Favourite "staycation" location?

[ILikeChickend]

What's everyone's favourite UK/Ireland place to visit?

I'm a Londonder but outside of London I love Edinburgh. I love the city and think it's really beautiful.

Staycation is where you stay at home and have day trips.

Anything else is a holiday. It’s doesn’t need to be abroad to be a holiday.

Random question with no context?

I look forward to the Daily Mail article.

Cromer. Tip place for a uk beach holiday. Second only in my book to Cornwall. Wadebridge, Padstow, Mevagissey (sp?). Gorgeous!

So, a holiday in the UK. Like people have taken for years.

Good choice, my DH comes from Polperro.

Welsh Borders (Tintern up to Oswestry).
Devon.
Galloway.
Pembrokeshire/Cardigan Bay
Isle of Wight.

I've been to both Cambridge and Oxford. I think in the summers some of the colleges rent accomodation out.

Yeh that's what I meant. I didn't mean a holiday where you stay at home

Ullapool & the summer isles

Peak District
Lake District
Whitby
Margate and Kent coast
Shropshire
Northumberland
Southend
Bristol

Staycation at home: lucky enough to be near a very beautiful park with eateries and shops nearby, and am a short walk to the beach.

Within UK: I have my favourite hotel very charming faded glamour with bathtubs where I feel very relaxed, I try to go once a year

Devon
New Forest

St Ives Cornwall

God the tedious people on this thread jibber-jabbering about the (old fashioned) meaning of staycation.

What crap lives they must lead to seek satisfaction in pathetic posts like that!

My favourite STAYCATION places are around Berwick, Derbyshire, Somerset and Liverpool

I've never been to Liverpool. I was going to go one weekend but something happened that turned my life upside down. What's it like? I like the Beatles

I like going to new places. But Orkney has some amazing stuff to see, I'd go back there. London. And the Hebridies.

@ILikeChickend
its buzzy
if you like architecture some great building , St George’s hall , the 3 graces , the Georgian quarter
lots of places to eat (and drink ) and just win a recent award for best food
clubs and bars
shopping is ok but not brilliant tbh
waterfront and iconic ferry ride ‘ across the Mersey ‘
Albert dock
lots of Beatles stuff , Beatles museum , statues , Mathew street too

Thank you

So what is the new word for what used to be staycation ?

@CalicoPusscat would you share the name of that hotel? Sounds divine x

The Lakes
North Yorkshire
Northumberland - stunning!

Pre kids used to love staying in London.
Now would be north coast of Northern Ireland (Portrush) or Cotswolds.

I'm not sure PM is allowed again yet but I'll give it a whirl!

Its the idiots that misused the word in the first place that changed the meaning that are tedious. Why is a holiday in the UK an less valuable than a holiday abroad.
My week in Wales is just as much a proper holiday as my holiday last week in Malta.

Ceredigion coast - tresaith, Llangranog, Aberearon.

Cornwall - Fowey and surronds, Falmouth, Bude

Devon - Dartmouth and Dittisham

North York moors and coast

Cities - Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Bristol.

On the bucket list - Northumberland, Yorkshire Dales, Haworth and Worth valley, Belfast and giants causeway.