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Travelodge £9 Sale
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Many thanks mshappy, had been trying since about 9pm on the site, saw your post and went through mobile site, only took 3 attempts, just got a Monday - Friday deal in Brighton in April £36.00 :beer::j:j
OMG, didn't really check out where hotel situated, but I did book Brighton Seafront and it is right on the Seafront, close to beach and pier:j:j:rotfl:0 -
Big, big thanks to MSHappy again and I'm sure I speak for all of us who had been trying since 9pm! The main site is still not letting you on, so without the posting about the mobile site, looks like we wouldn't have been able to get any rooms:beer:0
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just booked another couple of days Easter break at Brighton for £18
mshappy you deserve a medal of thanks x0 -
Many thanks from me too MsHappy, I also got through on the mobile link and got Easter week for £54 and 4 nights at February half term for £36.
I'll still be giving Travelodge a piece of my mind tomorrow though!0 -
if you book a couple of nights and then decide on an extra night and pay again do you think you can stay in the same room if they are all the same rate?0
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Just got a night in York at Easter - the kids love the NRM (which is free) and would spend days in there if they could, so it works out as a very cheap break.
Just hope they release the summer ones again like this year, that way we've got the seaside covered when the weather is nicer too
DFW Nerd no. 884 - Proud to [strike]be dealing with[/strike] have dealt with my debts0 -
if you book a couple of nights and then decide on an extra night and pay again do you think you can stay in the same room if they are all the same rate?
Yes. You just tell them when you check in and they will allocate you with the same room for the length of your stay. Then you will need to tell them again on the morning of the day you would be checking in again, so that they can add the extra day(s) onto your room key. Hope that makes sense. I have forgotten in the past and it just means you can't get into your room and have to go back to reception.0 -
When we have booked nights individually before its always been fine to keep the same room.if you book a couple of nights and then decide on an extra night and pay again do you think you can stay in the same room if they are all the same rate?2012 wins! can of deodorant, a personalised Bean, craft show tickets, Top Gear Live Tickets, Case of sourz fusion0 -
if you book a couple of nights and then decide on an extra night and pay again do you think you can stay in the same room if they are all the same rate?
Yes you can Jules,I've done it many times.Once when I had a run of single nights I had to book back in again every day but usually they dont bother and I've always kept the same room.0 -
Try travelodge.co.uk/mobile.When you go to pay and it comes up with session timed out check your emails because I got a confirmation and now my bf has double booked us

Many thanks mshappy. After 3 hrs of trying in vain on the main site, your tip has meant that I have now booked Stratford Upon Avon for my birthday.:jI wanna be Mortgage Free by February 20130
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