Quietest day of summer uncovered: Holidaymakers can avoid a beach of busy Brits by travelling on 31st August
Peeves of travel-loving Brits revealed, with sunbathing next to a rowdy bunch and people reserving sunbeds early with towels topping the list
Hotels.com reveals the best places to visit to avoid the crowds this summer
For travellers dreaming of long-anticipated idyllic 2022 summer holidays, no one’s perfect somewhere will include fighting for space on the beach or sunbathing beside unruly revellers. A recent Sun-ner Travel report from Hotels.com has revealed the most annoying holiday habits Brits want to avoid, with other travellers getting rowdy topping the list (44%), followed by people playing loud music (41%), reserving sunbeds early with towels (41%), talking loudly (37%) and cramming sunbeds too close together (34%)*.
Hotels.com data shows, while the most searched for date during peak summer was 5th August, the least searched for is 31st August**. This stellar life-hack offers those who tether two extra days onto their Bank Holiday weekend this summer a guaranteed 24 hours of uninterrupted bliss.
Emma Tagg, spokesperson from Hotels.com Brand, said: “No one wants to go on holiday and spend their time avoiding noisy crowds around the pool, so to help travellers still looking to find that perfect somewhere, we have uncovered the quietest time to travel this summer and the most remote spots holidaymakers can visit. Say hello to peace and quiet.”
Hotels.com reveals the perfect somewheres still available to book this summer. Whether that is an adults-only silent beach or a floatation tank where guests can drift off to complete serenity, Hotels.com has something for everyone’s perfect holiday.
Quiet Spots For Summer – The perfect silent beach
The Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum, Turkey
Bodrum is a hotspot for tourists this summer, but the hustle and bustle of the city may put off those looking to relax. The Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay Bodrum is the perfect fit for anyone looking to lie back and relax in peace. This hotel is situated on its own private beach, which is in fact a silent, adults-only area. Visitors can pick a sun lounger, uncurl into a chilled-out state, and stay there all day without being disrupted. For a trip to the city, Bodrum is only a 25-minute drive.
Rooms from £252 per night1
Quiet Spots For Summer – Perfect for countryside tranquillity
Whatley Manor, Cotswolds, England
For those staying closer to home, this stunning manor in the peaceful Cotswolds is the epitome of R&R. With only 23 rooms and 12 acres of gardens to explore including wildflower meadows and kitchen gardens, guests will feel like they have the place to themselves. Taking peace and quiet to a whole new level, travellers can experience one of the hotel’s floatation tanks. Filled with 500kg of Epson salts and 1,000 litres of water, guests will enjoy a quiet mind and their own space.
Rooms from £354 per night1
Quiet Spots For Summer – Perfect for private pool people
Cap Rocat, Mallorca
The Cap Rocat hotel is one of picturesque beauty and complete serenity. Located in the most secluded area of the Bay of Palma, the hotel is an old fortress built into the sandstone, offering a unique experience. With private pools, guests don’t need to get up at the crack of dawn to reserve a bed or worry about rowdy crowds around the pool as they have their own private paradise. Switch off emails and switch on relaxation mode.
Rooms from £1,215 per night1
Quiet Spots For Summer – Perfect for enjoying the calms of nature
Cringletie House Hotel, Scotland
For a quiet, off the beaten track UK break, Cringletie House Hotel ticks all the boxes. With only 14 rooms, this epic hotel situated in the Scottish countryside has more than enough space for guests to roam the grounds without disturbance. Travellers can explore the walled garden, the nature trail or even try some lawn croquet and outdoor chess. The stunning views and endless serenity will have guests in their most relaxed state. Plus, the hotel is less than one hour from Edinburgh if travellers fancy exploring the city too.
Rooms from £256 per night1
Quiet Spots For Summer – Perfect for silent sea views
Anesis Hotel, Kithira, Greece
With beautiful beaches and sunny skies, Greece is one of the most popular hotspots for Brits. However, with growing demand comes growing crowds, resulting in many islands becoming busy during the peak summer season. Travellers can still hit the stunning shores of Greece if they venture to the lesser-known island of Kithira. The Anesis Hotel is a perfect spot, sitting right on one of the island’s secluded beaches, where guests can enjoy the Aegaen Sea in peace and quiet.
Rooms from £54 per night1
Quiet Spots For Summer – Perfect for spa serenity
The Alpina Gstaad, Switzerland
This 5* luxury resort set in the Swiss hills overlooks the mountains and spectacular Alpine views. The hotel features a Six Sense Spa which is a sanctuary of peace. Guests can try the Tibetan Healing Retreat or variations of yoga to rest and recharge. During some retreats, the hotel offers ‘silent bracelets’, so that travellers can avoid daily noise and show their desire to avoid any verbal communications from other guests or staff. Guests can even finish the day with a meal from the Michelin-starred chef.
Rooms from £672 per night, but guests must stay at least two nights1
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