easyhotel

[Seahorse]

As anybody stayed in an easyhotel(branch off easyjet)?
Im considering treating myself to a stay in London, just wondered if anybody had tried one out.

[candles by lisa]

Sorry I haven't just the Travelodges - I would imagine they would be pretty similar though - basic bed and loo type thing which is all you need as long as they are clean.

Cheers.

Lisa

:D

[Seahorse]

The pics look quite nice.Sadly they are not inthe location im after.

[Funkyhand]

If they are anything like the Easyjet flights I'd get there early..imagine having to run to get your room once the place was open to make sure you got a decent one!!! :p:p:p
Anice xx :):)

[woodtattoos]

I went to the Easycinema in Milton Keynes which was hilarious.

It's website-only booking and there was only one in the UK at the time I went... which meant the drop down menu for cinema choice was pointless with only one option!

You printed the ticket off yourself which had a barcode on, and scanned yourself in through the barriers. The only staff there were selling the sweets!

Still, entry was only £1 the night we went as I think the prices are flexible.

Si.

[nattynetty]

If we're going away for a night or two we always try to stay at a Holiday Inn Express as they're usually nice and modern and a very good price including breakfast, here's the link http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/ex/925/en/home

In fact we're going to book one in a few weeks so I can get my accounts done - the rooms have space to spread all my paperwork out and I'm not distracted by orders or housework, cooking etc - it's something we've done for a few years now and it makes my accounts a little less painful :)