Booking an apartment can be the best way to explore a city, but where to start looking? Wimdu cuts out all the hassle by providing over 20,000 accommodation options in 50 countries on one easy-to-use site!
Wimdu private accommodation of all kinds, for all budgets, so you can experience a personal, customised stay and travel like a local. Whether its a room in a shared apartment or a luxury New York penthouse, Wimdu offers the opportunity to connect with hosts and gain valuable local information that you just couldn’t find anywhere else.
I’m tempted go back to Berlin this year and I’ve got my eye on staying at this uber-cool room in Prenzlauerberg (from just £44 per night), designed by a young Italian architect called Giorgio who lives upstairs. I bet he would have some tips to share on hidden gems and the best places to see in eastern Berlin.
One lucky reader will win a £60 voucher to spend on any accommodation of their choice on Wimdu. Which city will you choose? New York, Bangkok, Madrid, Rome, Dubrovnik, or even London…
HOW TO ENTER:
Follow Chérie City on Google Friend Connect or Facebook and leave a comment below (not on Facebook), sharing the city in which you would use the Wimdu voucher.
The winner will be selected at random and the competition will close at midnight on 25th September 2011.
Terms & Conditions:
– Closing date: 25th September 2011 at midnight.
– Entrants must become (or already be) a follower of Chérie City on Google Friend Connect or Facebook, otherwise entry will be void.
– Entrants must be 18 or over.
– Entry is limited to one per household.
– The prize consists of one £60 voucher to be used to pay for/against any accommodation through Wimdu.
– All additional charges incurred during the stay are to be paid by the winner.
– The prize is non-transferable, non-redeemable and cannot be re-sold or used in conjunction with any with any other offer.
– No cash alternatives will be offered.
– Travel costs are not included.
– The winner must claim the prize within 48 hours of contact, or a new winner will be selected.