Travelodge £9 SALE! 23 april

sprogs

alared wrote: »

Online, if you`re not logged in, and have added the rooms you require, you then have to log-in to pay for them.
You can`t buy them online without first logging-in to your account.

I don't have a Travelodge account and book via the mobile site

alared

sprogs wrote: »

I don't have a Travelodge account and book via the mobile site

I`m not talking about their mobile site and if you haven`t got an account you can`t log-in and see all your past and future bookings.
Also without an account you can`t log-in and save any rooms while you continue to browse,which are held until you log out again.

flea72

andyrules wrote: »

Yes you can. I only ever log in when I'm booking at a quiet time - during the sale I don't bother. So you have to stay on the ball - some are in MyTL and some are emails! The mobile site asks for and gives only basic info, you don't log in.

Yes, you can place a booking without logging in beforehand, but as soon as you place the booking, they automatically sign you in anyway. even the mobile site creates a 'My Travelodge' account as soon as you book via it

for future reference, if you sign into your account and input your booking ref for any that you booked whilst not signed in or mobile, they will automatically be added to your 'My Travelodge' account, so you can view all of them in one place, rather than having to remember where you put the details for each booking

Flea

flea72

sprogs wrote: »

I don't have a Travelodge account and book via the mobile site

as soon as you book a room, you agree to the creation of a 'My Travelodge' account - even when using the mobile site

Flea

MsCrow

flea72 wrote: »

as soon as you book a room, you agree to the creation of a 'My Travelodge' account - even when using the mobile site

Flea

No, it doesn't require you to agree to an account. Hence why myself and other MSE's have said you can book a room, without an account, and just have a printed email conformation. Why there is such debate about this I have no idea.

~Chameleon~

flea72 wrote: »

as soon as you book a room, you agree to the creation of a 'My Travelodge' account - even when using the mobile site

Flea

I've booked rooms via the mobile site and can assure you it doesn't require you to log in!

I do however have a Travelodge account which I've used to book via the main website but when I've booked via the mobile site my bookings don't actually show up anywhere in my account.

Hope that settles the argument!

andyrules

The mobile site is very basic and definitely doesn't require you to even register.

Strange re the main site - I have an account but never log in when in a hurry. The only breaks I have in my TL account are those that I booked when logged in.

Maybe another instance of the arbitrary and unreliable behaviour of the site.

bulletproof_1979

andyrules wrote: »

The mobile site is very basic and definitely doesn't require you to even register.

Strange re the main site - I have an account but never log in when in a hurry. The only breaks I have in my TL account are those that I booked when logged in.

Maybe another instance of the arbitrary and unreliable behaviour of the site.

Arbitrary and unreliable? If you admit you didn't log in when making those bookings, why would you expect the bookings to be there?! How's the site to know who you are you?

flea72

MsCrow wrote: »

No, it doesn't require you to agree to an account. Hence why myself and other MSE's have said you can book a room, without an account, and just have a printed email conformation. Why there is such debate about this I have no idea.

the first time you book a room with Travelodge it automatically creates a 'My Travelodge' account for you. It is in the T&C that you agree to this

Flea

flea72

andyrules wrote: »

The mobile site is very basic and definitely doesn't require you to even register.

Strange re the main site - I have an account but never log in when in a hurry. The only breaks I have in my TL account are those that I booked when logged in.

Maybe another instance of the arbitrary and unreliable behaviour of the site.

yes, because you havent logged in they cant associate a new booking with your account, but this is easy to do afterwards, as explained above

However, as stated above also, when you book a room with Travelodge they automatically create an account for you, so even when you book via the mobile site (which works under the same T&C as the main site), it will create an account. Whether you access it or not, you still have an account

Flea