There are lots to choose from – Travelodge are set to open 40 new hotels this year, for a start, while Premier Inn is opening up in Dubai. Robbins visited a Premier Inn, Travelodge, Express by Holiday Inn, Jurys Inn and City Inn, all in London.
The verdict? Well none of them are bad at all, but City Inn (Westminster) wins by a mile, with a perfect score of 10/10. According to Robbins:
” It's better equipped than any hotel room I can remember, at any price. There's an Apple iMac (providing free internet access, music and 36 TV channels), an iron and ironing board, safe, hairdryer, free chocolate cookies, complimentary library of CDs and DVDs, big fluffy towels, even bath robes, and - at last! - a minibar. Puts many five-star hotels to shame.”
How much does amenity heaven cost? From just £59 ($82). There was even a minor UK celeb at check-in next to Robbins (though we can’t guarantee that for your visit).
If you’re really budget-minded, you might like to try Travelodge, though. They have consistently good offers of £29 and up for rooms, and get a 8/10 from Robbins.



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