AWAY Resorts has launched two new exclusive accommodations just in time for summer.
They’re said to be the “ultimate contemporary lodge accommodation” with huge patio spaces and hot tubs, and prices start from £48pp a night.
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The new luxurious lodges, the “Forest Deer” and “Shadow Wood“, are available at four park locations.
The “most exclusive accommodation” to date is the Forest Deer Lodge at Sandy Balls in New Forest.
The pet-free lodge is surrounded by nature, providing privacy and a quiet getaway for families and groups.
Since summer is approaching, the most awaited feature is the decking with a private hot tub and outdoor kitchen with a BBQ, fridge and sink area.
The lodge can sleep up to six people across three bedrooms.
The master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom with rain head showers and patio doors to the outdoor area.
Meanwhile, the other two rooms are double and twin rooms.
Holidaymakers staying at the exclusive lodge will find a 55-inch TV and a wine cooler in addition to all the modern facilities and equipment they could need.
Stays at the Forest Deer Lodge in New Forest from £1,503 for three-night stays this summer.
Elsewhere, the new Shadow Wood lodges are available at three parks: Mill Rhyte (Hampshire), St Ives Bay and Tattershall Lakes (Lincolnshire).
The new holiday home is perfect for families, couples and smaller groups looking for a relaxing retreat.
Every lodge has a covered terrace that is elegantly equipped so that visitors can relax on a nice day.
The holiday company says every element of The Shadow Wood has been thoughtfully planned to prioritise comfort and convenience.
This includes designated parking, a suite of appliances that includes a dishwasher, and flatscreen TVs in the living area and master bedroom.
The lodges can sleep up to eight people across two bedrooms.
The new lodges will open on July 19 and can already be booked. Three-night stays in the summer cost from £1,160.
The holiday company has also launched Rockstar-themed lodges for those who like to “party all night and chill all day.”
The prices include an early check-in at 2:30pm, allocated parking, bed linen and towels.
Most parks have facilities, including on-site restaurants and bars and indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Events, entertainment and activities are also available at all the parks.
For more UK deals, mid-week staycations in Devon, Essex & Suffolk can still be found for as little as £6pp a night.
What’s the best way to avoid ironing when you’re on holiday?
Fabulous’ Fashion Editor, Clemmie Fieldsend, on the six niftiest ways you can avoid ironing on holiday.
IRON BEFORE YOU GO
I know it seems like a futile task but starting as you mean to go on will work in the long run.
Starting off with ironed clothes will mean less work when you get them out of your suitcase for the trip.
USE TISSUE PAPER
In fancy shops, clothes are folded in tissue paper and put in a bag for you. That’s because the tissue holds the structure and shape of whatever it’s folded into and decreases the wrinkles in fabric.
It’s brilliant for packing as its ultra-lightweight – but only use white tissue paper so there’s no colour transfer.
GET IN THE SHOWER
As soon as you arrive at your destination, get whatever needs to be hung, hung up.
Whenever you have the shower or bath in your bathroom use the steam from the hot water to release the creases.
USE HUMIDITY
Take advantage of the humidity and hang your clothes near an open window or if possible on a balcony.
The heat and water in the air will help creases fall out of your clothes.
GRAB THE HAIRDRYER
If you don’t have a Dyson, a hair dryer will suffice, hover the heat over creases without touching any fabric for as much time as is needed to blast out creases.
STRAIGHTENERS ARE YOUR PORTABLE IRON
Use your hair straighteners on cuffs, collars and hems that require extra precision.
But make sure before you turn them on they are clean and dry so they don’t damage clothes.
And always check your clothing labels to check that they don’t say ‘DO NOT IRON’.
Alternatively, if you’re willing to travel further, easyJet’s new sale has up to £200 off summer holidays – with hundreds of breaks under £500pp.
And Eurocamp holidays in France cost less than UK breaks this summer – with £5pp a night stays, on-site pools & waterparks.
Prices correct at the time of publication.
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