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Travelodge autumn £10 room

elsie1969
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Hope this hasn't already been posted, heads up for a new Travelodge £10 room sale. Starts 6am Thursday 14th July! :beer:
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Sorry about not leaving a link earlier, posted info just before leaving the house, just back in so here it is.
http://email2.travelodge.co.uk/autumnsale/
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Bumped for marie1439.
I got a 3 rooms in one hotel on outskirts of London in the last sale. First room £10, other 2 £15 each. £40 for 3 rooms, fab deal for our August break! Will be looking again this week too!
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Thanks for bumping this thread up for me elsie1969. I will keep an eye on it. I'm planning a trip in October for 8 nights, might be hard to get that many nights on sale.0
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Ill be up at 6AM for the Next online sale, might as well kill 2 birds with one stone0
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The TL sale rooms are always available a few hours before the advertised start time.
I was sentenced to a 10 month stretch in a TL and the staff used to tip me off when the sales were due to start. The staff are told the rooms will be available earlier than advertised to give them the opportunity to buy first.0 -
In the last sale, rooms started to appear at about 3am, so it's either a late night, or an early morning.:o
Be warned, the site does tend to crash at 6.05am :mad:0 -
Bumped for marie1439.
I got a 3 rooms in one hotel on outskirts of London in the last sale. First room £10, other 2 £15 each. £40 for 3 rooms, fab deal for our August break! Will be looking again this week too!
i have never booked room in sale, but why you have to book 3 separate rooms? why not 3 night for the room instead?0 -
Travelodge has a weird pricing policy and it is actually cheaper in most cases to book each night individually. Experiment online and you will see that if you book a saver room but the next night is a different rate the cost of the booking is higher than if you booked it separately.0
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Are there any recommended travel lodges in central London? We're going to see lee Evans in September and would love to have a little overnight stay with the hubby in London? Doesn't have to be close to wembley but would be great if was more central so can do late night dinner and drinks just wondering if anyone knows of a decent one as the only ones I've seen were where we used to live and were a bit shoddy!
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sugar.lady wrote: »i have never booked room in sale, but why you have to book 3 separate rooms? why not 3 night for the room instead?
My three rooms were all for the same night, couple of familys going on a 2 day trip, just need an overnight stop over. Only one room available at £10, next 2 £15 each.
As another poster said, it is often actually better to book rooms individually whether for more than 1 room for 1 night, or 1 room for multiple nights..... it's often a case of see what comes up when you are trying to book them. Not always easy at 3am, lol0
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