Hotel deals under £100

The price on the card is under £100, with nothing hidden behind it. No deal reaches this page on a technicality — there is no discount to apply first and no nightly average being quoted at you. If a card says £84, £84 is what that deal is priced at.

It depends on the deal, and the deal page says which. Promo-code deals run on open dates and quote a nightly rate. A deal priced for a set number of nights shows the total for those nights, so on that one the whole stay comes in under £100. Either way the figure you see on the card is the figure being measured.

Per room. Two people sharing a £90 room pay £90 between them, not each. Check the room type and its maximum occupancy on the deal page before booking, because a rate that looks generous for two can be the wrong room for four.

Not by itself. Price tracks season, city and how far ahead you book as much as it tracks quality, so a four-star property in a quiet week can sit below a plain three-star in August. Star ratings and guest review scores sit on every deal here, so you can judge each one on its own.

Midweek, outside the school holidays, and in the months either side of peak season. Sunday to Thursday nights are usually the cheapest in cities, while coastal properties drop hardest in late spring and October. Rates move constantly, so this list changes as new deals come in and old ones price themselves out.

Yes, on any deal whose page shows one. The code goes in at the payment step on ZenHotels and the saving appears next to the price before you confirm. The discount comes off on top of the price listed here, so a deal shown at £90 is booked for less than £90.

Sometimes. Board is set by each property, not by the price, so a cheap room-only rate and a cheap bed-and-breakfast rate can sit side by side here. What the rate covers is listed on every deal page under the price. Where breakfast is not included, most hotels sell it as an extra at check-in.

Its price went up. A deal drops off as soon as its card reaches £100, and comes back if the price falls again. Nothing is deleted: the deal page itself stays put, so a saved link still works and the hotel is still bookable.