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Travelodge £10 room summer sale 2012
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hmm... I need a cheap room for 3 nights in Paris in June, I take it there aren't any Travelodge hotels... any tips for best deal? tia0
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will have a look on Thursday ..i need one for Glasgow for the 5th july as my coach trip to Legoland leaves at 7-30 am
Coach company i'm travelling with claimed they did special deals but quoted me £134 for 1 night at Holiday Inn express ( just for me and 2 kids under 10 )
Usualy that would be expensive, but considereing the date, It's probably the best price you will get (at least it includes Free breakfast).0 -
Anyone stayed in Bangor/Caernarfon/Porthmadog - looking to book one of these but with a baby and a toddler I don't want a dirty unsafe room as sometimes you hear with Travelodge;)
Bangor a bit scruffy and at least 3 miles from the town centre.
Portmadog is excellent and in a good location within walking distance of the town.(10 mins)
Aldi and Tesco close by.0 -
will have a look on Thursday ..i need one for Glasgow for the 5th july as my coach trip to Legoland leaves at 7-30 am
Coach company i'm travelling with claimed they did special deals but quoted me £134 for 1 night at Holiday Inn express ( just for me and 2 kids under 10 )life is like a loo roll. the nearer the end you get, the faster it goes.0 -
Anyone stayed in Bangor/Caernarfon/Porthmadog - looking to book one of these but with a baby and a toddler I don't want a dirty unsafe room as sometimes you hear with Travelodge;)
i've stayed at 6 different travelodges in scotland and not a single one has been dirty, in fact all their bedding is white, i assume so it can be bleached and everything is always very neat and tidy.
worst problem i've had was occasionally a too warm room or a less comfortable bed than i'm accustomed too but i can't expect a memory foam mattress at a travelodge0 -
yeah i did notice when staying in one in scarborough that they didn't ask.Sealed pot challenge no5 member no1816!!0
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Confuzzled wrote: »i've stayed at 6 different travelodges in scotland and not a single one has been dirty, in fact all their bedding is white, i assume so it can be bleached and everything is always very neat and tidy.
worst problem i've had was occasionally a too warm room or a less comfortable bed than i'm accustomed too but i can't expect a memory foam mattress at a travelodge
Same here!! Have always been pleased with the Travelodge, especially as I don't think I've spent over £20 for a night there.
I recently stayed in Travelodge one night, followed by Holiday Inn the next night and I honestly wouldn't have said I saw a significant increase in quality (given the significant increase in price... which fortunately I wasn't paying :rotfl:)
Also: http://email2.travelodge.co.uk/summersale/poshstock66 wrote: »anyone got a link?? i've searched google but not found anything!! thanks xxxYou were only killing time and it'll kill you right back0 -
Does anyone know of a good Travelodge with parking near Portsmouth and also Legoland please?0
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Does anyone know of a good Travelodge with parking near Portsmouth and also Legoland please?
Hi 6angels - you can use their map here to find Travelodges in particular places (although this won't give any indication of their quality I guess!): http://www2.travelodge.co.uk/explore_the_uk/index.php
Searching for Portsmouth gives:
'Portsmouth' (appears to be central):
http://www2.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/hotel_overview.php?hotel_id=62
'Portsmouth Hilsea' (appears to be 2 miles out): http://www2.travelodge.co.uk/search_and_book/parking_facilities.php?hotel_id=479
Both these have free parking on a first come first served basis
Google maps tells me that Legoland is about 75 miles away from Portsmouth, but there are other Travelodge's both in between the two and closer to Legoland!You were only killing time and it'll kill you right back0 -
Travelodge at Staines is nice, and there's a Waitrose across the car park which you can grab a breakfast at/grab provisions to take with you to Legoland. We've also stayed at Slough, which is reasonable, and Heston Services which isn't as nice but is usually cheap!0
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