Britannia Hotels Cashback Offers & Black Friday Discounts

If you are jetting off on holiday, you can take some of the stress out of the journey by taking them up on their Stay & Fly option, which offers one night's hotel accommodation and parking for your car.

They can even arrange an airport transfer with a local taxi firm with these package bookings. If you have a long holiday or business trip planned, or have an early morning flight, you will not have to worry about driving to the airport or struggling with heavy luggage thanks to this park and fly option, while you will be refreshed after a good night's sleep.

Stay & Fly packages are available at 11 hotels covering six of the UK's main airports, including Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham, while booking direct with Britannia guarantees the best airport parking deals.

There are many reasons why booking with Britannia Hotels is a great idea.

First of all, whether you are booking city breaks, seaside trips, London hotels or Christmas breaks, or are looking to make park and fly bookings, you can be sure of getting the best price guaranteed for the quality accommodation they offer as they state no other site will have lower prices for their hotels.

When you check per night available rates at Britannia Hotels, they will make it clear how much your room will cost as there are no hidden charges, while their online booking process is one of the quickest in the industry.

When making a booking at Britannia Hotels direct, you will be able to choose from the full range of packages and extras which you can add to enhance your stay, while you will not have to deal with the extra hassle of going through a travel agent. However, click through us and you will find cashback deals, and possibly Britannia Hotel discount codes, which will save you even more.

Britannia Hotels Ltd was founded in 1976, when the owner bought the 100-bedroom Country House Hotel in south Manchester.

Five years later and they purchased a council-owned derelict listed building in central Manchester, while at the end of 1982, British Rail sold off its hotel division — British Transport Hotels. As a result, Britannia acquired the internationally renowned Adelphi Hotel, a luxurious property in the heart of Liverpool.

In 1987, they returned to Manchester to convert an unused building into the Sachas Hotel, while that same year saw them buy and convert Bosworth Hall in Leicestershire from a nursing home. In 1988, they bought and developed The International Hotel next to Canary Wharf in London, while premises in Stockport and close to Gatwick Airport were acquired a year later.

The 1990s saw the brand take over hotels in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, London, Coventry, Cheshire, Brighton, Newcastle, Aberdeen, Bournemouth and Southport, while expansion continued into the new century, with the North Stafford Hotel in Stoke-on-Trent taking their number to 22. In 2004, four hotels from the Grand Leisure Group were secured — including their first in Wales — taking the number to 28, while their third Blackpool hotel, The Savoy, was added in 2006.

In 2011, Britannia announced they were the new owners of the five remaining Pontins holiday parks in England, while by the following year, the number of hotels they owned had grown to 41. The Airport Inn Gatwick was added to the portfolio in December 2013. Located a mile from the terminal, it offers great stay & fly rates for up to 15 days parking, while the following year saw the fourth Scottish property added to the chain.