Do you consider £275 a night a very expensive hotel?

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We are looking to stay at a small family run hotel. It's £275 a night. We can afford it but don't usually spend much more than £150 a night on a room.

The hotel is unique in some respects in that it's in a converted castle and has beautiful views and a lovely outdoor pool. Weather permitting of course.

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No. Expensive is £575 + in my mind. It's quite specific, not sure why!

We usually take a triple/family room: yes, that would be expensive for us. Edit: I don’t mean therefore I think it’s overpriced, it’s just out of my budget!

Agreed.

We tend to go abroad and stay at airbnb's for £100 or less a night generally. £275 is expensive but there are certainly plenty of places that are even more expensive. We have paid £275 a night for a couple of nights at a 5* hotel in Gran Canaria with breakfast and dinner included in a few months but it's a one off and the rest of the time out there we're in places nearer to £75 a night.

No medium really.

It’s more than I usually spend on hotel rooms, but within the realms of what I’d be willing to pay for a short 1-2 night stay as a treat.

Hotels are just a lot more expensive than they used to be.

Depends where - central London or New York, not at all. Hotel in Leeds, yes

That’s really not expensive. Hotels are overpriced imo, you’re paying for all the extras that you may not even use.

I have friends who would happily pay this, but as much as I love the sound of their accommodation, I just can't spend that kind of money on a hotel.

We stay in the pig hotels as a treat that’s about 350-400 depending on the room but that’s a special treat, so I would pay 275 for a lovely country house hotel.

Yes. I mostly holiday alone, so I try to find hotels with single rooms and aim for £80 a night maximum. I don't care if there's a bar, swimming pool, sauna, squash court, cordon bleu restaurant, room service, mini bar, tennis court or spa. I want a clean room, a comfortable bed, a good-sized shower cubicle and someone on reception all night.

I would consider average as the days of really cheap hotels are over.

It all depends where you are, doesn’t it? You’ll get a lovely boutique hotel on a Greek island for that. It’s a nice hotel in a lovely town to break up a car journey in France. A clean, well located but very ordinary hotel in London and depressingly basic in certain cities at certain times of the year (looking at you, Rome.)

It’s expensive for us but not high end.