The 10 UK staycations where you’ll get the most for your money this autumn




The historic harbour town, on Cornwall’s south coast, has lots that can be enjoyed without spending money. Visitors can take in the waterfront, wander its picturesque streets or head to Readymoney Cove for a coastal walk and a relaxing afternoon by the sea.However, an average hotel price of £238.75 per night means accommodation costs could eat into a budget, making it worth comparing prices before booking.Cambridge takes second place, with a score of 7.85. The university city combines historic architecture and riverside walks with an average hotel price of £150.11 per night. It also records the lowest autumn rainfall among the 10 destinations, at 59.47mm, making it an appealing choice for exploring on foot. Free attractions include the Fitzwilliam Museum, while the city’s colleges and historic streets provide plenty of sightseeing opportunities.