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blackbob:
had the weekend away at stonehenge wot a rip of £6 + to walk around the stones when i was a kid you could walk round for free and walk between them and climb on them now you can only walk round the outside
stayed in the holiday inn good rooms and nice staff bit pricey £135 per room but was ok up till sunday
except
went for lunch on sunday as they advertised sunday roast,get there after visiting Sailbury town centre at 2pm and they finish serving at 2.30pm so no prob except no roast so we settle for a cheese and bacon burger so sit waiting for it to be cooked and look into the kitchen and see the kitchen porter walking on the griddle edge with dirty trainers spaying degreaser onto the extractor hood and the chef nudged him out of the way to turn the burger over then put the spatular onto where the dirty foot prints were
needless to say we didn't eat there and we kicked up a stink about it
then when we checked out they charged us for breakfast that we didnt even have
dont think i would ever go back there again  :cry:

Biodiesel-Bev:
I would suggest that you write to the Hotels' head office and tell them about it.  They are generally appreciative of constructive critisism.  I would also suggest to them that their chefs' practises and breaches of food hygiene rules also breach Health and Safety Rules.   [-X

Explain to them that you were charged for breakfast even though you didn't have it and that, if sunday roast dinner is advertised as being served until 2.30pm, surely roasts should have been available, not some scabby burger.   :-&

Tell them that you are usually very happy with Travel Lodges' standards and service, but that on this occasion you feel that they fell well below that mark.   [-(

I would hazard a guess that they will offer you a weekend in another hotel, or something similar.  And rightly so.    :wink:

Lord Shagg-Pyle:
I know what you mean about access to the Henge. Expensive, but there are ways round it :wink:
How about this for close up?
Me at the Henge  :D

Biodiesel-Bev:
LSP, is that a fur muff round your neck?    :shock:

Lord Shagg-Pyle:

--- Quote from: "biodiesel-queen" ---LSP, is that a fur muff round your neck?    :shock:
--- End quote ---


NO! Fur muff? Pah! I will avoid the obvious double entendre about fur muffs!
Tis my very nice and warm Irvin RAF flying jacket! :shock: It is my friend! Before you ask, Yes, I do have a white silk scarf to go with it. I'm saving up for a Supermarine Spitfire to go with it. So far I have £12.96. Only another £2,500,000 (approx) to go.

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