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Travelodge London Central City Road rooms for £50.99 for 2 people (range of dates available mainly Sundays) @ Travelodge
Travelodge London Central City Road rooms for £50.99 for 2 people (range of dates available mainly Sundays) @ Travelodge
Travelodge London Central City Road rooms for £50.99 for 2 people (range of dates available mainly Sundays) @ Travelodge
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Posted 28 March 2023

Travelodge London Central City Road rooms for £50.99 for 2 people (range of dates available mainly Sundays) @ Travelodge

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Our London Central City Road hotel is located in the heart of London and within easy reach of some of London’s best attractions such as the West End - famous for its shopping, restaurants and theatres and East London - where you'll find trendy Shoreditch, the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and St Paul's Cathedral to name a few.

All standard double rooms feature a comfy king size bed with four plump pillows and a cosy duvet. Our on-site restaurant and bar serves breakfast and tasty evening meals.

Our SuperRoom option is the perfect choice for added comforts. Designed with you in mind, our SuperRooms offer a choice of firm or soft hypoallergenic pillows, blackout curtains and mood lighting for a restful nights sleep.

To help you wake up refreshed all our SuperRooms feature a Hansgrohe Raindance 3jet adjustable shower and a Lavazza A Modo Mio fresh capsule coffee machine. All of this, combined with a stylish new room design.

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  1. martinspoon's avatar
    martinspoon
    I used to stay here every so often on work trips - the photo always makes me smirk as the entrance is actually a little up on the left and far less impressive! I think it may have had a refresh since I last stayed in which case ignore this comment, but back then it wasn't a particularly nice Travelodge - functional and clean enough, but like some of their older hotels it bordered on feeling more like a cell than a hotel room. I tended to use it when it was the cheapest option and I couldn't justify something more! (edited)
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    49860834-6zrcz.jpg (edited)
  2. __BAM's avatar
    __BAM
    Oh, look. Sunday nights, 6 months ahead. Am I right?

    Nothing new here.
    blahblahblah1234's avatar
    blahblahblah1234
    Yep, plus the cheapest prices are non-flexible non-refundable rates.
    Pay more for flexible rates.
  3. HUKDTony's avatar
    HUKDTony
    Shame it's £149 on the Friday in August I need.
    LeeTheRed96's avatar
    LeeTheRed96
    I DONT WANT GUITAR LESSONS
  4. wbmkk's avatar
    wbmkk
    Just looking at booking in Liverpool (as a change to Premier Inns where we have been recently) and see there is a saver rate of about £180, then another saver rate + breakfast + wifi, for about £42 more.

    This is made up of £9 (for wi-fi) plus 'breakfast to go' at £33. My wife and i would be staying for 3 nights, so assuming this is 6 breakfasts, seems a decent price .. £5.50 each
    milky2's avatar
    milky2
    Breakfast to go is a bowl of cornflakes, a pastry and an orange juice, it's not an unlimited breakfast. You can buy it from reception for £5.50 at any point in the day. You'd be better off getting something from greggs, if you want something in your room then bring a box of cornflakes with you instead.
  5. EdwouldZilla's avatar
    EdwouldZilla
    Looks like a cheaper verison of the Continental from John wick
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