Travel lodge

Questions and Answers

Travel lodge??????

Q) When you stay at a travel lodge do you get breakfast??? x x

A) Breakfast isn't included in the price but all Travelogdes have breakfast facilities for an extra charge. At all travelodges you can get a breakfast bag for just £4.50. It includes a fresh banana, croissant and Kelloggs cereal pot (complete with spoon and milk) as well as orange juice and a large cup so you can take coffee or tea from your room with you. You can order the night before or pick up in the morning, just ask reception. Most travelodges are next to a little chef or similar and cook breakfasts are available. Its best to phone the lodge to double check opening times.

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Q) do you work in the hotel business? have you ever slept with a guest at your place of work? i.e when a guest booked in you just had to get to know them better etc or vice versa. were you a guest at a hotel & invited a member of staff back to your room? any regrets?

A) my best mate used to work in a travel lodge before she got the sack for sleeping with a guest... not recommended lol xx

Manchester Travel lodge deals?

Q) A good while ago when I was at a Travel lodge in Blackpool they recenptionist there said that if you book enough in advance you can get rooms for what I think was £7 a night. I'm having a little trouble with the website so I was wondering if anyone could just tell me if this deal is still on or if there are any others similar? Or if there is a number that can be phoned that isn't just a robot.

A) The cheapest deal they have is £15 a night, which works out at £7.50 per person if there are two people sharing a room, and £5 a person for people sharing a family room (3 adults allowed in a family room, or 2 adults and 2 children). There is limited availablity on these rooms, so you either have to book ages in advance (a minimum of 3 weeks) or wait for special offers to come up. I did a bit of travelling over the Christmas period using this offer, but I booked in early November to enable this. You have to book the rooms in advance, and you can't get your money back if you have to cancel or postpone your trip. Just visit the link below and look for that they call Supersaver rooms.

phone number travel lodge glasgow airport?

Q) i booked travel lodge for my son with my visa card on the internet, when he arrived there they said they have to have my card to put it through chip and pin,i thought it came of my account automatically when i booked it,what will i do he has no money to pay it.

A) Travelodge Glasgow Airport Hotel Marchburn Drive, Glasgow Airport Business Park, Paisley Glasgow PA3 2SJ Tel: 0871 984 6335 Fax: 0141 889 0583

travel lodge in stoke on trent newcastle under lyme near to post code st4 6js?

A) Is this the one you are looking for? Stoke Talke? http://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel/hotel_id/179/StokeTalke

travelling to chippenham on sunday.staying at travel lodge anyone got any promotion codes...?

A) No, sorry.

Is there a travel lodge in Portsmouth centre or similar?

A) Travelodge Travelodge Portsmouth Hotel Kingston Crescent, Garfield Road, North End Portsmouth PO2 8AB www.travelodge.co.uk Premier Travel Inn 1 Southampton Road North Harbour Cosham Portsmouth PO6 4SA www.premiertravelinn.com Ibis Hotel Winston Churchill Avenue Portsmouth PO1 2LX www.ibishotel.com

nice B@B or Travel lodge near Exeter crown court in Cornwall no more than 5 miles away.?

A) I thought Exeter Crown Court was in Devon?

Has anyone ever booked in to a Travel Lodge and then been told its over booked?

Q) I have booked to stay in London n May but saw a programme which said they routinely over book. I really need that room but they won't let me pre pay. (I am running a marathon that weekend and have to have a bed for the night!) Any suggestions?

A) Why does it have to be Travelodge? Premier Travel Inn is the exact same thing! Check their website at: www.premiertravelinn.com

I need a contact phone number for travel lodge uk?

A) 01844 358703 is their Head Office switchboard number

How dod I contact Travel Lodge Corporate office to make a complaint?

A) Customer Service (Guest) 1-800-835-2424 1910 8th Avenue, N.E. Aberdeen, SD 57402-4090

Is the San Antonio Travel Lodge E 35 North in a good neighborhood and is it a good place to stay?

A) No, BAD AREA! This is on the cities east side which as experienced a jump in gang crimes this past year. There is some good ones on I-35 North closer to Loop 1604 they are: There is a LaQuinta on: 12822 I-35 North @ Toepperwein $75.00 a night. Days Inn San Antonio I-35 North 11202 I-35 North $62.00 a night Budget Host Inn San Antonio 11027 I-35 North $65.00 Motel 6 San Antonio North 9503 I-35 North 39.95, Over the phone reservation 35.95 Online Keep in mind it's 35.95/39.95 per person Stay away from: South Side East Side West Side

is there a computer aat the travel lodge hotel at disneyworld?

Q) well see im like a computer freak and im in this thing where i have to be on for 4 days in a row so yea -.-

A) Yes, they use it to check people in and out.

Is there an age requirement to check into a hotel? Like a travel lodge or something?

Q) Me and my girlfriend want to train it out of town, to get away for a week end, but I'm to lazy to call and ask, so I'm hoping someone on here will know! (= Thanks! (I'm 17, 18 in september)

A) Most hotel require that the guests are at least 18 years old to book a room.

How do I travel to Pinkham Notch Joe Dodge Lodge?

Q) I want to travel from Philadelphia. I am looking for a cheap and quick mode of transportation. The lodge is in Gorham, New Hampshire. I have taken a look at the grey hound rates and it is in excess of 200 dollars for a one way ticket. So folks, let me know how can I make it to that place? Just found that from Philadelphia, a round trip is 200 dolllars.

A) Got me , I just looked at the Greyhound site and got a price of $ 88.50 LV PHI 9:00AM ARR Pinkham Notch NH 9:10 PM change buses in NYC & Boston Bus #2124

If I pay for travel, lodging, and meals to be a contestant on a game show, are those expenses tax deductible.?

A) absolutely not, unless you could somehow prove that you're a professional game show contestant (which, of course, you aren't)

I am trying to find honeymoon ideas (lodging/travel) for the plus sized/obese couple and cant find anything.?

Q) My boyfriend and I both weigh close to 400 lbs and are wondering if anyone caters to plus sized honeymooners. We for example hate flying because of the size issue and although we wanted to go n a cruise we dont think we will fit anywhere!

A) I can relate. I am about your weight. If you can afford it, you would probably find first class seats comfortable enough to fly. You could also drive, and book hotels with King beds. I think cruise ships might be more accomadating than you think. We just got a cabin in the Colrado mountains and drove there from Texas. If you live in a metropolitan area you might save your money and just get a nice room there. If you are like me, you probably haven't done half the things there are to do in the area. Hope that helps give you some ideas.

How do I save money on travel?

Q) I want to take a trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico from the United States. How can I save money on travel and lodging?

A) Hi. You could try the low cost airlines for flights: www.jetblue.com www.spiritair.com also check out this site: www.kayak.com it checks for the nest deals from the airlines + other online sites and shows you the top few. Call the hotels direct to see if they have any specials. Check out Bed & Breakfast places (usually cheaper than hotels). There is also this hotel in Old San Juan that was mentioned in the NY Times "Da House" hotel - rooms are less than $100 http://www.visit-the-coqui.com/2007/04/the-frugal-traveler-visits-puerto-rico/ more infor here: http://www.visit-the-coqui.com

Where do I look for the best package deal on travel and lodging to London from Detroit MI, USA?

A) Try Orbitz, Expedia, Hotwire, or one of the airline sites.

Are there any study abraod programs that pay for your travel and lodging as long as you work for them?

A) There is one program I am interested in, ELTAP (English Language Teaching Assistant Program), sets you up in a country to teach English where it is not a first language. Depending on where you go, the room and board is already set up for you and you will not have to pay extra. However, it is an abroad opportunity so there are fees (less than a semester at my university) and you will earn college credit. As far as I know, they do not pay you to participate. Another idea is teaching abroad not as a volunteer. You can learn more at the websites below. Check these websites out and keep looking...you should find something that suits your needs, good luck!