Travelodge Perth

... hours and then had a lovely dinner at the Dalmore Inn (off the A93 towards Blairgowrie). Checked in rather late at the Travelodge but Maisie was clearly delighted to see that it was identical to the last Travelodge we stayed at. Must remember to video ...

... diese Gasse, fühlt man sich um Jahre zurückversetzt und es kommt ein bisschen "Harry Potter Feeling" auf! Wir erkunden Perth weiter, besuchen schöne Kathedralen und idyllische Plätze am breiten Swan River. Ja und natürlich können wir auch das ...

... for lunch. That was also quiet, the waitress was from Sussex and the people sitting outside were from the UK too. Apparently 1 in 10 people in Perth are Brits. Back on the road and we gave up using the map and just kept the sea on the right. By now it was ...

... 8217;t understand the structure. Even the clue 'Swan’s Bells’ on ‘Swan River’ didn’t click. Duh. Perth seems really pleasant, low rise, wide streets, no major traffic, river running through it and parks around the city. Will ...

... Hotel bezogen und dann erst den Camper zurueckgebracht. Ein ganz neues "Lebensgefuehl". Nicht mehr taeglich das Bett auf- und abbauen usw. Perth hat auf uns einen sehr relaxten Eindruck gemacht. Alles scheint "easy going" zu sein. Wir haben es recht ...

... a portion of chunky chips. Walked back to our digs, had a couple of Gin & Fantas and then turned in around eleven. Perth Day 2. 29 Degrees Sunny Both slept like logs, coffee at half eight and then wandered down the road for more coffee and croissants ...

Day 52 Perth Facts about Perth you might not know. It's the most isolated capital city in the known universe, it’s the third windiest city after Chicago and Wellington (can’t believe we’ve been to 2 of the top 3 windy cities!), it has ...

... off at a fringe theatre and got tickets for a small show for the evening. Looks interesting. Then a walk down Hay street to the Perth Mint for a tour and some history on gold, gold rush and a gold pouring demo. This poor bar of gold has been melted and ...

17th to 19th Oct 2007 G'day Mate! Today I caught an early morning flight from Singapore to Perth, Australia. Arrived around 2pm and after half and hour wait to get through immigration and passport control, I managed to catch the airport shuttle bus which ...

... space to spend time with their kids who are students here.They have been more then generous with their hospitality. Stayed at the Travelodge at the quieter side of Hay Street.A medium size three-star hotel.Rooms are clean and functional.Wi-fi cost you an ...

We started the day with a visit to the Perth Mint -  a fascinating place. Milly had a coin made with the weight of Team Scott (the three of us) engraved on it. It is gold plated and came in a wooden display case. Afterwards, we caught the free city cat ...

... do that on the east coast!!). Milly's Blog: The plane trip felt long and I was so excitous (excited/nervous). I've never been to Perth, so this is so cool. We watched Julie and Julia on the plane. The food was nice which suprised me because usually it is ...

... find any accommodation - the weather remaining filthy. So I went into Perth which was never part of the plan. I finished up in a Travelodge of all places and was given the most amazing reception by the manageress who fed me a breakfast (6pm by this time) ...

We caught the train to Freemantle today. It is a beautiful city - beachside, old buildings, cosmopolitan atmosphere, markets and incredible food!! It was very hot today - 39 degrees but it is different to Brisbane; much drier. For brunch Gary had the ...

... yet again Expedia has done me proud! Only 40 pounds a night and its absolutely fabulous- my room is even bigger than at the Travelodge and has an enormous wardrobe, plasma tv etc - real luxury at bargain prices! All the hotels that ive stayed in have been ...

... skirts of Glasgow :-) eventualy however we made it to our hotel. This was one of our bargain nights we got for about $18 at Travelodge and it is not luxury but it is clean and friendly with comfortsble beds. For dinner we headed to a local pub and I had ...

... ). The tube then carried me to Southwark (Circle and Jubilee Lines), where Steve from uni and his sister, Amanda, were staying at the Travelodge of the same name. We had a nice chat before it was time for them to head off to the London Eye for their ...

... except that Gare du Nord has been improved and that my Orangina was tasty. This time in London we were still staying at a Travelodge but a different one to before, closer to King's Cross and St Pancras Stations. We snagged it for just £29 and found it ...