£99 -- 'Enchanting' Buckinghamshire Stay w/Meals, Was £190

The Deal

Overnight stays in a Grade II-listed former coaching inn owned by the National Trust are now £99 per room. This offer from the Five Arrows Hotel in Buckinghamshire saves over 45% on the regular price and includes:

- Accommodation for two in a standard double room
- Full English breakfast
- £50 credit per room to use in the hotels AA-Rosette-awarded restaurant
- A glass of champagne each (worth £15)

Built by the Rothschild family in the 19th century, this Renaissance-style Victorian hotel sits at the gates of Waddesdon Manor near Aylesbury. The Rothschilds, whose family emblem of five arrows inspired the property’s name, now run it for the National Trust.  

The Daily Mail describes it as "delightfully atmospheric" with "enchanting decor" and the Best Loved Hotels collection praises it for being "charming and full of character". The AA-Rosette restaurant serves European dishes full of "flair and imagination", says Britain's Finest.

The property, listed in Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay, won the Tourism South Easts Silver Award for Small Hotel of the Year 2009.

Valid Sunday-Friday until 31 May. A 2-night package with full English breakfast on both mornings and £50 credit to spend in the AA-Rosette restaurant is £169.

Not available on 14-16, 22-23 February; 24 March; 7 April; 11, 19, 25 May.

Terms and conditions: Once reservations have been made, bookings are non-transferable and non-refundable. There is no limit to the number of vouchers you can buy. Cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value or cash back. Additional vouchers may also be purchased as gifts. All guests are entitled to a complimentary Gardens ticket to Waddesdon Manor, which is open 10am-5pm, Wed-Sun, please ask at reception for full details.Prices quoted are based on the maximum value of the items included in the package at time of publication. The photos displayed are for illustration purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the package.