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North Wales or lake district?
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just looked at the TL website & 1 family room at the Bangor TL is £35.75 per night. Its right on the egde of the A55.0
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Thanks, don't mind traveling around the area and just using it as a base. It was miles cheaper than anywhere else!
Travelodge say there is free parking though??
I've just had a look at TripAdvisor and a couple of people have mentioned parking in the shopping centre car park next door. Presumably TL have some sort of deal with the shopping centre to allow it's customers to park there for free.The fridge is empty, the walls are damp, there's no hot water
And I look like a tramp and tramps like us
Baby we were born to walk0 -
theres a travelodge in kendel (lake district) which is in an ideal spot for all lakes! reviews on trip advisor arent very nice, but we stayed last year and it was excellent and for the £19 we paid (and £10 for our dog) it was good value for money. its a travelodge dont forget, just some where to sleep!
people seem to want to pay budget £9 a room and expect hairdryers, luxury towels and cosmetics, and then grumble when its not in the room, really what do they think?!0 -
North Wales to see a lot of sheep or Lake District to see more than sheep, its a no brainer I thinks !0
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Been to both loads of times.
IMO The lakes wins hands down. More upbeat, more of it if you like the outdoors.
The Bit round the W/NW coast can be a bit grim.
Whilst North Wales has some nice bits, there are less mountains and the coast is sadder."If you act like an illiterate man, your learning will never stop... Being uneducated, you have no fear of the future.".....
"big business is parasitic, like a mosquito, whereas I prefer the lighter touch, like that of a butterfly. "A butterfly can suck honey from the flower without damaging it," "Arunachalam Muruganantham0 -
grizzly1911 wrote: »Been to both loads of times.
IMO The lakes wins hands down. More upbeat, more of it if you like the outdoors.
The Bit round the W/NW coast can be a bit grim.
Whilst North Wales has some nice bits, there are less mountains and the coast is sadder.
I thank you for you opinion and i am not going to argue with you. But your wrong haha.. I love the Lakes and i really love the scottish highlands North wales esp Snowdonia is much better to walk and drive around than any other national park IMO:rotfl::cool: hard as nails on the internet . wimp in the real world :cool:0 -
I thank you for you opinion and i am not going to argue with you. But your wrong haha.. I love the Lakes and i really love the scottish highlands North wales esp Snowdonia is much better to walk and drive around than any other national park IMO:rotfl:
At busy times a car is a liability in much of the Lake District unless you like queueing and reversing a lot !Never trust a financial institution.
Still studying at the University of Life.0 -
just looked at the TL website & 1 family room at the Bangor TL is £35.75 per night. Its right on the egde of the A55.
I think Bangor would make a better base - from bangor you can get to colwyn bay, conwy, llandudno, caernarfon, llanberis, anglesey within half an hour so it's a bit more central in my opinion0 -
Both areas are really beautiful. I'd go for Llandudno which is a really nice resort and very close to Snowdonia.0
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Look at booking a pub room, ususally they do food as well, we do weekends in both Lakes and North Wales and there are some great little pubs around both.0
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