too like someone mentioned above- esp at peak time.
Breakfast was REALLY fabulous.
The hotel itself looks more like an office building on an industrial estate than a hotel but rooms were more than adequate for the money.
Site sorry it was the 23rd not 25th just looked for 2 adults and 2 children £89
Thanks in advance to whoever gives me advice.
Thanks guys
I could go to the Davy Crockett Ranch hotel and thats even cheaper at £341 but is self catering and not half board and more suited to those travelling in a car. Really enjoyed it when I stayed at Davy Crockett 3 years ago but this time I'm not taking the car.
Exceptionally good price & even better that it includes some Fridays, which
under normal circumstances at LL you pay through the nose joint for!!
At this price we can afford to pack up the diy home theme park..
I quite often meet families staying at weekends for Legoland trips and I've never heard any of them complain about the hotel. Would definitely recommend it, a nice rural setting even though literally right next to motorway. About 20 minutes drive from Legoland.
Disneyland is all about choosing the right deal, knowing when to book and comparing all sites. We always go. You got stung if you paid that.
We've never paid more than £1000 (6 of us) for 4 nights/5 days tickets with free meal plan in a higher end Disney hotel. During school holidays.
We've paid that for Christmas this year again, in the golden forest lake view rooms.
We looked at going to the Lego hotel a few times and for one night during school holidays it's around the 1k mark for our party. It is hideously expensive and he's right; it's cheaper to go to Disneyland! You just need to book the right deal. I've yet to ever see the Lego hotel come close. 1 night is always around the same price as a break at Disney.
I mean people normally pay about £30 for a ticket,plus around £5 then to park.
Used to be free parking not so long ago.
Thanks :-)
Hope this is if some use
My review contains the word fiasco.
I did post photos of the bed as well but they haven't materialised. Review was posted five days ago.
So I will most likely be going back to Disney Paris this July for the same reasons.
Last time I went 3 years ago it was significantly cheaper booking through the French version of the Disney web site but its about the same this time round. Do you know of any voucher codes or any way to get cheaper than on the official Disney web site? thanks
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/disneyland-paris-book-via-france-just-saved-over-700-2139833
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/disneyland-paris-pay-what-french-pay-revisited-save-up-30-1458251
Anyone any recommendations for a hotel near legoland with a pool?
I can't justify the £1000 that Lego want for 3 nights
Well Disney deals work in cycles. So you have to figure out which is best for you 2d2n free which £ note is the best deal or a % plus free meal plan. Also the foreign sites are cheaper for some, not always. I've always booked with UK as that has been cheaper for us personally.
It's all about booking early with DLP and if a better deal comes out, you can change it. That said the biggest factor is playing with the arrival date. Weekends are always expensive. Sometimes changing to a Thursday or something can save a lot. Our recent booking, there was £650 difference arriving one day, and the very next day! There aren't any vouchers. It's just choosing the right time to book and playing with the arrival date.
Thanks about the voucher codes, I won't need to waste time looking for some then :smiley:
Is worth noting Quidco are offering 3.5% cashback at the moment.
Also my utilities provider (utility warehouse) are offering 4.5% cashback on Disneyland Paris at the moment.
Many thanks
I hope that helps
Anyway, I booked the tickets and just thought if I have to pay anything I'll just pay. FYI I booked to stay at the Hilton in Basingstoke. I did not have to pay anything extra through out my day as under 2s go free in Legoland and the Hilton was happy I came with my own travel cot :wink:
I Hope this helps.