Whats the French equivalent of a Travelodge?
Whats the French equivalent of a Travelodge?
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jke11y

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3,200 posts

266 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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I'm ferrying into Zeebrugge and then driving to Monaco. Anyone done this? Im thinking maybe drive halfway and stay in a traveldoge type thing. Anyone know of any like the UK ones that I can turn up and book in?

BERGS2

2,839 posts

277 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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www.hotelformule1.com/formule1/

these - you dont have to book , they're dead cheap and there are loads of them across france

apache

39,731 posts

313 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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Campanile is a french franchise similar to travel lodge but with decent grub

jke11y

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3,200 posts

266 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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Ah-ha! Thats he ones my Mum couldnt remember the names of - she said "grand prix something ". They used them when doing the Beaujolais run and said the same, thanks!

siwil1

1,022 posts

260 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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I've stayed in a few IBIS over the years, never had any problems and are normally close to major routes

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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La Runawaywhiteflagelodge.....

iansull

1,940 posts

275 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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Yep the Formula 1 hotels.

Drove to Dieppe from Le Mans last year and stayed in one.
Arrived there at about 1:30am and just used the automated system and my credit card and we were inside the room 5 mins later.

Very simple and extremely easy and convenient.

mechsympathy

58,652 posts

284 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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iansull said:
Yep the Formula 1 hotels.

Drove to Dieppe from Le Mans last year and stayed in one.
Arrived there at about 1:30am and just used the automated system and my credit card and we were inside the room 5 mins later.

Very simple and extremely easy and convenient.


And they're bookable on the interweb. They're part of a massive chain (The Accor group) that ranges from formule 1 - £10 a night in a plastic prefab - and upwards. Their Etap hotels are similar but have en suite showers.