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| Bath | staying and eating Posted: Sun February 24, 2008 11:38 PM UTC
We are travelling from pembroke to cornwall and staying over night in Bath - maybe the Travel Lodge - any info on this hotel welcome, also a good place to eat between pembroke and bath for Family?
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nbrennan  
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| Bath | Re: staying and eating Posted: Mon February 25, 2008 09:10 AM UTC
The Bath Travelodge in George Street is Centrally situated. It does not have its own carpark but free overnight parking is available at the nearby Public carpark.
I haven't actually stayed at this one but all Travelodges offer the same basic standards of comfort and cleanliness. No frills - toletries etc - but fine for a bed for the night. Assuming that you will take the A477/A48/M4 and cross the Severn by the 2nd crossing, and leave M4 at Junction 18 for Bath you will be stuck with Motorway services for a meal. That is unless you want to break your journey somewhere near Cardiff/Newport/or Bristol - depends what time of day you will be travelling.If you are not familiar with any of these cities you may feel a service stop will be the best option. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants in the area around the Travelodge in Bath.
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ranger49 
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