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Accommodation-only website added by Holidayline
Saturday, 27 Apr, 2009
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Holidayline UK, the company behind directline-holidays.co.uk, has created its sixth website, directline hotels.
The accommodation only website www.directline-hotels.co.uk enables users to book rooms in destinations worldwide.
The site features hotels from two to five stars and a variety of board basis with Google maps showing the location in the website’s search results.
A one step booking process is combined with a £25 discount for bookings made online.
UK sales director Matthew Flint said: “Consumers have preferred ways of booking their travel arrangements, with some booking their flights weeks before their accommodation.
“We wanted to facilitate that both online and over the phone and a new website offering accommodation separately seemed a natural addition to our group of websites. “
by Phil Davies
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