Unfortunately, this deal has expired 26 April 2023.
*
524°
Posted 24 April 2023
May Bank Holiday (1st May) - 4 Nights Butlins Minehead - Sleeps 4 - £45 @ Butlins
Shared by
Rmcstar Editor assistant
Joined in 2021
1,124
9,735
About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Decent price drop on this! Just £2.80pp/pn.
Weather looks decent (sun - wise)
Located in the serene seaside town of Minehead, our resort is nestled in the beautiful hilly moors of Exmoor in Somerset, neighbouring a gorgeous golden sandy beach.
As the largest of our three resorts, Minehead is the ideal location for families wanting to embrace everything that's brilliant about the Great British seaside (including the unpredictable weather!) with acres of resort to roam and nearly one mile of beach on our doorstep.
Home to our iconic chalets and seafront apartments, you'll find everything you need to make your break special at Minehead. There are delicious restaurants, a vintage fairground, the Skyline Pavilion where you'll find our entertainment, plus a charming Chapel in our grounds, too!
If you fancy doing a little exploring outside of our resort, Minehead has so much to offer. In proximity to Exmoor National Park, you'll find nature trails and walking paths with lovely views. Dunster Castle is nearby, with the West Somerset Railway open for a nostalgic trip on the steam train.
For a place to stay at the end of the day, these great-value rooms are ideal for those wanting a base with a simple interior, complete with beds and a bath.
Included in your room:
Accessible accommodation: If you're looking for disabled or adapted accommodation, please give us a call on 0330 100 9334 so one of our team can listen to your individual needs and help you plan your holiday.
Hope it helps someone
Weather looks decent (sun - wise)
Located in the serene seaside town of Minehead, our resort is nestled in the beautiful hilly moors of Exmoor in Somerset, neighbouring a gorgeous golden sandy beach.
As the largest of our three resorts, Minehead is the ideal location for families wanting to embrace everything that's brilliant about the Great British seaside (including the unpredictable weather!) with acres of resort to roam and nearly one mile of beach on our doorstep.
Home to our iconic chalets and seafront apartments, you'll find everything you need to make your break special at Minehead. There are delicious restaurants, a vintage fairground, the Skyline Pavilion where you'll find our entertainment, plus a charming Chapel in our grounds, too!
If you fancy doing a little exploring outside of our resort, Minehead has so much to offer. In proximity to Exmoor National Park, you'll find nature trails and walking paths with lovely views. Dunster Castle is nearby, with the West Somerset Railway open for a nostalgic trip on the steam train.
For a place to stay at the end of the day, these great-value rooms are ideal for those wanting a base with a simple interior, complete with beds and a bath.
Included in your room:
- One or two bedrooms with double and twin beds
- Bathroom with bath
- All rooms come with a TV in the master bedroom, tea and coffee making facilities and free Essential WiFi. Towels and daily housekeeping are not included
- Rooms are located on the ground floor
Accessible accommodation: If you're looking for disabled or adapted accommodation, please give us a call on 0330 100 9334 so one of our team can listen to your individual needs and help you plan your holiday.
Hope it helps someone
More details at Community Updates
41 Comments
sorted byBut we've just checked in to a "comfort" apartment there this evening and it is very, very dirty. No attempt at all has been made to clean anything - floors not even swept let alone cleaned, kitchenette filthy, toilet covered in urine splashes and flecks of excrement, basin in scum and toothpaste.
If you're happy to spend time cleaning everything or just plan to spend the holiday drunk it'd be a great deal.
With two kids under 8, they love the entertainment too and if it keeps them quiet, that’s all we care about.
We have had one or two issues with accommodation (rooms smelling of smoke and people painting rooms as we arrived ) but it didn’t overshadow the stay.
We’ve never been high season so what we paid was a bargain…peak prices though would probably change my view I guess.
Now the correct thing to think is, "£45 that must be at the lower end of the holiday scale" but people don't seem to be able to. It'll no doubt attract poor people looking for a fun weekend, but so what?
Your kids will love it, the rides, entertainment and so forth. They won't notice, it's a bit rundown, but what do you expect for £45.
I went to Pontins at Brean Sands, £70 during half term for four nights. I expected the worst from tripadvisor reviews, I was pleasantly surprised. Staff were cheerful and friendly, chalet was a bit dated but clean.
At the end of the day it's a chalet holiday, I grew up on these (when little better existed), watch hi-di-hi if you don't know what one is.
Or pay a lot more and go somewhere more upmarket
Have you not realised by now that it is not welcomed by the locals.............
I think we paid about £140 between 4 adults for Monday to Friday.
There is lots to do however the cheap prices are a problem because they remove the barrier to entry for what I can only describe as the lowliest of society.
By that I mean the apartment underneath us was filled with single teenage mothers who smoked cannabis all week with the smell wafting up the stairs, and screaming blue murder down the phone at 3am. The kids allowed to run riot around the stairs at all hours.
The rumours you've heard are true, it's an absolute chav fest.
Which is a shame really because there are genuinely lots of family friendly and fun things going on. (edited)
Other than that, it served it's purpose for a few years, and going there protected other air passengers off on their foreign hols from having to put up with small children.