Published 9 January 2025 | Updated 27 October 2026 by Jane Robinson
Malmaison’s old “up to 30% off” seasonal sale has ended, but the boutique hotel group runs a standing Sunday offer: rooms from £49 a night, as long as you spend at least £50 dining in the hotel’s own Chez Mal Brasserie & Bar the same evening.
The £50 is on top of the room rate, so in the cheapest cities a Sunday night for two with dinner comes to about £99. The deal runs every Sunday, and you can book up to 90 days ahead.
Fourteen Malmaison hotels are in the offer, and prices vary by city. Live prices when we checked on 27 October:
Belfast, Birmingham, Brighton, Cheltenham, Dundee, Leeds, Reading and York from £49
Manchester Deansgate and Manchester Piccadilly from £50.20
Liverpool from £51.40
Aberdeen from £59
London Barbican and Oxford from £129
Malmaison’s two Edinburgh hotels and Glasgow aren’t part of this offer. The £50 minimum spend is per room, per night, and excludes breakfast, lunch and anything ordered to the room. If you spend less, Malmaison adds the difference to your bill at checkout. The deal isn’t valid on Bank Holiday Sundays, though Bank Holiday Mondays are fine.
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