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Travelodge Sploshing Room Sale

PostPosted: 04 Dec 2008, 23:51
by muckypup
Possibly slightly off topic, but I know a few people get Travelodge rooms to have a bit of a session in from time to time. Apparently there is a sale on them on 5th December, rooms for £12 I think.

£12 one day Travelodge sale Online

Tomorrow (Dec 5th) for one day only you can get your mits on a Travelodge room for just £12. The one day sale will start at 6am tomorrow 5 Dec and will finish on Sunday. The rooms on offer will be across the UK and will be for bookings between 21 Dec 08 - 25 Jan 09 only.

http://www.travelodge.co.uk

PostPosted: 07 Dec 2008, 10:47
by mr angry
Cheers, I have used them several times, not for sploshing, but for should we say, er away fixtures!

PostPosted: 07 Dec 2008, 21:44
by Pacman
I've toyed with the idea of sploshing in a hotel, it'd add an extra thrill, plus I don't get enough privacy for sessions because I share a flat

Wonder what the reception staff would think if they saw people walking in with 20 litres of custard though :lol:

PostPosted: 08 Dec 2008, 08:59
by rich_d_rich
Don't Travelodges have motel style setups with lots of entrances? Like in the states where you drive to your room?

PostPosted: 08 Dec 2008, 14:27
by Richard
The ones I've stayed at, usually you have to pass reception but they don't do stop & search if you take a suitcase in with you! :wink:

PostPosted: 08 Dec 2008, 18:08
by Squelch
Richard wrote:The ones I've stayed at, usually you have to pass reception but they don't do stop & search if you take a suitcase in with you! :wink:

....checking out a few hours later with the same very large but surprisingly lighter suitcases might take a bit more explaining though :lol: Does anyone have any tales/tips on this theme?

PostPosted: 08 Dec 2008, 21:09
by muckypup
rich_d_rich wrote:Don't Travelodges have motel style setups with lots of entrances? Like in the states where you drive to your room?


Not in the UK, no.

PostPosted: 08 Dec 2008, 23:54
by Richard
Squelch wrote:
Richard wrote:The ones I've stayed at, usually you have to pass reception but they don't do stop & search if you take a suitcase in with you! :wink:

....checking out a few hours later with the same very large but surprisingly lighter suitcases might take a bit more explaining though :lol: Does anyone have any tales/tips on this theme?

Several suitcases inside each other (like Russian dolls) :idea:

PostPosted: 09 Dec 2008, 02:11
by gungelovinsissy
I've recently stayed at a Premier SploshInn and found these in the bathroom.

Of course they had to be put to good use.