Travelodge Durham Reviews
Newest Review: ... you have a fair idea of what you're going to get when you book. The room and en suite bathroom were both very clean and tidy and although the room itself was pretty basic, the bathroom was lovely and modern. Apart from the usual toilet and sink there was also a bath with a shower overhead. I love baths but my husband loves showers so there was something to suit both of our tastes. Travel Lodge do not provide any toiletries, so you have to remember to bring your own, although they do sell miniature sized bottles from vending machines. I found these were on the pricy side, so better to bring your own! Also it's worth remembering that they ... more
Customer Travelodge Durham Reviews (3)
by - written on 20/04/10 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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Even though I live in Durham, when my new windows were being put in my house was a complete tip! Given that fact, I decided to book into the Travel Lodge until everything was finished. The hotel is in a very handy location, just 5 minutes walk from the centre of the city. It has a small car park to the front which it shares with the adjoining restaurant Che Vita. There is an overflow car park a few minutes walk away. When we first went it we were greeted by the receptionist who showed us to our room. Now the thing about Travel Lodge rooms is they all look the same! Personally I don't see this as a bad thing, at least you have a fair idea of what ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/02/09 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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I've stayed in Travelodges all over the UK and if nothing else, at least you know what you're getting. My boyfriend and I booked a room recently for one night as we were visiting old uni friends up in Durham, and needed somewhere cheap (after spending loads on our train tickets from London!) so the Travelodge seemed as good as anywhere. I booked a room through Expedia as I'm signed up to a website that offers cashback on Expedia transactions, but in the past I've booked directly through the Travelodge website and found it extremely user-friendly and easy to navigate. At times recently they've offered a limited number of rooms at prices as low as £19 and £29 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 29/10/08 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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Travelodges are one of those ubiquitous things. Everywhere you go has them, and you know they will offer a certain, basic level of comfort without ever being anything special. Having said that, I was rather surprised when I stayed a couple of nights in the Travelodge in Durham. Booking online was relatively straightforward - a simple case of going to the Travelodge website, typing in the town or city and choosing the dates of the stay. If you're not already registered, you have to create an account, but the whole thing only takes around 5 minutes in total. In common with many hotel chains, they do levy a surcharge of £1.50 if you pay by credit card, which I ... Read the complete review
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