How much do you budget for holiday accommodation per night for a family of four?

[WildWombat]

Prices seem to have skyrocketed since covid, in the UK at least. Next year DS starts school so we'll be restricted to school holidays and I'm absolutely dreading it 😲 I know it's all relative to everyone's individual financial circumstances, but I'd be interested to know how much other families budget, especially if they have school age kids.

What kind? Where? I tend to use hotels

I’m a teacher so always restricted to school holidays. The answer is how long is a piece of string? I tend to set a budget and then plan around it. Our holidays have varied from camping at £30-40 a night to Florida at £6-700 a night. Those figures are all in for 2a2c I’m sure it’s possible to spend more.

Worst value has been Forest Holiday in Cornwall which was £1k for 5 nights, it rained all week and the accommodation was far less comfortable than our house.

How long is a price of string?! What type of holiday, where, when?

We have 2 young children and find that 2 bedroom self catering accommodation works best for us, the kids can go to bed in their own space and we can have a separate space to sit up and have a glass of wine/watch tv etc in the evenings. We're staying in the UK this summer and spending 10 days in a couple of different places, I think it's working out between £150 and £200 a night for nice AirB&B places/holiday lodges.