Price is one of the factors you'll look into when you're planning to book for a holiday cottage. You'll definitely look into categories in this regard. Want to know more about how these prices are classified by owners?

# 1 - The short price

Most hotels offer fixed rates for a one-night stay in their rooms. In the case of holiday cottages, most rentals are offered for a one-week stay. What if you opt to use these rentals for less than a week? Will that be possible? Yes, that will be possible using the short price system. This is called the short price because it is used to set rates for short breaks (or a stay of less than a week). The price in here may start from £65 for a cottage that can accommodate up to 4 people.

# 2 - The low price

This is a price set for off-season weekly breaks. August is a low month season for most European cities. During these months, cottages may be priced for as low as £220 per week for one rental that can sleep 4 people.

# 3 - The high price

The peak season in Europe is from June to July. Since this is considered summertime, many tourists flock the place. During this time of the year, vacation rentals cost around £475 for a week's stay.

Now that you've known the various holiday cottage price categories, which do you think will suit your budget best? Well, make sure that you take advantage of all promos you can get with these rentals.