DESTINATIONS NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENTS | SOLO TRAVEL Hotels Elephant Hills


Hotels are also starting to boost their solo offering. Inghams has an impressive range of no-single- supplement hotels, including the four-star Saaga Spa Hotel in Ylläs, Finnish Lapland, and the four-star Hotel Champs Fleuris in Morzine, France. Mercury Holidays offers no-


single-supplement twin and double rooms in several resorts, ranging from the Dolmen Hotel Malta – a luxury beachfront property in St Paul’s Bay – to the Leonardo Plaza Cypria Maris, a four-star adult-only hotel overlooking Paphos harbour in Cyprus. Those wanting to go more exotic should look to Kihaa Maldives; the resort offers a solo traveller package combining a seven-night stay in a Reserve Beach Villa with a snorkelling session, a 60-minute spa treatment


and return airport transfers, all for $1,500, without charging extra for single occupancy. In Thailand, Premier Holidays says jungle camp Elephant Hills likewise has no single supplements, offering guests a luxury tent to themselves and the chance to care for elephants in the lush wilds of Khao Sok National Park. But queen of the solos offering has to be Saint Lucia’s BodyHoliday, whose September Solos campaign targets independent travellers with a schedule of daily treatments, hosted solos dinners and dedicated fitness classes. Caribtours offers a week in a Standard Garden View Room from £2,449 with no single supplement, including flights and transfers in September 2020, for clients after a dose of me-time on sparkling turquoise shores.


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