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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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so thinking about meeting a cpl from a fair distance away
thinking hotel travel lodge sort of thing
so hears the question
do you book 1 room or 2
what do you all do? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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book one and all pile in...simples
unless your staying overnight, then book a room each, then you can shift them out and get some kip when all the fun has finished lol. |
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"book one and all pile in...simples
unless your staying overnight, then book a room each, then you can shift them out and get some kip when all the fun has finished lol."
Agree, also some travel-lodges might get a bit iffy if 4 of you arrive for one room. Also, you might want to swap for sleeping in separate rooms, that's fun! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Also, you might want to swap for sleeping in separate rooms, that's fun!"
we are not at the full swop stage but then seperate rooms could stil be fun
2 rooms seems the way to go |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Agree, also some travel-lodges might get a bit iffy if 4 of you arrive for one room. Also, you might want to swap for sleeping in separate rooms, that's fun!"
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One person/couple should arrive first, then text the room number to the others so that they can go up separately.
The peeps behind the desk seldom challenge anyone that walk purposefully through the door in my limited experience with staying at the Travelodge!  |
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By *hristalCouple
over a year ago
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"Agree, also some travel-lodges might get a bit iffy if 4 of you arrive for one room. Also, you might want to swap for sleeping in separate rooms, that's fun!
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One person/couple should arrive first, then text the room number to the others so that they can go up separately.
The peeps behind the desk seldom challenge anyone that walk purposefully through the door in my limited experience with staying at the Travelodge! "
Have to agree there and if you look carefully most have a side fire exit door that you can open to let people in!
Christalx |
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Dont know if its common throughout the chain, but Travelodge around here have bigger rooms that sleep 4, they call them family rooms, have a double bed and a fold-out settee bed, might be an option.
We stayed in one near Birmingham for our first ever meet, have to say no-one slept much lol!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Cancel the meet and come to stay at ours, we have 4 spare bedrooms 
whoops just seen your age criteria, cancel that advice and keep away from fire exits they are generally alarmed.
Book your own room and let them book thiers everytime  |
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