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Travelodge family rooms

Please can someone help me, as travelodge website not helping. I would like to know if I can stay with my 3 children (aged4-8) in a family room, i.e. 1 adult and 3 children. Thanks

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  • minxtress
    minxtress Posts: 774 Forumite
    Yes you can, just book it as two adults and two children if it doesnt let you do it 1ad and 3 children. Ive stayed with my 3 before.
  • t4mof
    t4mof Posts: 271 Forumite
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    According to their T&Cs it wouldn't appear so:

    Family Rooms:
    Maximum number of occupants is 4 (including babies & children), in the following combinations:
    2 adults, 2 children (under 16)
    3 adults, 1 child or 1 baby in a cot (cots are available at some Hotels, depending on availability)
    2 adults, 2 babies in cots (dependant on space available in the room)
    You should speak directly to the Hotel to confirm availability of cots and room size

    Also online it doesn't give you the option of choosing 3 children. I'd give them a ring though coz there would be the space. Seems odd you can do 3 adults, 1 child but not 1 adult, 3 children.
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  • bevvy
    bevvy Posts: 451 Forumite
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    t4mof wrote: »
    According to their T&Cs it wouldn't appear so:

    Family Rooms:
    Maximum number of occupants is 4 (including babies & children), in the following combinations:
    2 adults, 2 children (under 16)
    3 adults, 1 child or 1 baby in a cot (cots are available at some Hotels, depending on availability)
    2 adults, 2 babies in cots (dependant on space available in the room)
    You should speak directly to the Hotel to confirm availability of cots and room size

    Also online it doesn't give you the option of choosing 3 children. I'd give them a ring though coz there would be the space. Seems odd you can do 3 adults, 1 child but not 1 adult, 3 children.


    Why not just book 2adults and 2children as someone has already mentioned, still 4 people and doesn't make any difference to the price
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