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£15 Travelodge Xmas Sale

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  • suffolkb
    suffolkb Posts: 1,299 Forumite
    Please check again. the site often shows the single rooms, but scroll down a bit and it often says `also available `... .A family room sleeps 4. Not many left over Christmas in London though.
  • Alison_B
    Alison_B Posts: 2,124 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    Alison_B wrote:
    If you are going to book via the internet for these special offers - please be careful. My father-in-law booked a room for them for over christmas in Scotland. The offer at the time was a room for £26. He proceeded through the booking stages and it came up that he hadn't ticked one of the boxes, so he went back and ticked it. He then pressed for the next screen and the screen came up blank, so he went back again. All the details were still there, so he pressed to confirm and got a confirmation that he had booked 2 rooms. :eek: He got in touch with them and they just more or less said TOUGH LUCK, you can't cancel reduced rate rooms. He wrote to them to say that it was an error on their site and that he hadn't booked 2 rooms but they won't hear anything about this and are insisting that he pays the £52.



    Just heard from the in-laws and they have received a letter from them saying that they will only charge for the one room. They are pleased with the outcome.
  • anewman
    anewman Posts: 9,200 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    ScratUK wrote:
    I work for a very very large Telecoms / ISP (one of the biggest in Europe).
    Following the BBC Watchdog program, Travelodge were immediately suspended from our Approved Vender List.
    So their penny pinching customer inconveniencing policy has instantly cost them goodness knows how many rooms lost per week.
    By any chance NTL/Telewest? Was staying at a Travelodge in Bradford. 6 men working for NTL were before us at reception checking in to two rooms and either travelodge or their boss had mucked up the bookings.

    Our room was non-smoking, but you wouldn't think so with the strongest ever possible smell of cannabis from those NTL men's rooms and down the corridoor that I have ever smelt in my lifetime.
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