Do Travelodges provide towels?

lottee

Have to admit, I was a little worried after booking my £15 deal for a night in London. But I was impressed with the standard & how clean the room/bed/bathroom was. All for a grand total of £7.50 each aswell!

And yes, (as if you need me to tell you also..!) we had towels provided - as someone else has stated, you can request more also.

merlinormartin

i love staying at Travel lodge .. but they never give enough milk cartons

regularsaver1

£15 each! I never saw any of those deals when i was looking over the last few days

Ended up booking a Novotel instead

but what I think is suprising is that it was cheapr at the weekend than ion the week???

moonrakerz

regularsaver1 wrote: »

£15 each! I never saw any of those deals when i was looking over the last few days

Need to book WELL in advance for those, I got one near Gatwick in 2 wks time but booked it in October last year !

djl

gwapenut wrote: »

Though you don't always get a room :rotfl:

i agree i would not stay in a travelodge due to the companys overbooking policy:mad:

stoneman

bushcaro wrote: »

Of to a Travelodge for a few nights - can anyone confirm if they provide towels please. Cannot see any mention on their website.

are you having a laugh

AAngel_3

regularsaver1 wrote: »

but what I think is suprising is that it was cheapr at the weekend than ion the week???

I had always thought that the reasoning behind that was that it will be companies paying in the week so they don't care as much that they have to pay more........

Prudent

merlinormartin wrote: »

i love staying at Travel lodge .. but they never give enough milk cartons

As a reception and they will give you more. Same with tea and coffee.

angel

I've just booked two £15 deals for a trip to scotland in May, I'm thrilled. It works out at £5 each as it's three of us!!

bestyman

Prudent wrote: »

As a reception and they will give you more. Same with tea and coffee.

.....and sugar