Travelodge has seaside stays from £38 per night this summer
IT’S not too late to bag some bargain rates on seaside hotels this summer.
Travelodge still has thousands of rooms in seaside locations under £100, with the cheapest costing £38 per night.
The budget-friendly hotel chain has more than 50 properties in coastal destinations across the country.
Locations include Brighton, Margate, Torquay, Bournemouth and Weston-super-Mare, to name a few.
- Check out the Travelodge summer deals here
The £38 per night rates are available on standard double rooms, so you could bag a weekend away from £19pp a night.
The Travelodge standard rooms have a king-size bed, a TV, a small desk with a chair, shower and toiletries.
Here are the best deals we’ve found on standard rooms this summer:
- Blackpool – rooms from £38 per night
- Weston-super-Mare – rooms from £38 per night
- Rhyl – rooms from £42 per night
- Torquay – rooms from £44 per night
- Clacton on Sea – rooms from £45 per night
- Great Yarmouth – rooms from £45 per night
- Brighton – rooms from £47 per night
- Bournemouth – rooms from £52 per night
- Margate – rooms from £52 per night
While family rooms are slightly more expensive, starting from £43 per night.
The family rooms can sleep up to two adults and two children and come with all standard room amenities.
But you’ll also get one or two additional pull-out beds for kids.
These are some of the cheapest family rooms we’ve spotted for the summer:
- Blackpool – rooms from £43 per night
- Great Yarmouth – rooms from £45 per night
- Clacton on Sea – rooms from £48 per night
- Weston-super-Mare – rooms from £51 per night
- Torquay – rooms from £56 per night
- Rhyl – rooms from £59 per night
- Bournemouth – rooms from £66 per night
- Margate – rooms from £67 per night
- Brighton – rooms from £72 per night
Plus, every morning, the hotels serve unlimited hot breakfasts, starting from only £8.99, and for each paying adult, two children under the age of 15 eat for free.
Cooked options include a full English breakfast featuring eggs, bacon, sausages, hash browns, beans and toast, or even vegetarian options.
Lighter options include yoghurts, croissants, cereals and fruit salads.
If you fancy a chicer stay, the hotel company has also launched the new Travelodge PLUS, its ‘budget-chic’ properties.
There, you’ll find ‘SuperRooms’, with black-out curtains, a Lavazza coffee maker, a jet shower, and a choice between firm or soft hypoallergenic pillows.
You’ll also get a big desk with an armchair, a full-length mirror and an iron and ironing board.
The luxury hotels also have a fully licensed bar, so you’ll also be able to get drinks throughout the day – on top of the unlimited breakfast, evening meals and bar menu.
We have also revealed the little-known trick to always find Travelodge’s cheapest rooms.
And for more holiday deals, you could bag 20% off UK breaks during the school summer holidays, with deals from £12pp a night.
While Alton Towers relaunched bargain family tickets for £29, and you can even get a second day free.