Great 'Best Travelodge Holidays' Hunt: Which travelodge's offer the perfect get away?

Former_MSE_Wendy

Budget hotel chain Travelodge's often runs super cheap £9 or £19 room deals (see Travelodge Sales deals note). So we wanted to tap MoneySavers knowledge to find the best locations for a quick break, whether town or country. Have you found a particularly ideal lodge?

This is just as much about the location as the quality of the lodge. Please also include things to do in the area if you can.

Please click reply to add your ideas and suggestions.

[threadbanner]box[/threadbanner]

Freebyman

Personally I think the Bath city centre Travelodge is great. Its so central and in a lovely old building, bit noisy though. Its the only time me and the oh have stayed in one place for 3 days and just parked up our car and walked everywhere around there, so much to do!

SimbaSimon

Best so far? Travelodge T5, was a really nice hotel except for lack of bath and shower only. However very modern inside and I got it for £9 last time :rotfl:

squirrelchops

NOT the travelodge at East Midlands airport.....mind you, you wouldn't want to sit under a lfight path for a holiday!!!! Seriously though it was awful. Bed uncomfortable, room never warmed up and was smelly and unkempt. Great way to start out holidays before we flew abroad..NOT!!!

GlennTheBaker

The Regent Hotel, Leamington Spa is a particularly nice one. A lovely, grand building which has been totally refurbished. It is right in the town centre and there is some free weekend on-street parking across the road.

Kez100

Burford is in anice situation -close to the Cotswold town - although the building is typical travelodge inside.

flea72

Cambridge Central - lovely, clean, fairly newbuilt hotel (has aircon in rooms), walking distance of town, spitting distance of cinema, restaurants, and The Junction

i actually prefer the older lodges, as they are alot more spacious than their current designs. Also the newer ones are boiling hot, and have so many security doors, you cant get any further than the hallways, if you dont have your key

Flea

heath480

Eastbourne Travelodge,right on the seafront,onsite Bar and Restuarant.Pay and display parking on seafront which you get really cheap.Ludlow Wooferton is also very nice,set well off the main road,rooms at the back have a nice view and staff very welcoming.

RichyRich

Edinburgh Central: hideous building but 2 minutes' walk off the Royal Mile (St Mary's Street)

Birmingham Central: convenient for Broad Street, Brindleyplace, Paradise Centre, and Ballet

Both Leeds City Centre and Leeds Vicar Lane are right in the middle of town.

mummytofour

I have not stayed at the worthing one but its in a fabby location, right on the beach and it has just opened.

mum2one

I can highly recommend Travelodge at exeter, just off jct 30 M5, its lovely, its on the motorway services, but of an off shoot section and it shares the premises with a Harry Ramsdens restaurant. The car park is free and for use of residents at Travelodge + Harry ramsdens. You would not believe u are at a services.
The actual centre of exeter is 3 miles away, Dalwish, 12 miles, Torquay 20 miles, Princetown (up on Dartmoor) 30 miles, Tavistock 40 miles.

Its a modern travelodge, I stayed there for 4 ngts at New Yr, and it was brillaint. xx