Rooms that go unsold by 6pm get released at a discount. We list them across 40 UK cities, refresh every fifteen minutes, and show you what the room actually cost yesterday.
Three rooms held back until the last minute. Rates return to full price when the clock runs out.
A tenement townhouse four minutes from the Royal Mile. Shutters, deep baths, and a kitchen that keeps porridge going till eleven.
Georgian stone, a courtyard for the evening drink, and thermal spa passes handed over at check-in.
A cotton mill turned forty rooms. Brick, iron, and the city's best breakfast counter on the ground floor.
Not the cheapest beds in Britain — the ones worth the train fare. Each entry says who it suits and who it doesn't.
Nine rooms above a working quay. Bring a book, take the window seat in room 4, and let the weather do the entertaining. Steep stairs, no lift.
Boot room, drying rack, and a 6am breakfast for anyone climbing Helvellyn. Rooms are plain on purpose. Two miles from the nearest bus stop.
Small rooms, honestly priced, and a location that saves you the tube. Ten minutes to the British Museum, five to St Pancras trains.
Stay for the kitchen: a six-course Welsh menu that runs till late, and a lift back upstairs afterwards. Ask for a room facing the water, away from the bar.
Six rooms, no televisions, and a rowing boat you may borrow. The nearest shop is four miles away, which is the point.
Twelve rooms and a hall that fits sixty. Book the whole house between October and March and the rate drops by a third. Single track road for the last mile.
Every afternoon, partner hotels release the rooms they know they won't sell. Nothing is held back for later.
The struck-through figure is the rate the same room sold at this week — not an inflated number invented for the discount.
Your booking goes to the hotel, with their cancellation terms. We take nothing from your bill.
Unsold rooms return to full price at midnight. No queue, no auction, no waiting for a better offer.