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Newest Review: ... the price is good, well it is if you book well in advance. I have paid £19 a night for 4 people to stay in central Norwich ... more

 ... before and similarly seen London rooms for the same price (on a Sunday night I seem to remember though). Everytime the rooms have been clean, warm and a good size. Ok, the hotel has no 'character' but it's designed to be like that so it's easy and simple for them to clean and wash etc. When you arrive you will find a sheet on your bed telling you how they manage to keep their prices so low (no toiletries, no hairdrier, only washing your towels a certain way etc). I do think though if you are looking to go somewhere quic...more

rlparker23
Premium Review Travelodge in general: Travelodge Kings Cross Royal Scot (783 words)
by rlparker23 - written on 20.03.08 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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I stayed at this Travelodge for a weekend with my parents. It was Dad's birthday so we all met up in London so he could look around the museums, galleries etc. I chose this hotel as their train came in at King's Cross and it seemed an easy location for them to be able to travel around the city from. We stayed form the 22nd until the 25th of February 2008. I must admit I read a couple of reviews after I had booked it so I was a bit nervous and had images of my mother shouting at me for booking them in to some hell hole! However, when I arrived any fears I had were proved unfounded. The Lobby and bar area all looked as if they had only recently been done and ...

paulhanton
Premium Review Lodge here, but check it out first. (717 words)
by paulhanton - written on 11.05.08 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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I tend to stay in a lot of Travelodge 'hotels', mainly because I often travel on business, to make things easier, I have an online account with them. I have probably used about 15 different Travelodge hotels in the last 6 or 7 years. There seems to be a huge difference between their better hotels and their worst hotels, which bears no relation to the location, but does seem to be related to the age of the establishment. I will give you three examples to illustrate my point; the best, the worst, and the bizzarre. The best Travelodge that I have stayed in is Cheshunt. It only opened in 2007 and just off the A10/M25 is ideally located for ...

nathaninnit
Premium Review Travelodge in general: No Room at the Inn (1871 words)
by nathaninnit - written on 02.06.07 (Very useful, 434 readings)
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Whilst I have stayed in Travelodge's around the country before, I've never actually stayed in this one.. hold up, don't exit the review just yet. I have however worked in Travelodge, Lolworth and I believe that gives me a better vision for review than even someone who has stayed in the poor quality rooms there. Travelodge, Lolworth is situated just outside of Cambridge on one of the worst roads in the country - the A14. Will you want to stay there? Read on to find out. It was Summer '05 and with GCSE exams behind me I found it was time to get a job to earn some money over the holidays before I decided what to do in the autumn - go on to further education or ...

 
 
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