The most popular places to stay in Great Britain have been ranked from the cheapest to the most expensive

The most expensive places to stay (total index score)

Cornwall – 3.63

Peak District – 3.78

Brighton – 3.86

Cotswolds – 4.02

Devon – 4.03

Blackpool – 4.05

Dorset – 4.11

Lake District – 5.06

The Lake District proved to be the most affordable trip, with the estimated cost of a family day out being the lowest – at just £33.

The most expensive day out turned out to be in Blackpool, with a visit to Pleasure Beach setting a family back around £180.

However, holiday favorite Blackpool had the cheapest pint – with a pint costing around £3.30, a far cry from Brighton’s most expensive at £5.90.

Short-term rentals were the most expensive in the Cotswolds at £220.50 and the cheapest in Blackpool at £158.60.

Those looking for cheap fish and chips could get them for £10.48 in Blackpool, with the most expensive reaching £13.06 in Brighton.

RIFT director Bradley Post commented: “The recent wet weather may not be the only factor putting you off staying this year. Our latest index shows that, with inflation just falling, the cost of everything from accommodation to some fish and chips is higher than it was last year.

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