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Travelodge AyrNewest Review: ... arrived in Ayr around 9.00 pm just as it was starting to get dark. After I had booked the room I realised that this Travelodge has no catering facilities so before we arrived at the hotel I went to a nearby Asda which is open 24 hours for some drinks and sustenance. The Travelodge is located next to a small industrial estate and has a Frankie & Benny's restaurant next door. My past ... more |
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by - written on 29/05/09 (Very useful, 143 readings)
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What's that I hear you say - another Travelodge review? Well, yes, I am afraid I am going to review another Travelodge. I was going to resist but this one is significantly different from the London ones I have reviewed in the past and I think justifies a write-up. I stayed at the Travelodge in Ayr a couple of weeks ago after our Stena HSS had docked back in Scotland following our day trip to Belfast. The reason I chose to stay in Ayr was because I had done an 83 mile drive from my sister's house to Stranraer that morning and if anyone is familiar with the A77 road south of Ayr, they will know it requires concentration and care for a ... Read the complete review
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