Town house for 14 - perfect for large family groups
Large houses in town are frequently requested for short breaks for a variety of functions; hen parties, stag parties, tourist groups, clubs taking weekend breaks and so on.
City and town break weekends are popular in Britain and Ireland. Weekend breaks in cities such as Dublin, York, London, Manchester, Leeds, Stratford upon Avon, Warwick, Bath, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow are common. People like to get away for a few days holiday to explore and enjoy another city.
Take a look at the self-catering apartments to sleep 14 or more and see if anything inspires you. Alternatively, have a look at large houses to rent that sleep 14 or above.
The advantage of self-catering apartments for 14 and more is that they offer accommodation only, leaving people free to do their own thing. Cost is often a factor in away breaks and self-catering can help keep costs down. The preparation of breakfast is easy, most people eat cereal and toast although there is the scope for a full English breakfast should people want one because self-catering apartments are fully equipped with crockery and cooking utensils to enable the preparation and cooking of basic meals. It might be different if you wanted to prepare a banquet because food mixers and processors are generally not provided and most groups on holiday would not be quite that ambitious.
It is also possible to order takeaways to be delivered that groups can eat using the apartment’s crockery and cutlery. The provision of your own drinks in the apartments also helps allay costs because even tea and coffee add a considerable amount to the overall bill. The flexible arrangements that come with self-catering allows groups to budget for their breaks and to return to the apartment as often as they wish. If rain cuts short an activity, there is no problem, everyone can come back and enjoy a film or play cards or whatever they wish.
Do bookmark this page is you feel that it could be useful to your group for a getaway break in Britain or Ireland.