Travelodge £15 rooms for Easter

Lorian

suffolkb wrote:

Fast asleep at midnight when another couple came into the room.

I've had that happen at a much more expensive hotel. It's the reason I always use the double lock facility on doors, where available.

mcallister1

Thanks OPs- just booked a couple of nights near Canterbury to take my dh and ds to see the siights there and a night near Eastbourne- brilliant as Easter Sunday and next two nights. Seems unbelievable that they do this in holiday times- but maybe they have less business traffic then?

elly_2

can anyone tell me are these family rooms!

bushcaro

elly wrote:

can anyone tell me are these family rooms!

Yes - lots of family rooms available

mcallister1

elly wrote:

can anyone tell me are these family rooms!

Hey Elly- There is a double bed and a pull out sofa bed and something for a smaller child. Ensuite. Cots available I think.The rooms specify smoking or non. They say 3 adults and a child would be ok.
They are fine for family trips imo although there is no lounge or restaurant, just the room- you can have breakfast delivered in a bag for £4.95 ish if I remember rightly but we usually go out - they are often near service areas but we go into BHS in a town or something.
They are always, in my experience, clean and reasonably recently decorated. Some of them are a bit near big motorways so can be noisy.

BONJOEY

would a family room hold 5, 2 adults and 3 small kids, it greives me paying for another omm when the extra child will sleep in our room anyway.

Eternal_2

Thanks OP, got a room in Guildford for me and the girlfriend to spend a romantic evening lol.

lae150

booked a night at London Docklands - we will be getting £20 return train tickets (£10 each) with the daily mail - so £35 for a night away in London!!!

I can beat that!
We booked a £15.00 room at the Covent Garden Travelodge, and National Express from Peterborough return and it's cost us £27.00 total for a night away at Easter. :j

FloFlo

Who did you book the cheap train tickets with?

mcallister1

BONJOEY wrote:

would a family room hold 5, 2 adults and 3 small kids, it greives me paying for another omm when the extra child will sleep in our room anyway.

They wouldn't want you to- but is one in a cot? It is big enough. Have you checked the site? It says
We have rooms accommodating different numbers of people:

A single room has a single bed and can accommodate a maximum of 1 person.
A double room consists of 1 double bed and can sleep a maximum of 2 people.
A twin consists of 2 single beds and can sleep a maximum of 2 people.
A family room consists of a double bed, a single sofa bed and a 5ft pull out bed. They can sleep up to 3 adults or a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 children under 16).
We are unable to accommodate more than the maximum number of occupants stated above as this is against fire regulations.

Do you provide cots? Yes ,but availability is limited. Please call to book.