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Book your 3-night hotel stay on Hotels.com for some of the best value deals on a wide choice of properties. Whether it's a romantic weekend away, a cultural city break or a productive work trip, you're sure to find your perfect 3-night stay in just a few clicks. From luxury hotel chains to budget-friendly B&Bs, choose from all sorts of properties with the amenities you need for a relaxing short break. Make sure you're signed in when booking somewhere for your quick getaway, too—members can access special discounts on thousands of hotels.
3 night hotel stays to popular destinations
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Top domestic destinations for 3 night hotel stays
London Hotels
There's no doubt about it—London is one of the world's greatest capital cities, where you'll encounter centuries of tradition, world-leading modernity, and trend-setting culture. Delve into Britain's storied history at the Tower of London, feel like a royal at Buckingham Palace or find gems exploring the world-famous markets in CamdenOpens in a new window. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. While you could spend a lifetime exploring the UK's capital, a 3-night stay is enough to tick off the big-hitting attractions.
Manchester Hotels
With its unmistakable red-brick Victorian architecture, iconic football clubs and musical heritage, Manchester packs a punch when it comes to culture. Book a 3-night hotel stay in Manchester City CentreOpens in a new window and you'll be within walking distance to plenty of shops, restaurants and museums like the National Football Museum. It’s also easy to reach Old Trafford and the Etihad Stadium from the city centre. The Northern QuarterOpens in a new window is a buzzy area to stay, with street art, independent shops, comedy clubs and music venues where the legacy of the city's many world-renowned bands live on to this day. Manchester's compact size makes it perfect for a 3-night stay.
Dublin Hotels
A 3-night stay in Dublin promises centuries of history, distinct Irish traditions and welcoming hospitality. Peel back the layers of the city's medieval history at Dublin Castle, get your culture fix at the National Gallery or dance the night away to traditional music at the bustling pubs in Temple BarOpens in a new window. For a moment of calm, stroll along the seafront in Sandymount or wander around the sprawling Phoenix Park. Some of the best areas to book a 3-night hotel stay in Dublin include Merrion Square and St Stephen's Green.
Birmingham Hotels
3-night stays in Birmingham are full of quirky attractions, cutting-edge architecture and world-class arts. The Bullring is a vast shopping centre that looks like a futuristic spaceship in the heart of the Victorian centre, while Brindleyplace enchants with its winding canals and picturesque streets. Surprises await around every corner in Birmingham. Catch a concert at Symphony Hall, pick up precious handcrafted pieces in the Jewellery Quarter or tuck into some of Europe's best curries along Broad Street.
Edinburgh Hotels
Edinburgh has long captivated visitors to Scotland thanks to its regal heritage, stunning architecture and proud Scottish culture. From the 16th-century streets of Old TownOpens in a new window to the Georgian crescents of New TownOpens in a new window, a 3-night hotel stay in Edinburgh is ample time to explore the city's UNESCO-listed neighbourhoods. Take a stroll along the Royal Mile, climb up to Edinburgh Castle, and delve into the Real Mary King's Close, a warren of hidden streets beneath the City Chambers. It's more than just history, too. A 3-night stay gives you enough time to go shopping on Princes Street, dine on the waterfront in LeithOpens in a new window, and even take a day trip to the Highlands to try and spot the Loch Ness Monster.
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FAQs
What does 3 nights mean in a hotel?
A 3-night hotel stay means you'll be staying at the property for three consecutive evenings and the mornings that follow. For example, if you check in on Monday, you'll stay Monday night, Tuesday night and Wednesday night, then check out on Thursday. Hotels typically have a specific check-in time (often around 3pm or 4pm) and check-out time (usually around 11am to noon). The great thing is that, if you time it right, your 3-night stay could mean a 4-day trip: hotels are often happy to look after your bags on the day of arrival or departure, giving you extra time to explore your destination.
Why do some hotels have 3 nights minimum?
Hotels might have a minimum 3-night stay to keep things running more smoothly, so guests have a more relaxing stay. The minimum stay requirement often means fewer guests checking in at reception, more space at breakfast, and less noise from rooms being cleaned. Not all hotels have a 3-night stay minimum and this policy tends to be more common at busy times of year. Think during St Patrick's Day celebrations in CorkOpens in a new window, Valentine's Day in ParisOpens in a new window, or New Year's Eve in BerlinOpens in a new window.
How much is a hotel for 3 nights?
What you'll pay for a 3-night hotel stay depends on different factors, like the time of year and the type of property. For example, a 3-night stay may cost more on a bank holiday weekend in summer than on a normal weekend in winter. You can expect to pay less for a budget-friendly B&B, while a luxury 5-star resort with all the trimmings naturally comes with a higher price tag. Luckily, on Hotels.com, comparing prices for a 3-night hotel stay is quick and easy with our search tool. Simply enter your dates and destination and we’ll show you prices for countless hotels that you can compare in seconds.
Where is good for a short break in the UK?
If you’re looking to escape the city, consider booking a 3-night stay in CornwallOpens in a new window. This corner of Southwest England offers a surf-swept coastline and golden-sand beaches. Towns like St IvesOpens in a new window and PadstowOpens in a new window promise quaint harbours with fishing boats, cosy cottage B&Bs and exquisite seafood restaurants, while attractions like the Eden Project and Truro Cathedral prove there's more to Cornwall than just the seaside.
Or, if a short city break is up your street, book a hotel in YorkOpens in a new window. York is a great choice for a 3-night break in the UK thanks to its well-preserved historic architecture and multitude of things to do. Stroll down The Shambles, visit York Minster or delve into the city's fascinating Viking past at Jorvik. Down south, BristolOpens in a new window is another popular city for a quick 3-night getaway. Here you can explore fascinating neighbourhoods like Clifton and Stoke's Croft, discover Banksy's street art and explore Brunel's SS Great Britain. Both cities are easy to reach by train, making them perfect for a quick getaway with plenty to see and do.
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