UK travel to SW uk

[La Colombe]

8 hours ago, twinkle said:

Thanks everyone for the advice,and fuck LC for the insult,cheeky BASTARD I'm in my seventies,trashing places is not my scene,cheers guys.

Ah ok, sorry, fair enough. If it's a good old fashioned, old skool rant in the corner, perhaps with an edge of exaggerated deafness to maximise audience reach, I'd opt for a Travelodge. And get a Wiltshire Farm Foods delivered to your room. Keep the food miles down!

[twinkle]

14 hours ago, La Colombe said:

Ah ok, sorry, fair enough. If it's a good old fashioned, old skool rant in the corner, perhaps with an edge of exaggerated deafness to maximise audience reach, I'd opt for a Travelodge. And get a Wiltshire Farm Foods delivered to your room. Keep the food miles down!

DO NOT APOLOGISE,because I'm one of the nastiest bastards on MF's and I shall rip the back out of you at the first opportunity,cheers.

[RIchard Britten]

Just now, twinkle said:

DO NOT APOLOGISE,because I'm one of the nastiest bastards on MF's and I shall rip the back out of you at the first opportunity,cheers.

You couldn't rip the back out of a crisp packet.

[woolley]

Be sure to call on GD4 and pat the dog.

[woolley]

On 06/06/2017 at 8:00 AM, guzzi said:

There's a Premier Inn or Days Inn at almost every motorway intersection or services these days.  Quick Google, take your pick.

That's true and they're OK if you're stuck, but they are SO samey. If you do them too often you wake up thinking "Where am I?" I appreciate some on here probably do that every day anyhow.

[quilp]

Yapyapyap... 

[guzzi]

4 hours ago, woolley said:

That's true and they're OK if you're stuck, but they are SO samey. If you do them too often you wake up thinking "Where am I?" I appreciate some on here probably do that every day anyhow.

Absolutely. But for somewhere dependable to get your head down on a journey with minimal deviation from your route, they are dependable and generally pretty good value. Obviously, unless you are Alan Partridge, you wouldn't go for a romantic weekend ....

[twinkle]

So much to choose from,I'll drive four about 4hrs and see where I'm at,I shall have to smuggle the mutt in somehow too,but as I said no rush a pleasant drive I hope.

[John Wright]

Accor group ( IBIS, NOVOTEL etc ) are pet friendly, as are Days Inn and 100+ Best Western. Travel Lodges also, but not Premier Inn. Shouldn't need to smuggle.

[finlo]

19 minutes ago, twinkle said:

So much to choose from,I'll drive four about 4hrs and see where I'm at,I shall have to smuggle the mutt in somehow too,but as I said no rush a pleasant drive I hope.

Days inn at Magor (near Bristol ) is pet friendly.

[woody2]

14 minutes ago, finlo said:

Days inn at Magor (near Bristol ) is pet friendly.

if you get to bristol you may as well just drive the extra miles....

[emesde]

1 hour ago, finlo said:

Days inn at Magor (near Bristol ) is pet friendly.

Are you sure ? The only Magor I can think of in that area is on the M4 in South Wales

[finlo]

1 hour ago, emesde said:

Are you sure ? The only Magor I can think of in that area is on the M4 in South Wales

My bad it must have been Tewkesbury i just assumed Magor as it was closest to Bristol but we were definitely on the M5.

[twinkle]

On Thursday, June 08, 2017 at 8:12 PM, finlo said:

My bad it must have been Tewkesbury i just assumed Magor as it was closest to Bristol but we were definitely on the M5.

You sending me on a wild goose chase!!.

[twinkle]

I use "google maps but there does not seem to be any ability to locate accommodation on motorway routes,OR are there other maps/programs that are out there besides the ubiquitous google offering,i'm getting pissed of with this journey before I leave,oh fuck it the mutt can go himself.