Hoseasons (England) Reviews

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Newest Review: ... particularly helpful. I didn't like the way the cottages were presented and it was hard to see if what you were getting was actually genuine or not. So then I asked in a travel agents and she gave me a Hoseasons Cottages book. Apparently there are different books for all different types of holidays that you want such as parks, lodges, boats, villas etc but as I was specifically looking for a cottage this was the book that I took. I got the Southwest Book which consisted of Devon, Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset but you can also get them for as far up as Scotland which is good to know. The catalogue was really easy to follow as at the bottom... more

Customer Hoseasons (England) Reviews (13)

Whizz11
Hoseasons (England): A Hoseasons Holiday! (552 words)
by - written on 22/09/11 (Very useful, 176 readings)
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We recently went on a weeks holiday to Cornwall and I arranged it through Hoseasons holidays. They are kind of the experts in self catering holidays and offer UK Family Holidays specialising in providing short breaks and self catering holiday homes. I had never used Hoseasons before but had definitely heard about them for years. I always thought they offered low quality breaks such as Butlins or Havens did but was pleasantly surprised when I actually did see what they offered. I was looking to book a cottage in Cornwall for the week. I firstly did a search on the internet but so many companies came up with hundreds of pages and none that were really ...  Read the complete review

Louise
Hoseasons good and bad (167 words)
by Louise - written on 02/11/10
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Just got back from a short break in a hoseasons holiday cottage, in Westfield, East Sussex. On first arrival all looked well but was very disappointed with the smell that developed. The owners spray everywhere with a room deodoriser spray before you arrive but that soon wears off. The source of the smell was the mould that was growing up the walls, windows and even on some furniture. The place was very damp and made us feel ill. The owner did come in to clean after we complained but the smell still lingered. The bed was very lumpy too and it also only had an ensuite, not good when it is meant to sleep 4, although a bucket is provided! Although I have to say we ...  Read the complete review

researchqueen
Hoseasons (England): Hot hot hot! (464 words)
by - written on 09/06/10 (Very useful, 236 readings)
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I have booked 4 mini breaks with Hoseasons in the last 3 years. The first 3 were all in the same place, Dacre Park in Driffield North Yorkshire. We originally came across Hoseasons as were looking for a luxury lodge with hot tub to surprise our friend for her 40th birthday. We had a 6 birth lodge with one double bedroom and en suite and 2 twin rooms with a bathroom. The living space was encompassed with the kitchen and dining room and it was nice and large so it was a great social space. The lodges are only a few years old but ours had a flat screen TV and DVD player, dishwasher, microwave and utensils for 6. The hot tub was lovely too and ...  Read the complete review

jade22green
Good and bad (1132 words)
by - written on 08/04/10 (Very useful, 334 readings)
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I have been on 2 Hoseasons holidays in the last 4 years at 2 different places, The first was at Yellow Top country park in Yorkshire and the second was at Bluewood lodges in Oxfordshire. Both were luxury lodges. I often holiday in the uk and have been with all of the different holiday companies at one point of another. Pontins, Butlins, Haven and Hoseasons all have their plus and minus points and the price points range quite a bit depending on the accommodation you choose and the time of year you choose to go. Having been on holiday with all of these different companies I can honestly say that in my opinion, Hoseasons is by far the best. ...  Read the complete review

rji0907
Hoseasons (England): Hoseasons (662 words)
by - written on 20/06/09 (Very useful, 304 readings)
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I recently visited my first Hoseasons with the family and as holiday parks go its the best ive been to yet. We visited the Atlantic Lodge Park just outside Newquay which we found on a late deal. The accommodation offered by Hoseasons was fantastic. The decor was light, airy and immaculately clean. For just £299 we got a four bedroom luxury house with 3 bathrooms including a jacuzzi bath and a large kitchen including dishwasher. The accommodation should have been £680 for four days so we feel we got a real bargain so take note if you are looking to visit a hoseasons park you can get some really great deals if you book less than a month before ...  Read the complete review

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