Bank holiday weekend 1-3 May 2004

When traveling in England, I usually make no reservations for B&B, but
simply find a place in mid-afternoon. I'll be in East Anglia during the 1-3
May bank holiday weekend this year. Would it be wise to make reservations,
or will there likely be places available?

Harlan
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Soft adventure tours at http://softadventure.net/tours.htm

For a Bank Holiday weekend I would book ahead especially if you know in what
area you intend to stay.

Contact the Tourist Info in the nearest big town to where you want to stay
(they will have a website)..UK tourist offices are now only listing B&Bs
meeting the ETC standards and you will find those same B&Bs on
www.visitbritain.com


http://freespace.virgin.net/david.cantwell


"HH" wrote in message
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When traveling in England, I usually make no reservations for B&B, but
simply find a place in mid-afternoon. I'll be in East Anglia during the
1-3
May bank holiday weekend this year. Would it be wise to make reservations,
or will there likely be places available?

Harlan
-----
Soft adventure tours at http://softadventure.net/tours.htm

For a Bank Holiday weekend I would book ahead especially if you know in what
area you intend to stay.

Contact the Tourist Info in the nearest big town to where you want to stay
(they will have a website)..UK tourist offices are now only listing B&Bs
meeting the ETC standards and you will find those same B&Bs on
www.visitbritain.com


http://freespace.virgin.net/david.cantwell

"HH" wrote in message
news:WpDTb.165395$5V2.847656@attbi_s53...
When traveling in England, I usually make no reservations for B&B, but
simply find a place in mid-afternoon. I'll be in East Anglia during the
1-3
May bank holiday weekend this year. Would it be wise to make reservations,
or will there likely be places available?

Harlan
-----
Soft adventure tours at http://softadventure.net/tours.htm

In article WpDTb.165395$5V2.847656@attbi_s53,
(HH) wrote:

When traveling in England, I usually make no reservations for B&B, but
simply find a place in mid-afternoon. I'll be in East Anglia during the
1-3
May bank holiday weekend this year. Would it be wise to make
reservations,
or will there likely be places available?

It shouldn't be a problem in larger towns, except maybe Cambridge. For
smaller places I'd book -- or at least have a contingency plan in case the
only accommodation in a particular village is full.