Travelodge Breakfast

[jrtv]

Stayed at the travelodge many times but never had there breakfast, at £7-50 I thought it was too much to pay, however I have noticed that one person will pay the £7-50 for themself then load the plate with food and a short time later their partner join's them and they both tuck in, so in fact they have a good breakfast each for the price of one, is this a good idea or what ?

[treetops1]

Been married 40 years and there`s no way I could share food off the same plate.

[gingejbee]

Technically, this would be regarded as stealing from Travelodge?

[jrtv]

After 40 years you must know where her mouth has been !!! what's the problem ?

[jrtv]

but gingejbee if I had paid the £7.50 then the food would have been mine, so I could give it away or through it away, do you agree ?

[Jan1957]

How do you know they haven't paid for two? You pay when you book.

[Captin Kirk]

it's theft whichever way you look at it. The £7.50 covers one person's right to access and consume the food provided.

Taking it to it's extreme does that mean a whole coach party can trough away taking it in turns because one member of the group paid?

[Jemisa]

I definately agree with you jrtv. Why didn't I think of that?

Will in the future.

jem

[gingejbee]

An eat-as-much-as you like breakfast FOR ONE is £7-50

[jrtv]

jan, because I saw them in the morning ask for 1 breakfast that was not booked and pay later.

[Prudentia]

Marjorie and I only ever stayed at a Travelodge a couple of times, last year on our way back from visiting friends in scotland. Our room was spotlessly clean, the bed very clean and comfortouble, and the breakfast was excellent, the quality of service equally so, we have suffered much worse in many three and four star hotels. Prudentia xxx

[Captin Kirk]

is this Trip Advisor?

[jrtv]

Not having a moan about travelodge, just the price of there breakfast, is it fair to order one then let someone else join you and share ?

[hc4361]

I don't think £7.50 is expensive for an all you can eat buffet breakfast, assuming it has the usual selection of cereals, fruit, toast, jams, sausage, bacon, eggs, beans, tomatoes, hash browns and so on.

[TheOtherHalf]

We dont eat a lot at breakfast, and some people have a huge appetite,so I would probably try to get away with it,
We usually stay an Innkeepers Lodges who used to do a free complimentary bfast for each person in the room even if there were four of you but now, some do a breakfast bag which is given to you on arrival. It didnt seem much, but when we ate it,it was enough.

[fbg40]

Hi jrtv
Had a travelodge brekky once - note I say once !! That was enough.
FBG40

[ethandron]

when our kids were young and the four of us shared a family room, we'd take the toaster with us and make toast for breakfast in our room. sometimes took a couple of variety pack cereal boxes too, nipped out for some milk and had that for breakfast.

[Dris]

Ours was included -pretty basic but did have sausages and scrambled egg buy hey it was cheaper than getting a taxi home from a night at the casino.
I didnt feel too hot so H had his but when we checked out (late check out -sound) I did have a wee scavenge about.
What you have to weigh up is value for money -well for £59 for the two of us with everything and more we could want plus a brekkie and a late check out -we didnt complain.