Is there a Kurzwego Gutschein?
Kurzwego does not show a Gutschein code on its home page, its last minute page or its page of cheap overnight stays in October 2026. Prices are reduced on the arrangement itself: the listing prints the current price per person next to the earlier price, which is struck through.
Reduced last minute arrangements today
- Parkhotel Bad Arcen, Limburg, 2 days with breakfast: €67.00 per person, was €111.00
- Parkhotel Bad Arcen, 3 days: €139.00, was €231.00, and 4 days: €208.50, was €347.00
- Hotel de Elderschans, Zeeland, 3=2 All-inclusive-Special with 3 nights: €149.00, was €229.00
- Hotel de Elderschans, 3-day all-inclusive promotion: €133.00, was €177.00
- Hotel Eperland, Limburg, 4-day dinner arrangement: €240.75, was €343.00
- Hotel Eperland, 3-day half board promotion: €189.00, was €212.00
- Hotel Thermen Bussloo, Gelderland, 2 days with 2 days of wellness: €155.00, was €175.00
- Hotel Thermen Bussloo, 3-day wellness arrangement: €310.00, was €350.00
The Arcen arrangements include free parking and free entry to the thermal bath, which the listing values at €37 per person and day. Other hotels on the same page had no struck-through price when we checked. Last minute listings change often, so the hotels and prices can differ from one day to the next.
What the arrangements include
Kurzwego sells arrangements instead of bare room rates. Each listing spells out the number of nights, the breakfast buffets and any dinners, and extras such as a welcome drink, free use of a pool or wellness area, or free parking. The site says its deals often come with extras like a free breakfast or dinner, or a discount for attractions nearby.
Booking and payment
According to the site no credit card is needed to book. Guests generally pay at the hotel itself, and those who prefer to pay online in advance receive the payment details by email.
About Kurzwego
The team behind Kurzwego.de has arranged hotel deals and short breaks in the Netherlands for 15 years and has offered them to German travellers since 2023. The site covers more than 2,000 hotels and holiday parks, with a focus on Holland: the coast, the Wadden islands, Limburg, the Veluwe and cities such as Amsterdam, Utrecht and Maastricht, alongside German regions like the Sauerland and the Mosel.