Hotels often slash rates to entice customers. If you know where to look, it’s possible to grab five-star places at a fraction of the cost.
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For stays until 21 June 2025. Excludes London
Budget hotel chain Travelodge* has released over 800,000 rooms for £35 or less per night, for selected stays up to Saturday 21 June 2025 across 500+ hotels. The offer excludes London.
What's availability like?
It'll be trial and error to find £35 or less rooms given they're spread over a large date range. The Travelodge price finder can help by showing all dates, locations and prices in one place, but it's best to be flexible.
As of Monday 3 February, there were appoximately 829,000 of the cheap rooms available and Travelodge told us just under half are available on Sundays, while there is limited availability on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday nights. We expect the cheapest rooms to get snapped up fairly fast, so go quick if you're after a particular date or area.
What flexibility do I have?
This low price point gets the cheapest 'Saver rate' booking option, which is non-refundable if you cancel it (though if Travelodge cannot carry out a booking, you get a full refund).
That said, you can change the booking for a £10 fee, as long as you do so by midday on the day of arrival (you will also need to pay any difference in price between the original date and the new one). It's worth noting that under 'Saver rate', you can only adjust check-in and check-out dates, number of guests, room type and any extra items. The hotel booked, the rate type (saver or flexible) and the guest name is not amendable. If you're lucky, there may still be £35 rooms available, meaning nothing more to pay, but if not, the difference may be relatively large.
Don't assume Travelodge will be the cheapest place to stay, even during this offer. Compare prices elsewhere and see our Cheap hotels guide to ensure you're getting the best deal.
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