Travelodge Rooms from £9 (starts 29th Dec 6am)

twinmum07

Just following on from the 3 kids dilema people were talking about earlier. We have 3 kids age 3, 3 and 9mths so I was wondering what people who know more about the room sizes. The baby is far too big for a moses basket so would need a travel cot - will this be too difficult in a family room with the pull out bed in use?
If we book a second family room and specifically ask for them to be next door will they actually do this? I'm not sure I could hack them being in another room vene though they are further away from us on an evening at home but I guess then we could play it by ear and just use the other room for our 'stuff'

mandycr

defo got more rooms today than they did yesterday just managed to book a couple of hotels in edinburgh and glasgow and they werent there yesterday

pretzelnut

twinmum07 wrote: »

Just following on from the 3 kids dilema people were talking about earlier. We have 3 kids age 3, 3 and 9mths so I was wondering what people who know more about the room sizes. The baby is far too big for a moses basket so would need a travel cot - will this be too difficult in a family room with the pull out bed in use?
If we book a second family room and specifically ask for them to be next door will they actually do this? I'm not sure I could hack them being in another room vene though they are further away from us on an evening at home but I guess then we could play it by ear and just use the other room for our 'stuff'

A travel cot will easily fit in down the end of the pull out bed, theres more than enough space for a travel cot and wont cause too much of a problem.

The problem arises when you try and squeeze in an older child who needs their own bed, when there just isn't one, or even space for one, unless they share with their sibling by topping and tailing.

sirbrainy

twinmum07 wrote: »

Just following on from the 3 kids dilema people were talking about earlier. We have 3 kids age 3, 3 and 9mths so I was wondering what people who know more about the room sizes. The baby is far too big for a moses basket so would need a travel cot - will this be too difficult in a family room with the pull out bed in use?
If we book a second family room and specifically ask for them to be next door will they actually do this? I'm not sure I could hack them being in another room vene though they are further away from us on an evening at home but I guess then we could play it by ear and just use the other room for our 'stuff'

The rooms will be adjoining.

Please don't contemplate putting (say) 2 of your kids on their own in one of the rooms - they're too young.

How about dad with the two 3 year olds and mum with babby?

Like I already said, there is ample room for 3 small kids if you smuggle 1 in and put the pull out bed/ mattress/ bolster etc in a line.

manutd99

can someone suggest places to visit. where there's a travelodge. want to go somewhere in the summer so might as well book now. eg scotland. been edinburgh. Anywhere else for sightseeing in scotland

sirbrainy

Inverness http://www.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/hotel_overview.php?hotel_id=278

Tour the Highlands

Mardrew

Having returned from a night in the York Central Travelodge late afternoon today I logged on and realised that I had missed the start of the Travelodge sale. I decided to have a look through anyway to see if there were still any good deals and managed to get a £9 room for between Christmas & the New Year next year for York Central. (We paid £32 for last night's stay which we still thought was a good price.)

Giggles_Fairy

I am looking to book a travelodge in liverpool for later in the year for some shopping. Looking at the central one and the Stonedale park one. I drive so would prefer to drive in but the central one does not have a car park. It does mention a car park over the road which is free overnight and chargeable during the day. The stonedale one is further out but has a free car park. Has anyone been to these and could maybe help me make my mind up?

sparkles81

Thanks OP just booked a couple of nights next Nov for the Rihanna concert at Manchester central , first night was £9 & second night £19.50

AJS33

I am so frustrated with travel lodge, i booked 3 nights in Newcastle and i selected family room and ticked the twin occupancy as i was told to do this by a receptionist last time i stayed at a TL so that two lots of bedding would be in the room, i then paid and then when i received the confirmation email it had booked a double room, which is not what i requested, you can't talk to anyone at TL you have to email, i have had one email response which said you can't change hotel/date - i don't want to change the date/hotel i just want a family room (i.E 2 seperate beds to sleep on) i don't think this is too much to ask as this is what i requested in my original booking - not my problem that the system has changed it......