Travelodge Hotel Rooms From £34

Jordon "Britain's Coupon Kid" Cox — Wed, 28 Sep 2022 15:39:19 +0000

Getting away on a little break, visiting family or just staying overnight in a hotel can be very costly.

When looking at hotel comparison sites like Trivago or Hotels Combined, it’s hard to find cheap hotel deals.

Two key hotel chains they they also tend to miss are Premier Inn and Travelodge – and right now there’s a deal at one of them for some cheap rooms over the next year.

Here’s all the details.

What is in the deal exactly?

On dates ranging from today until August 2023, Travelodge has made 1,000,000 hotel rooms available for £34 a night.

This is available at Travelodge hotels nationwide, but you might have to do some searching for availability.

1,000,000 rooms are available for the low price, but you’ll likely find that it’s only weekday dates off peak that you’ll find them. There may be some Friday-Sunday dates around for the £34 price, but they may be booked up quickly.

As the deal is for stays up until August next year, your best chance of finding cheap rooms will be in the months of November, January and February – but they still may be available at other times.

Travelodge has a handy tool called Price Finder, that allows you to search in a whole week in your location to see prices of rooms. This is probably your best option for finding the cheapest deal.

It might be a bit of trial and error with dates, but enter your desired location and dates and see if any pop up.

If you’re flexible, see if changing the date by a day, or moving out to a further away hotel will bag you the bargain price.

From doing quick searches, we’ve managed to find £34 rooms in places like Bournemouth, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Liverpool and the outskirts of London – so it’s worth a check.

Why should I care?

Whether it’s an overnight stay at an airport or a much needed break – it’s expensive to travel at the moment.

If you’re not using any hotel reward schemes or earning free nights from your stays, finding the cheapest nights rest is a good way to go.

If you’re not worried about the quality of the hotel and just want a bed to rest your head on, finding a £34 room is a good way to go.

What’s the catch?

It may be hard to find the cheapest rooms on the dates you’re searching on. During school holidays, leading up to Christmas and the summer will be hard to find £34 rooms.

If you can be flexible on dates, and can stay Sunday-Thursday nights, then that’s when you’ll find the best deals.

What other options do I have?

Fellow cheap hotel chains Premier Inn and Holiday Inn also do similar sales throughout the year. They might not appear on hotel comparison sites either, so it’s worth having a search on those websites too before booking.

If Travelodge prices are high, it’s worth checking to see if its cheaper elsewhere.

Where can I find out more?

You can find out everything you need to know on the Travelodge website, as well as searching and booking your hotel room.

Be sure to use the Price Finder tool if you’re a little more flexible too.

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Budget holidays: which websites will get you the best deals on flights and hotels?

Leanne Franklin — Thu, 21 Jul 2016 06:00:38 +0000

Recent heatwave aside, it’s been a totally rubbish summer so far for us Brits. Working in a gloomy office for 40 hours a week takes it out of you, so with that in mind I caved in a few weeks ago and booked a holiday to sunny sunny Spain.
Unsurprisingly, both my friend and I were on a budget, so with that in mind we had to be extra savvy to book an escape for as few pennies as possible. To throw a spanner in the works, I am pretty fussy when it comes to holidays. I like a nice holiday hot spot in a nice hotel, for minimum money. Anything vaguely Brits abroad just doesn’t sit well with me (although controversially I do like the Linekers bar – height of sophistication). So the challenge was to book a semi-luxury holiday for less than £350. Here’s how we did it:
1) Looked on Skyscanner, which is my favourite flight site as you can compare multiple destinations at once. So searched flights from Birmingham – I searched for ‘anywhere’ to see which was cheapest on the dates we wanted. Whittled it down to Mallorca, a mere snip at £96 return.
2) Opted for hand luggage only to save money – a risky move considering I pack my entire wardrobe, but Ryanair were charging £50 for extra luggage, which is pretty extortionate.
3) Headed to Trivago to compare hotels; you can search by star rating, budget and resort (Magaluf was first to be vetoed). I hit the jackpot and found a 4* hotel with excellent TripAdvisor ratings and breakfast/dinner included. A bargain at £250 each.
4) Looked on Expedia to see if it was cheaper to book together. It wasn’t. But I’ve been told sometimes it is.
5) Booked flights and hotel separately for a grand total of £350 each. Not bad!
I budgeted for £150 spending money while I was there, which wasn’t a lot, but as my food was included I figured I wouldn’t need quite as much spending money. Admittedly most of that money did go on alcohol…but what’s a holiday without a few sangrias?