Can i sell my London travelodge room?

bex32

We're going tomorrow to covent garden for 2 nights but i booked double room instead of family room and phoned them and there's no availability so is it ok to sell my 2 nights on ebay? I guess we just send on our confirmation number and address to winner? Is it ok to do that, i don't want to break any rules as i have 100% feedback! Thanks in advance :-)

supermum4

Hi bex32 i have sold several travelodge rooms on ebay when our travel plans have changed, and i have never had a problem just sent them the booking ref and my surname, as you sometimes need to confirm these, best of look and have a great time.

alared

Yes and if they trash the room your name and address will be down for it.

Bongedone

alared wrote: »

Yes and if they trash the room your name and address will be down for it.

Thats a good point.

supermum4

alared wrote: »

Yes and if they trash the room your name and address will be down for it.

I have never had a problem (maybe just lucky) why anyone would want to trash the hotel room is beyond me but i suppose this is a point to consider:rolleyes:

AndysDad

As has already been said,yes you can sell it on Ebay and possibly get a good price as its Covent Garden.Yes you do run a risk but I haven't had any problems.Good luck.

shop-to-drop

If I were you I would go anyway and take blow up beds for the kids.

FreebieLooker

I have never sold any travelodge rooms but have come across where people have sold their rooms on ebay and hotel rooms also hotels in london website too if you click on 'add my hotel' theres an option to add your hotel room to the website.

FreebieLooker

Yes and if they trash the room your name and address will be down for it.

That is a very good point all should consider.

loulou123

Have never stayed in Travelodge, but dont most hotels want the credit card you booked with when you check in?

Maybe Travelodge dont have this policy though?

dzug1

loulou123 wrote: »

Have never stayed in Travelodge, but dont most hotels want the credit card you booked with when you check in?

Maybe Travelodge dont have this policy though?

Don't know about Travelodge, but I've booked with one card and paid with another at quite a few hotels, so I don't think it's a general requirement.