Unlimited breakfast starts from £8.99 + two kids eat free, per paying adult + U'ltd Lavazza coffee (No hotel booking required) @ Travelodge

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A little workaround really, i wasn't aware (maybe forgotten) and i guess many/some others aren't. There's no need to have a hotel booking to take up their offers on breakfast, which are from £8.99 BUT two kids eat free plus you get UnlimitedLavazza coffee (Among other drinks)

Can you get a Travelodge breakfast without staying at the hotel?

Yes, Travelodge welcomes 'walk-in' guests for breakfast or dinners in the hotel restaurant. Simply present yourself to reception and you will be directed to the restaurant where staff will arrange to take payment for your meal and show you to a table.

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The ultimate unlimited breakfast: Including fresh whole bean Lavazza coffee

Our unlimited breakfast starts from only £8.99 and kids aged 15 and under eat completely FREE*. Available in all our hotels with an open onsite Bar Café.

1. Unlimited food – Our unlimited breakfast is better than ever

Choose as much as you like from our cooked selection, including prime back bacon, Cumberland pork sausages, free range scrambled eggs**, crispy hash browns, Quorn vegan sausages, fresh mushrooms, tomatoes and Heinz baked beans. Plus anything you like from our lighter breakfast selection including fruit salad, Yeo Valley organic yoghurts, all butter croissants and more. NOW with an even bigger range including pancakes, bagels, plant based yoghurts, peanut butter, a variety of fruit and more!

*Unlimited cooked breakfast is at Bar Café hotels only – excludes London Central Kings Cross.

2. Unlimited drinks – with freshly ground whole bean Lavazza coffee

Our breakfast includes a range of unlimited Lavazza coffees. Choose from black or white americano, latte, mocha, cappuccino or espresso – all made from Lavazza’s specially selected blends. Tea lovers can enjoy unlimited Typhoo tea or our new range of Ridgways fruit and herbal infusion teas, plus our chilled breakfast fruit juice is unlimited too.

3. FREE for kids***

Up to 2 kids aged 15 or under eat FREE for every full paying adult.

*Unlimited breakfast is only available where we have restaurants and bars located inside our hotels - our Bar Café hotels. **In line with Travelodge's commitment to improving animal welfare we only use free-range eggs. ***Up to 2 children aged 15 and under eat breakfast free per paying adult (does not include breakfast box). Breakfast times vary depending on hotel. Please check the hotel page and click breakfast symbol for specific times.

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Edited by Dan_82, 19 July 2023

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13th Mar
Premier Inn do the same deal@ £9.99 for hot breakfast and £7.99 for continental, with Costa coffee, but I think their spread is better. Used it quite a lot when the kids were younger. When I stayed at Travelodge, breakfast there wasn't inspiring, but that over 10 years ago, hopefully they are much better. (edited)
13th Mar
Includes 2 children per adult and is a £1 dearer and much better and is a constant price no promotional. Added breakfast a couple of times at travelodge and regretted both times
13th Mar
I've been doing this for years with the kids at Premier inn and occasionally go in on my own too. Fry ups in greasy spoon cafes are no longer cheap and a cup of coffee is £3plus everywhere. So this is great as its buffet and the surroundings are clean and pleasant.

Just to note Travelodge do scrambled eggs and not fried. Premier Inn the other way round. At least at the ones I've been to.
13th Mar
I’m in travel lodge Covent Garden at the moment and the food is awful please don’t pay for food at any travelogue just go out and eat
13th Mar
I was there 2 days ago. The food wasn't great, but it's not too dissimilar to other Travelodges. Ultimately, it's a Travelodge, you can't really go in with high expectations. (edited)
13th Mar
It's a good deal if you can make the most of it, normally the wife ruins it by insisting on having a breakfast alongside myself and the 2 kids.

Not sure why someone keeps insisting that Premier Inn doesn't let you have two free kids

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Seems to say so here and they certainly did last time I went in (sometimes just take the kids if I'm on my own with them, can't really fault it for a tenner for me and a couple of kids that can trough).

Would suggest that the Premier Inn was quite a bit better tbh, if you have a choice like. If you're staying in a Travelodge, it's perfectly decent. Not sure I'd walk in.
13th Mar
thats exactly what I say to the Mrs when she decides to tag along.

Me and the kids go anytime they want a fry up breakfast. One likes sausages, beans, fried egg, hash browns. The other Bacon, poached egg toast. They often want a different juice. Then one likes fruit after whilst the other likes pancakes/muffin.

By the time I've bought and made all that, I've spent more than £9.99. So may aswell just go out and eat it.

Also the one local to us is a new Beefeater, so actually pretty nice. If its not a busy period, they wont do the buffet and cook to order then serve to the table. They'll also do that on request even if there is a buffet, but I don't bother.

The coffee is ok, but its out of a machine. But for £9.99 its excellent value and pretty good quality. Apparently they used to do BLC discount on top (edited)
13th Mar
8.99 these days for an all eat breakfast is good value inc coffee!! I mean a coffee these says is £3
13th Mar
Always take a flask gives me coffee for extra 1 or so hrs once I leave
14th Mar
Difference between this and Premier Inn is quite big. This is restricted to those Travelodges with cafes inside, not at the adjoining restaurant (my local uses Wehterspoons).
Premier Inn is unrestricted, also two free kids and good value in my opinion at £9.99. Also do Veggie sausage and GF toast on request which helps us. Worth the extra pound or two.
14th Mar
Agree with everyone here. Had breakfast in the Glasgow Travelodge and it was horrible. Maybe I expected it to be more like the Premier Inn one. Would do the Premier Inn one again, wouldn't bother with the Travelodge one.
14th Mar
An unlimited amount cooked meal for 3 persons who might be struggling financially? Good deal. For £9 it may well be rubbish tasting food, but it will be good enough for many who can only afford it.
14th Mar
True but in your single parent, two kids scenario, only £1 extra for better food, more locations etc.
13th Mar
Lavazza, the horrible knock off of Illy?
14th Mar
No.

lavazza was founded in 1895 and illy around 50 years later. Lavazza beans are not horrible nor poor quality .
Maybe illy ‘knocked off ‘ lavazza 100 years ago, but I’m guessing you’re just more familiar with illy as a brand and made an assumption .
I’m not disputing that illy have got the edge on quality/taste, but it’s certainly not a ‘horrible knock off’ - also an amazing detail to pickup on on a budget travel lodge breakfast deal.
I too would prefer my 3% meat, grease bag, sausages paired with the delicate flavour profile of illy coffee … (edited)
13th Mar
The breakfast is terrible, I was recently extremely disappointed by it…
13th Mar
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13th Mar
Considering the price paid at restaurants these days I think this is a great deal!
14th Mar
It say's starts from 8.99, does anyone know what is covered by this price and the other prices?
13th Mar
Always funny asked the Premier in staff for 14 vegan sausages for myself, and another 4 for the missus.
13th Mar
Interesting, I've been told you can't do that before when I tried to walk in around a year ago
13th Mar
Those sausages look very much like economy sausages in the promotional photos!

What does the actual sausage look like?!
14th Mar
By the sounds of your description I guess they will still look very much like economy sausages in promotional photos. But they taste ok
13th Mar
Used this yesterday at Travelodge Liverpool Airport. Saying this, we stayed overnight. My kids never had a bigger breakfast.
13th Mar
I travel for work and have stayed in many of these from Inverness to Selsey. Rooms are acceptable for a night stop over, breakfasts are always undercooked, fatty bacon is a turn off for me and shows the effort that goes into the rest offered.
13th Mar
We did this the other week. Decent value, but better to get there early to avoid the chaos of parents pandering to their kids, especially on a Sunday, crowding up some areas making everything take an age to do.
14th Mar
Cheap for a reason. The food is terrible.