Malmaison’s two-night Christmas package for two is £489, down from £575. That is £86 off before you count Christmas Eve dinner, Christmas Day lunch, breakfast and Champagne.
The early-booking rate covers 24 and 25 December, with checkout after breakfast on Boxing Day. It is a polished alternative to cooking for two days, particularly if you fancy letting someone else handle the turkey and the washing-up.
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What you get for £489
The two-night package includes a glass of Champagne and a gift on arrival, Christmas Eve dinner, a full cooked breakfast and traditional Christmas Day lunch with Champagne, plus Boxing Day breakfast. The lead price is for two people sharing and is available at selected hotels outside London.
The price is a proper saving on a stay where the main festive meals are already included. See the participating Malmaison hotels and dates here.
How to book
Choose the Christmas package and book by 6 September. The offer is non-refundable and needs a 25% deposit when you book, with the rest due a month before arrival.
Malmaison Christmas package FAQs
How much is Malmaison’s Christmas package?
A two-night Christmas package starts at £489 per room for two people, reduced from £575. Prices vary by hotel and date.
What does the two-night package include?
It includes Champagne and a gift on arrival, Christmas Eve dinner, Christmas Day breakfast and lunch with Champagne, and Boxing Day breakfast.
When do I need to book?
Book by 6 September 2026 for the 15% early-booking saving. The offer is non-refundable and excludes Malmaison London.
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