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Travelodge Canterbury Dunkirk
Newest Review: ... a Little Chef. It is set back of quite a busy road and sits in almost it's own little woodland. When walking towards the entrance you are met with the sound of birds singing in the trees. I was hoping to have a room at the front as this overlooks the tiny woodland with it's birds and squirrels (which I saw plenty of last time!), luckily we had. I didn't really want to be looking out at ... more  ... lorries and petrol pumps (although I am a people
person and do enjoy watching life passing by, especially with a good chilled wine!!)
The room was of the usual standard for a Travelodge, I do think they could try and make them a bit more cheerful. With it's s...more |
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CHEAP and SLIGHTLY CHEERFUL!! Travelodge Canterbury Dunkirk (929 words)
by - written on 18/08/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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I have stayed at many Travelodges over the last couple of years. We tend to book a couple of nights when there is a special offer on, then go and chill out for a couple of days be it, seeing a show or just general going around some different shopping areas or having a couple of wines in different bars and restaurants. Well on this occasion last March we had booked tickets for a day trip over to France. We had picked up a great offer with P & O where when you paid £19 you could take a car over to France with up to 8 people and not only that when on board the ferry you received a voucher for 6 bottles of wine free, plus half price breakfast ... Read the complete review
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