Travelodge £9 sale: 50,000 rooms available from Thurs 4 September!

chickflix

Which is better, London Covent Garden or London Euston? Please tell me asap!

jammin_2

Sadly it seems that these £9 rooms are restricted to Great Britain only. There are no Northern Ireland hotels at £9 (or even £19). _pale_

toozie_2

I've never stayed at Euston, been to Covent Garden twice, it's very central near most of the theaters, and quite new and very quiet.

BusyDee

:j Just booked 4 nights in Edinburgh for £37.50. :j

I am well pleased, thank you for posting the info.

Think I may try London for the January sales, a girl can always shop

leadhead

Its taken me 3 hours but ive got 4 seperate weeks, all at £9 a night,,,,,but the site keeps crashing now....just as well i cant fit any more weeks in...Kent, London. Cotswolds, Cheshire here we come.....

chickflix

i am trying to book the Covent Garden one for 24th Jan, it says its available for 9pound, but when i click on it it takes to me to another page where it says 96pound for the room! Help please!

Justcoll

Jeny108 wrote: »

I've just booked two nights in Brighton at £9 (each night) for January..

we've been before and the window was stuck open and didnt like to complain.. how do you guys go about making a complaint?? i know it sounds daft but i get embarresed if i have to even though i only paid £9a night!!!

Hi Jeny

It wouldn't matter if the room were free - you are a customer and should expect a comfortable night's sleep. The staff will be used to guests complaining and as long as you do so pleasantly, they won't mind at all. :-)

tummy_tank

chickflix wrote: »

i am trying to book the Covent Garden one for 24th Jan, it says its available for 9pound, but when i click on it it takes to me to another page where it says 96pound for the room! Help please!

I was swithering between london and edinburgh but covent garden has a caution note of outside noise?? so a bit unsure.

website crashing now so not being able to book anything

Justcoll

stphnstevey wrote: »

Where looking to stay in Bristol so it would be interesting to know how much you paid for parking? Also, did you feel it was very safe parking it overnight?

It was £7.50 per night. The multi-Storey was literally outside the hotel. Yes, it seemed safe and we didn't have a problem. There's a huge redevelopment going on in the area so there was quite a lot of noise. On the plus side, it is a good location in terms of access to the city centre - the water features by the river are rather nice and there are oodles of places to eat. Don't forget your BOGOF vouchers ;-)

parahandy

Just booked 2 nights at Aberdeen Bucksburn in between Xmas and new Year - £20.50 inc CC fee and Cancellation insurance.

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