Barton under Needwood, in central England, was the original location for the Travelodge chain of budget hotels in 1985. Travelodge, founded in 1984, is now the largest network of low-cost hotels in the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom, Ireland, and Spain are home to more than 590 hotels with more than 40,000 guest rooms spread among their bustling urban cores, picturesque coastal districts, and excellent midway sites. More hotels are being constructed to accommodate growth, and additional sites will be added in the future.

There are now 14 hotels that use the Travelodge PLUS brand, all of which offer the same amazing value as the chain’s basic hotels but with the added comforts and stylish decor that the chain hopes you’ll come to appreciate. Travelodge is the best place to stay because more than 200 of its hotels offer their own Bar Cafe restaurants, and all are close to other dining options and coffee shops.

Four Beautiful Hotels

Travelodge Poole North

Glasgow has it everything, from fantastic shopping to a rich Art Noveau history. Voted the friendliest city in the world, Travelodge Glasgow Central places you in the heart of this vibrant metropolis. Get your fists in the air and rock out at an SECC performance; the biggest arena is only a short drive away. Peckish? Visit The Willow Tea Rooms for some traditional Scottish snacks and quaint desserts.

A king-sized bed, four fluffy pillows, and a warm duvet are standard in all double rooms. Breakfast and delicious dinners are available at their on-site restaurant and bar.

Directions and parking

To get to Cowcaddens Road from the M8, get off at Junction 17, then turn left at the lights onto West Graham Street. Proceed straight onto Hill Street after turning right onto Cambridge Street. Placed to the left is a Travelodge.

Travelodge Birmingham Central Newhall Street

Their hotel on Birmingham’s Central Newhall Street is just a short stroll from the vibrant downtown area of the country’s second-largest metropolis. The Bull Ring is a famous shopping and entertainment complex that was formerly an industrial centre and is now home to a former custard factory and the thriving creative area of Brum.

Visit the beautiful jewellery district and learn about the artisans who once worked there at a museum after enjoying a meal at one of the world-famous restaurants in the neighbourhood known as Balti Triangle.

There is a king-size bed, four pillows, and a cosy duvet in each of their standard double rooms. Thei on-site restaurant and bar serve up hearty breakfasts and tasty dinners.

Directions and parking

Continue on A41 until you reach the intersection with A4540. You need to get off at the A4540 exit. To reach Royal Mail Street (A41), continue straight on Bristol Street (A38).Take the Suffolk Street Queensway exit and head south on Navigation Street. The next stop is the Parade (A457), therefore keep going straight on Paradise Circus Queensway. Turn left onto Charlotte Street after taking the fourth exit from the roundabout onto Parade (A457). The Travelodge Birmingham Central Newhall Street is really on Charlotte Street, despite the name.

Travelodge Bristol Central

Take in the chill vibes of Banksy’s hometown of Bristol. Whether you’re in town to stroll the waterfront, shop at local boutiques, or relax with a cocktail in Millenium Square, their Bristol Central hotel is the ideal base. The Galleries Shopping Centre and the bustling Sunday Markets are popular destinations for shoppers. Bristol Temple Meads station is a 20-minute stroll away.

A king-sized bed, four fluffy pillows, and a warm duvet are standard in all double rooms. Breakfast and delicious dinners are available at their on-site restaurant and bar.

Directions and parking

Follow instructions for the A4 city core after getting off the M5 at exit 18. The Travelodge can be found on the right side of Anchor Road (A4). Take the City Centre exit off the M32. The A4 Anchor Road and Explore @ Bristol can be reached from the core of Bristol by following the signs. Three hundred metres beyond Explore @ Bristol is where you’ll find the Travelodge. There will be a hotel signing as well. The hotel’s guests should enter BS1 5UD into their GPS units.

Travelodge Cambridge Central

Stay at their Cambridge Central hotel and gamble on this old university town, where you’ll be close to the likes of King’s College Chapel and the Wren Library.

Take a punting cruise along the River Cam, passing under the Bridge of Sighs and the “backs” of the colleges, or get lost in the city’s lovely alleys and central market.

A king-sized bed, four fluffy pillows, and a warm duvet are standard in all double rooms. Breakfast and delicious dinners are available at their on-site restaurant and bar.

Directions and parking

Leaving the M11 Get off the northbound M11 at Junction 11, then take the third exit onto the A1309 in the direction of Cambridge. Follow the A1309 straight through the next set of lights until you reach the A1134 (Ring Road City Centre). Proceed straight on Brooklands Avenue until you reach the A1307. Follow the signage for the Legion Group parking lot and take a left onto Cherry Hinton Road at the lights. Get on the M11 southbound from the A14 and get off at exit 11. Follow the aforementioned directions until you reach a roundabout; from there, take the first exit (marked Cambridge).

Why choose Travelodge?

Travelling is an alluring prospect, but choosing the perfect place to stay can be a daunting task. This is where Travelodge steps in. With decades of experience and a global presence, Travelodge offers travelers a comfortable and affordable stay, no matter where their journey takes them. Their unwavering commitment to quality and customer satisfaction means that guests can rely on them to provide exceptional service along with a variety of amenities. Be it a business trip or a holiday retreat, Travelodge caters to the needs of all travelers, while offering value for money. Choose Travelodge for an experience that is both hassle-free and enjoyable.