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Stayed in Premier Inn's last year going from the South of England to the North. The further North you go, the better they are. The one between Stockton and Middlesbrough is actually quite nice. Travelodge are universally awful.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Why do you think the Travelodge public toilets are so filthy?Originally posted by vetran View PostPooperShot though...Comment
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Have same experiences with Premier Inn mobile signals. Their free wifi is tulip as well.
When I open the window and put my phone next to it I usually manage to get a 3 or 4G signal so I can at least use my phone as mobile hotspotComment
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never really noticed - have stayed in a few premier inn's generally they are clean and quiet
travelodge are trying to pull themselves out of the tulip.... have stayed in one in Manchester recently - it was ok in that it was clean and not smelly and they served a half decent lager at the bar but what do you want for £45 per nightComment
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How do you know?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostWhy do you think the Travelodge public toilets are so filthy?
Did MF arrange a meet there once?Comment
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Thing is there not that cheap anymore. Then again nothing is.This is a contractor forum. Even PC doesn't stay in a Premier Inn.
Stayed in a Days Inn just outside Stevenage once. You know your life is great when you are living in a Days Inn!!
One up from sleeping in the car. And I know contractors who have done that before.Comment
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I slept in a tent during summer and put the bill from the campsite on my expenses. Best way to stay away from home for work ever. Weather has to be good though.Originally posted by mall View PostThing is there not that cheap anymore. Then again nothing is.
Stayed in a Days Inn just outside Stevenage once. You know your life is great when you are living in a Days Inn!!
One up from sleeping in the car. And I know contractors who have done that before.Comment
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Did Travelodge last week - arrived 10pm, left 7:30am - clean, comfortable and quiet, and there was a geocache in the carpark. £40 (would have been even cheaper if I'd booked in advance). Why would I need to spend more?Originally posted by SimonMac View PostA beds a bed, I'd rather stay in s £60 a night hotel and spent the other £40 on booze
I'll tell you next week as I'm booked into the Travelodge at Greenwich [emoji3]Comment
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