Booking.com advertises ordinary four-bedroom Bristol house for £30,000 for five nights this summer

An ordinary four-bedroom Bristol home has been put on rental site Booking.com for £30,195 for a five-night-stay this summer, triple the price of the most expensive suite at the Savoy. 

The average property price on the Southmead road is £193,000, meaning the owners would need just seven bookings to have earned back the entire cost of the terraced house.

According to a neighbour, the building is actually a block of flats rather than an entire property.  

While it is unclear whether the listing is genuine, a practical joke or a typographical error, it appears the homeowners are trying to cash in on the UK’s staycation boom following lockdown this year. 

The average property price on the Southmead road is £193,000, meaning the owners would need just seven bookings to have earned back the entire cost of the terraced house

Pictured: One of the bedrooms in the Bristol home listed for £30,195 on Booking.com

While it is unclear whether the listing is genuine, a practical joke or a typographical error, it appears the homeowners are trying to cash in on the UK’s staycation boom following lockdown this year

Two adults and two children would be able to stay at the famous five-star London hotel the Savoy for the same amount of time for just a twelfth of the price.

A five-night stay at the hotel, which has been visited by Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Rihanna and Taylor Swift, will set customers back just £2,416.  

Even the iconic hotel’s most expensive room would cost less than half of the average-looking Bristol home at just £11,380 for five nights.  

And that room, the River View Suite, boasts a king bed, panoramic River Thames view and a butler service. 

Two adults and two children would be able to stay at the famous five-star London hotel the Savoy for the same amount of time for just a twelfth of the price. Pictured: Another bedroom in the Bristol property

Pictured: The Bristol home offers a bathroom with a shower and sink but appears not to have a bath

Even the iconic hotel’s most expensive room would cost less than half of the average-looking Bristol home at just £11,380 for five nights. Pictured: The kitchen at the Bristol property

The Bristol house’s listing offers ‘garden views’ and ‘provides accommodation with a terrace and a kettle’

While the Bristol home offers ‘garden views’ and ‘provides accommodation with a terrace and a kettle’, according to The Sun.

The listing for the house continues: ‘The holiday home is equipped with four bedrooms, a flat-screen TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a microwave, a fridge, a washing machine, an oven and a stovetop.

‘Clifton and Bristol Zoo Gardens are 3.1 miles from the holiday home, while Bristol Cathedral is 3.7 miles away.

‘This holiday home is 4.3 miles from Cabot Circus and 5.6 miles from Ashton Court.

‘The nearest airport is Bristol Airport, 11.8 miles from North Bristol Home Stay.’