Travelodge £9 rooms from 30th December

Curlywurli

Nenen wrote: »

Perhaps I'm being really thick but I can't see two travelodges in Holborn... only one. Do you mean you just book at one and you might get put in either of them?

Basically the Covent Garden one is two different buildings, one older, one newer and you get put in either of them, but it's just one Travelodge.

karie

scorpiokitten wrote: »

As did I stay there when i went down to see Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre.

Very good Travel lodge, and in a great location for all the shows. :beer:

aw, saw lion king almost a year ago - AMAZING!!! Absolutely loved it.

going to london again in early feb, meant to be seeing a show but am afraid i will be disappointed by anything else!!!

bargain_babs

anyone know if any are left anywhere? - I did manage to get a couple in London so I'm pleased with myself but by the seaside would have been nice too

thanks!

alared

£9 sale has ended but there are still £19 rooms available.

Next £9 will be for Sept,Oct,Nov

karie

Nenen wrote: »

The only other downside to Brighton seafront is that the cheapest parking is £15 per day in an NCP car park round the corner and up the road (and if you take your car out and back again during the day you'll pay even more)

oh no, am going there in march and never checked the parking situation! woops!!

cant wait though!!

thevicster

Just got back from a Monday-Friday £9 a night holiday in Edinburgh Central - lovely clean hotel, friendly staff and v close the Royal Mile

Cinders2001

Anyone stayed in the Travelodge in Saltash in Cornwall?
What's it like etc?
Thanks

abacab

Cinders2001 wrote: »

Anyone stayed in the Travelodge in Saltash in Cornwall?
What's it like etc?
Thanks

Saltash is fine,spent 3 nights there one June.Its at a mini service area a bit dated and a Little Thief onsite.Good spot for touring around though.
This time we have 3 £9 nights at St Austell,so deepest Cornwall here we come.:beer: