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Budget hotel chain Travelodge* has released 850,000 rooms for £38 or less per night, for selected stays until Sunday 31 December 2023 across 580 UK hotels, excluding some London locations and Northern Ireland.
There's no code needed but it'll be trial and error to find 'em given they're spread over a huge date range. The Travelodge price finder can help by showing all dates, locations and prices in one place, but it helps to be flexible. We'd expect them to get snapped up fairly fast, so go quick if you're after a particular date or area.
Travelodge has tips on how to find a £38-or-less room* and recommends a Sunday-Thursday night stay to find the cheapest options. While Friday and Saturday night stays are available at £38, these tend to get booked quickly.
Here are some examples we spotted on Monday 17 July (though there's no guarantee these will still be available)
- Nottingham Central – £25.99 for one night on Sunday 13 August
- Cardiff Atlantic Wharf – £34.99 for one night on Sunday 6 August
- Great Yarmouth – £34 for one night on Sunday 1 October
- Basildon – £34.99 for one night on Sunday 8 October
- Ipswich – £35 for one night on Sunday 30 July
- Saltash (Cornwall) – £35.99 for one night on Sunday 6 August
- Brighton Seafront – £36.99 for one night on Wednesday 8 November
- Blackpool – £38 for one night on Tuesday 5 September
- Eastbourne – £38 for one night on Sunday 3 September
What flexibility do I have?
The low price point gets you the cheapest 'saver rate' booking option, which is non-refundable if it's your decision to cancel (though if Travelodge cancels it, you get a full refund).
That said, at worst, it's a £10 fee per booking to make a change as long as you do so by midday on the day of arrival, though you'd pay any difference in price. 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 £38 rooms available meaning nothing more to pay, but if not, the difference may be relatively large.
If your booking is not classed as a 'saver rate' room, but is a 'flexible rate' room instead, you're able to amend or cancel your booking free of charge up until midday on your scheduled arrival date – if you choose to cancel, Travelodge will refund you.
Yet don't assume Travelodge will be the cheapest place to stay, even during this offer. Compare prices and see our Hotels Guide to ensure you're getting the best deal.
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There are always ways to save money at Travelodge*, so even if there isn’t a cracking deal out there that works for you, don’t assume you can’t cut your costs further.
Ways to save include:
- Book early. Travelodge sets the prices of its rooms depending on the level of demand, so by booking early you’re more likely to get the best deal. In general its rooms are put on sale 325 days in advance.
- Look for ‘Saver’ rates. Available at most Travelodge hotels, ‘Saver’ rates start from £29, but be warned, unlike ‘Flexible’ rates these bookings are non-refundable, non-transferable, and non-amendable.
- Do a quick comparison. If you're not committed to staying with Travelodge, do a comparison on Trivago* and TravelSupermarket* to see if brokers are offering cheaper stays at other hotels in your chosen location.
- Check out similar companies. Have a look at our deals from Premier Inn, Wyndham Hotel Group (Wyndham, Ramada, Days Inn) and Lastminute.com, where there may be a better offer.
- Want more? Read our Cheap Hotels guide for lots of price-cutting techniques.
- Had a problem with Travelodge? There’s a free online tool you can use to complain – it helps draft, manage and if necessary escalate your complaint. It’s offered by a firm called Resolver, which we like so much we work with it to help people get complaints justice – you can use it to complain to Travelodge*.
If you spot any hot deals out there we have missed (we are human after all!), please let us know in the MSE forum, email us at msedeals@moneysavingexpert.com or via Twitter @MSE_Deals.
Latest Expired Deals
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Travelodge rooms for £29 or less
Stays between 3 Aug – 13 Jun 2022. Excl Northern Ireland
ExpiredBudget hotel chain Travelodge* has released more than two million rooms for £29 or less per night, for stays between Tue 3 Aug 2021 and 13 Jun 2022 across most of its UK hotels, excluding Northern Ireland.
There's no code needed but it'll be trial and error to find 'em given they're spread over a huge date range. The Travelodge price finder* can help by showing all dates, locations and prices in one place, but it helps to be flexible. We'd expect them to get snapped up fairly fast, so go quick if you're after a particular date or area. When we checked on Mon 9 Aug, Travelodge confirmed there were still over two million rooms available at £29 or less.
What flexibility do I have?
The low price point gets you the cheapest 'saver rate' booking option, which is non-refundable if it's your decision to cancel (though if Travelodge cancels on you then you get a full refund). That said, at worst, it's only a £5 fee per booking to make a change as long as you do so by midday on the day of arrival, though you'd pay any difference in price. If you're lucky, there may still be £29 rooms available meaning nothing more to pay, but if not the difference may be relatively large.
If your booking is not classed as a 'saver rate' room, but is a 'flexible rate' room instead, you're able to amend or cancel your booking free of charge up until midday on your scheduled arrival date – if you choose to cancel, Travelodge will refund you.
Don't assume Travelodge will be the cheapest, even during this offer. Compare prices and see our Hotels Guide to ensure you're getting the best deal.
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Travelodge rooms for £29 or less
Stays between 17 May – 14 Mar 2022. Excl Northern Ireland
ExpiredBudget hotel chain Travelodge* has released more than two million rooms for £29 or less per night, for stays between Mon 17 May 2021 and 14 Mar 2022, but it'll be trial and error to find 'em. There's no code needed and you can make your booking from now right up until 14 Mar 2022, subject to availability. Travelodge tells us the discounted rooms span across all its UK hotels, excluding Northern Ireland. In most (but not all) cases, the low price point will get you the cheapest 'saver rate' booking option, which is usually non-refundable, except in certain Covid-related circumstances (more on this below).
The £29 rooms are available online across various dates – the Travelodge price finder* can help by showing all dates, locations and prices in one place, but it helps to be flexible. Travelodge told us on Mon 24 May that there were still over 2,000,000 rooms available at the special price. We'd expect them to get snapped up fairly fast, so go quick if you're after a particular date or area.
Can I get a refund if I need to cancel?
Travelodge tells us that if Government restrictions mean people are not allowed to stay in the area where the hotel you've booked is located, then it'll offer a refund or a voucher worth 125% of the value to rebook.
If you need to cancel for any other reason, then in the worst case scenario you can change your dates for free up until midday on the day of arrival but you'd need to pay any difference in the price of the room. There's normally a £5 per booking charge to move 'saver rate' bookings (which many of the rooms in the £29 deal are classed as) but it's being waived for now.
Yet if the reason is you're prevented by restrictions from leaving your area, then it's still worth asking for a full refund if you want one as Travelodge says it'll assess on a "case-by-case basis" (see Travelodge's coronavirus page* for more info).
On Mon 17 May, all Travelodge hotels reopened (see full list*). Remember that England, Scotland and Wales have different restrictions in place so check these using the links in our Life-in-lockdown guide before booking, and bear in mind that plans could change.
Don't assume Travelodge will be the cheapest, even during this offer. Compare prices and see our Hotels Guide to ensure you're getting the best deal.
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