How do you guys find decent and relatively cheap rooms when working away from home in a town\city you don't know?
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Cheap and decent lodgings in a strange town
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Travelodge/Premier Travel Inn etc for the first week. During first week, scope out B&Bs, Caravan Sites with static caravans etc etc.Originally posted by carpenteriHow do you guys find decent and relatively cheap rooms when working away from home in a town\city you don't know? -
I've just done 10 months in a travelodge - prebooking got the daily rate down to £26@ day - pretty good for town centre serviced accomodation.
Buy yourself a cheepo freeview box & don't expect internet access in the roomsHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I saw Mordac kicking a can down the road the other day. I asked him what he was doing. 'Moving' he said.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFanI saw Mordac kicking a can down the road the other day. I asked him what he was doing. 'Moving' he said.
You're a funny f.ucker, don't let anyone tell you otherwise...
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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wise advice to take a hotel/travel dodge for the first week and scope the area, not like what I did once in Bristol, went straight to one of those B&B dickensian bleak house thingies on the hill up to clifton, 8 years later, I can still remember the itching...........
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Feck me, what has contracting become? What do you do, tarmac drives with a bit of Oracle on the side? Jeezuz. Caravans indeed.Originally posted by Cowboy BobCaravan Sites with static caravans etc etc.Comment
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Originally posted by pickleFeck me, what has contracting become? What do you do, tarmac drives with a bit of Oracle on the side? Jeezuz. Caravans indeed.
Clear off, permie!
All the true contractors on this site have caravans. Mine's at Selsea but hurry up if you want to use it...the site closes at the end of October...Illegitimus non carborundum est!Comment
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Static caravans are great to hire if you can find a site near your client. You always get a TV, kitchen and guest room. Most have a bar on the site. Some have Sky TV and Wi-Fi access. Perfect contractor home away from home.Originally posted by pickleFeck me, what has contracting become? What do you do, tarmac drives with a bit of Oracle on the side? Jeezuz. Caravans indeed.Comment
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