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Days Inn £29-£49 rooms
Includes 60 hotels in the UK and Germany
Budget hotel chain Days Inn* has rooms at 60 of its hotels for £29, £39 and £49 (can cost up to £100 normally). It's for stays until 28 Feb 2014, but you must book by 31 Jan 2014 and at least seven days in advance. We're told that about half of the 60 hotels will have rooms available at the lowest £29 price.
Follow the banner on the homepage, enter the dates you'd like to stay, and a tab marked Winter Promo will appear above the results if the discount is available. There's availability across most nights, though some hotels will exclude a few dates if they are already fully booked.The hotels are mainly in the UK, but there's also a few in Germany, including locations such as Berlin and Dortmund.
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