The only catch is you have to be a couple called Mary & Joseph, or anyone called Jesus.
Free parking is also provided - presumably for the donkey. No mention of visitor parking for the 3 wise men though.
tinyurl.com/8yrud3e - links to www.bighospitality.co.uk
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Do you think you get bonus nights for arriving by donkey ;-)
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And you get sachets of tea, coffee and UHT milk rather than Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh
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I wonder what they'd offer if Joseph and a heavily pregnant Mary checked in on the 24th using this offer, and gave birth in the room to a baby that they called Jesus!
Free Travelodge rooms for life perhaps??
:-)
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Dont go to the Brighton one tho, you get three Queens knocking on your door.
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Stayed at the Brighton one, no issues with queens but I did have a problem with the chav club next door keeping me awake all night (on a Tuesday!).
Still at £20 a night it was a cheap base for exploring the West Sussex area.
I had neighbours called Mary and Joe, Mary died in the late 90's and Joe died in 2005 aged 94 so even if they were living I think they would be too old to take up this offer.
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In Scotland, they'll throw in a free Advent calendar.
www.flickr.com/photos/brownieboy27/5223651350/
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There are some Travelodges I wouldn't stop in if they paid me.
Newcastle, for example.
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I was friends with a receptionist at one - she had some cracking stories, day shifts were the best !
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Is that the one with steel grills on the windows? Been there.
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But Mary and Joseph didn't stay in the Inn, because there was no room - they were put up in the garage.
To comply with equality laws "Mary" and "Joseph" can be either sex.
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...Is that the one with steel grills on the windows? Been there...
Guests treat the place as an extension of the nearby Bigg Market drinking circuit.
Fine if you are also in Newcastle on the lash, but no good if you want a night's sleep.
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I stayed in a hotel in Washington that armed guards on the door.
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...I stayed in a hotel in Washington that armed guards on the door...
Seems a bit over the top.
I'd have just refused your booking.
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...I stayed in a hotel in Washington that armed guards on the door...
Aye - Tyne and Wear can be a bit rough.
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>> ...I stayed in a hotel in Washington that armed guards on the door...
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>> Seems a bit over the top.
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>> I'd have just refused your booking.
I really needed to leave, I had a flight to catch.
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I would say the worst Travelodge I have stayed is Plymouth. That was so rough it shocked me even as a hardened manc. I saw some bloke bean dragged out of the car and beaten up right outside the hotel. Left the hotel a day early and travelled onto a what I thought would be a quite little town called NewQuay how wrong I was!. Still it was a friendly sort of rowdy.
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>> I saw some bloke bean dragged out of the car and beaten up right outside the hotel.
Serves him right for trying to make off without paying the bill ;)
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>> I wonder what they'd offer if Joseph and a heavily pregnant Mary checked in on
>> the 24th using this offer, and gave birth in the room to a baby that
>> they called Jesus!
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>> Free Travelodge rooms for life perhaps??
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>> :-)
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www.shotdeadinthehead.com/product_view.aspx?pid=3679
and
www.shotdeadinthehead.com/product_view.aspx?pid=3624
Click on the image to enlarge.
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IIRC the next door neighbours in "the royal family" were called Mary and Joseph
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They tried to charge me an extra £20/night if I wanted to bring the dog in. Extra cleaning they said. So I put him in a holdall and saved the money. The room was filthy, so I thought about charging them an extra £20 to clean the dog afterwards.
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