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Last minute holiday at new year?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi guys, what are my chances of getting a good last minute deal at new year?

As there's just two of us probably looking for a chalet or hotel deal (as with under occupancy charges and the low pound think self-catering would be no cheaper). At the moment all packages to a resort with reasonably large piste area seem to be in the £700-800 band at least.

Are the prices likely to come down next week? Ideally want to pay £500 up to £700 at the most. Has any booked at new year last minute before? Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks
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