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The Independent
4 days ago
- The Independent
Bournemouth named best beach as thousands plan summer trip to coast
Bournemouth has been voted the best beach in the UK, with holidaymakers praising its miles of sand and attractions including a zipline. A survey of 70,000 people found other popular beaches include Bamburgh in the North East, Brighton in East Sussex, St Ives and Newquay in Cornwall, and Llandudno in Wales. Half of those surveyed by hotel chain Travelodge said they plan to visit a beach during the summer. Almost two-thirds of respondents said they enjoy walking along a beach, one in five make sure they buy fish and chips, while the biggest bugbears include litter, expensive parking and lack of toilets. The top 10 beaches were named as Bournemouth, Bamburgh, Brighton, Scarborough, Blackpool Pleasure, Llandudno West Shore, St Ives, Weymouth, Whitby and Blackpool Sands.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Yahoo
Bournemouth named best beach as thousands plan summer trip to coast
Bournemouth has been voted the best beach in the UK, with holidaymakers praising its miles of sand and attractions including a zipline. A survey of 70,000 people found other popular beaches include Bamburgh in the North East, Brighton in East Sussex, St Ives and Newquay in Cornwall, and Llandudno in Wales. Half of those surveyed by hotel chain Travelodge said they plan to visit a beach during the summer. Almost two-thirds of respondents said they enjoy walking along a beach, one in five make sure they buy fish and chips, while the biggest bugbears include litter, expensive parking and lack of toilets. The top 10 beaches were named as Bournemouth, Bamburgh, Brighton, Scarborough, Blackpool Pleasure, Llandudno West Shore, St Ives, Weymouth, Whitby and Blackpool Sands.
Scottish Sun
03-07-2025
- Scottish Sun
Inside the new affordable London Travelodge hotel right by the main city attractions
And how much the rooms cost GO CAPITAL Inside the new affordable London Travelodge hotel right by the main city attractions Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) THE chain's latest hotel in South-East London, which opened only last year, is one of the best to explore the city centre. Here is everything you need to know about Travelodge Bermondsey. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 A new Travelodge opened in the capital last year Credit: Travelodge What are the rooms like? The 72 rooms certainly feel new, with that smell of fresh carpet lingering throughout. The newly designed Standard rooms have all you need without the frills - large king-size beds, complimentary tea and coffee and Freeview TVs as well as a personal highlight - USB plugs by the bed. Or there is the SuperRoom, which has all of the above while being on quieter floors, along with extras such as Lavazza coffee machines, hairdryers and irons. The en-suite bathrooms are simple but functional, with towels and toiletries. Rooms start at £60 a night. What is there to eat and drink there? The hotel has a restaurant, serving classics such as penne arrabbiata or Punjabi chicken curry. But being so close to some of London's finest, you are spoilt for choice, with Argentinian food at Malevo or the French Pique-Nique. Visit on the weekend for the Maltby Street Market just around the corner where you can dine on a range of cuisines, snacks and drinks. Thankfully the Travelodge breakfast will cure any latenight headaches. What else is there to do at the hotel? Don't expect any gyms or spas, it is a Travelodge after all. But round the corner is Tower Bridge, while in the other direction you have the Fashion and Textile Museum. London Bridge station is a 12-minute walk away. Is the hotel family-friendly? Yes, there are cots available on request, with kids eating breakfast for £1. Is there access for guests with disabilities? There are a number of accessibility rooms at the hotel, including with wet rooms, although it is advised to get in touch with the hotel.
The Sun
03-07-2025
- The Sun
Inside the new affordable London Travelodge hotel right by the main city attractions
THE chain's latest hotel in South-East London, which opened only last year, is one of the best to explore the city centre. Here is everything you need to know about Travelodge Bermondsey. 2 What are the rooms like? The 72 rooms certainly feel new, with that smell of fresh carpet lingering throughout. The newly designed Standard rooms have all you need without the frills - large king-size beds, complimentary tea and coffee and Freeview TVs as well as a personal highlight - USB plugs by the bed. Or there is the SuperRoom, which has all of the above while being on quieter floors, along with extras such as Lavazza coffee machines, hairdryers and irons. The en-suite bathrooms are simple but functional, with towels and toiletries. Rooms start at £60 a night. What is there to eat and drink there? The hotel has a restaurant, serving classics such as penne arrabbiata or Punjabi chicken curry. But being so close to some of London 's finest, you are spoilt for choice, with Argentinian food at Malevo or the French Pique-Nique. Visit on the weekend for the Maltby Street Market just around the corner where you can dine on a range of cuisines, snacks and drinks. Thankfully the Travelodge breakfast will cure any latenight headaches. What else is there to do at the hotel? Don't expect any gyms or spas, it is a Travelodge after all. But round the corner is Tower Bridge, while in the other direction you have the Fashion and Textile Museum. London Bridge station is a 12-minute walk away. Is the hotel family-friendly? Yes, there are cots available on request, with kids eating breakfast for £1. Is there access for guests with disabilities? There are a number of accessibility rooms at the hotel, including with wet rooms, although it is advised to get in touch with the hotel.
The Irish Sun
03-07-2025
- The Irish Sun
Inside the new affordable London Travelodge hotel right by the main city attractions
THE chain's latest hotel in South-East London, which opened only last year, is one of the best to explore the city centre. Here is everything you need to know about Travelodge Bermondsey. Advertisement 2 A new Travelodge opened in the capital last year Credit: Travelodge What are the rooms like? The 72 rooms certainly feel new, with that smell of fresh carpet lingering throughout. The newly designed Standard rooms have all you need without the frills - large king-size beds, complimentary tea and coffee and Freeview TVs as well as a personal highlight - USB plugs by the bed. Or there is the SuperRoom, which has all of the above while being on quieter floors, along with extras such as Lavazza coffee machines, hairdryers and irons. The en-suite bathrooms are simple but functional, with towels and toiletries. Advertisement Read more on Travelodge Rooms start at £60 a night. What is there to eat and drink there? The hotel has a restaurant, serving classics such as penne arrabbiata or Punjabi chicken curry. But being so close to some of London's finest, you are spoilt for choice, with Argentinian food at Malevo or the French Pique-Nique. Visit on the weekend for the Maltby Street Market just around the corner where you can dine on a range of cuisines, snacks and drinks. Advertisement Most read in News Travel Thankfully the Travelodge breakfast will cure any latenight headaches. What else is there to do at the hotel? Don't expect any gyms or spas, it is a Travelodge after all. But round the corner is Tower Bridge, while in the other direction you have the Fashion and Textile Museum. London Bridge station is a 12-minute walk away. Advertisement Is the hotel family-friendly? Yes, there are cots available on request, with kids eating breakfast for £1. Is there access for guests with disabilities? There are a number of accessibility rooms at the hotel, including with wet rooms, although it is advised to get in touch with the hotel. 2 Rooms start from £60 a night Credit: Travelodge
