The Best Jet2holidays Packages in 2026: Our 6 Picks

All-inclusive is where Jet2holidays is strongest, because the whole cost of the week is settled before you leave. The package lists return flights, the room, a 22kg hold bag, 10kg of hand luggage, hotel transfers, three daily meals, and alcoholic and soft drinks with snacks. Selected hotels sell All Inclusive Plus, which can add branded drinks, room service and more à la carte dining, though the page warns that Plus inclusions vary by hotel.

The weakness is the buffet. Read Jet2’s one- and two-star reviews on Trustpilot and the most common complaint is hotel food: cold, repetitive or, in one reviewer’s words, very poor quality for an all inclusive. That is the hotel’s kitchen rather than Jet2’s, which is exactly why you should read recent reviews of the specific property before paying the deposit.

Jet2’s family pages are a filter on the main range rather than a separate product, but the extras are real. Infants under two travel free, get an extra 10kg of hold allowance, and up to two items such as a car seat or travel cot go free. Free Child Places are offered on selected hotels and dates, and the page says there are millions of them until October 2027, school holidays included.

Read the booking conditions before you count on one. Only one Free Child Place is allowed per room, two people must pay full price, the age limit is set hotel by hotel, and the free child still pays the £60 deposit (deducted from the invoice). Cancel, and there is a £60 charge for that child on top of the usual scale. Parents also complain about shared coaches that tour every hotel in Benidorm first.

City breaks are where the bundled bag earns its keep. A winter weekend in Krakow or Reykjavik needs a coat and boots, and most airlines charge for the case that holds them. Jet2CityBreaks includes a 22kg hold bag, 10kg of hand luggage and return transfers, with hotels chosen, the page says, close to the main sights and transport. The range covers more than 40 cities.

The weakness is value rather than service. Few of Jet2’s low-rated reviews are about city breaks, and the ones we found concern a three-hour flight delay with little communication and an excursion that felt like a bus tour. But big European cities are the easiest trips to build yourself, so compare the package price with a flight and the same hotel bought separately. One oddity: the page says flights leave from ten UK airports while listing more than that.

For a group that would otherwise book flights, a villa and a car from three companies, Jet2Villas puts them in one package with one point of contact. The page lists return flights, a 22kg hold bag, 10kg hand luggage and car hire, across 52 destinations from Majorca and the Algarve to Paphos and Gozo, with a filter for heated pools.

Two cautions. The villas page says nothing about car-hire excess, pool-heating terms or any security deposit, which are the costs that surface later on villa holidays, so ask before booking. And the villa reviews on Trustpilot this month were the weakest we read: a property that smelled of sewage, a broken washing machine, paid-for pool heating not switched on, furniture in need of refurbishment and a villa that did not match its photos.

Jet2’s premium line keeps the package structure and changes the parts that grate. Every hotel is five-star, the transfer is private (unless otherwise stated, says the footnote), the hold allowance rises to 25kg and you get a priority lane pass at your UK airport. On board there are two drinks, champagne excepted, and a £10 per person voucher that only works in the Jet2shop, not on the in-flight menu.

The private transfer is the real upgrade, since the shared coach is the low point of most packages. It is also where the few complaints land: one recent reviewer describes a ridiculous delay getting the private transfer at Paphos and says Indulgent Escapes customers expect better, and another noted no welcome meeting and no Jet2 staff at the hotel. Some hotels in the range are family resorts, so check the kind of five stars you are buying.

The adults-only range is a filter of hotels with age limits, sold with the usual flights, 22kg bag and return transfers, and an all-inclusive option. Examples on the page include Hotel Agua Azul in Benidorm and Bahia Principe Escape Tenerife. It suits couples and friends who want a quieter pool, and it is the obvious answer to the family noise that fills many beach-hotel reviews.

Quiet is not guaranteed, though. The page does not state a minimum age, which is set hotel by hotel, and adults-only does not mean party-free: Jet2’s separate VIBE brand sells some adults-only hotels as party stays. Recent low-rated reviews mention a room above the main bar and pool music too loud to read by. Check where the bar is before you choose.