High price of hotel rooms in UK
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Tourists pay some of the highest prices in Europe for hotel rooms in the UK. The most expensive rooms are in Bath, at an average of £114 per night in 2006. London coast £107 and Edinburgh £95. Rome came in at £94 and Copenhagen £93. The cheapest destinations were Tallin in Estonia at £51 and Warsaw at £61. Hotel prices across Europe rose 17% during 2006.
I think these are averages and you could be lucky and bag a last minute deal or a special offer. If you stay at peak season or when there’s a special event on the prices will be much higher. It can also depend on how many business travellers frequent the city. I know in Aberdeen prices are pushed up by all the oil related business travellers.
It’s another reason to adopt the Europe a la Carte ethos and visit a less well known destination where prices are generally lower and you avoid the crowds.
