If booking a holiday farm stay in England, is smoking likely to be allowed as farmers aren't known for being fussy?
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ninalanyon · 61-69, T
This page says that some owners do allow smoking.
Visit Britain says:
Smokers are welcome here! Scroll down to view these holiday homes for smokers, which allow smoking inside all or designated areas of the property. Smoking (and vaping) in a UK holiday cottage is permissible in self-contained accommodation, provided its owners will allow it – so here is a selection of cottages that make smokers welcome!
If you are a smoker, choose one of these cottages for a holiday where you can feel well and truly at home. No need to stand outside in the rain or on cold evenings: All holiday cottages on this list have indicated that they allow smoking – but be sure to check their website for any particular conditions that may apply.
https://www.myfavouriteholidaycottages.co.uk/holiday-cottages-for-smokersIf you are a smoker, choose one of these cottages for a holiday where you can feel well and truly at home. No need to stand outside in the rain or on cold evenings: All holiday cottages on this list have indicated that they allow smoking – but be sure to check their website for any particular conditions that may apply.
Visit Britain says:
Exemptions
While smoking is banned from all of the indoor public and communal areas of attractions, hotels and guesthouses, there are a number of exemptions:
Self-contained short-term rental accommodation (holiday cottages/flats/caravans) are not required to be smoke-free, but you retain the right to determine whether to allow smoking in your property.
https://www.visitbritain.org/business-advice/pink-book/smoking-public-placesWhile smoking is banned from all of the indoor public and communal areas of attractions, hotels and guesthouses, there are a number of exemptions:
Self-contained short-term rental accommodation (holiday cottages/flats/caravans) are not required to be smoke-free, but you retain the right to determine whether to allow smoking in your property.
Oldanglaisadverbs · 46-50
@FreddieUK Are you a smoker?
FreddieUK · 70-79, M
@Oldanglaisadverbs No. Which is why I would avoid them. I remember the smell of hotel rooms that allowed smoking (a lot on mainland Europe) and in the homes of some of my relatives.
WintaTheAngle · 41-45, M
Roundandroundwego · 61-69
You need to ask what their policy is openly so you don't end up with no place to smoke and they don't end up hurt or angry