Would You Pay £55 To Stay Here In Central London 😳🇬🇧

Would you pay £55 a night to stay here in central London?! 🫪🇬🇧 *You can actualy book for as low as £45* So we have just checked in. I've already gone and checked out my room. And I tell you what, the room is not bad at all. If you book in advance, you can actually get this room for just £55 per night. And for a central London, for an actual Travelodge 3-star hotel, you can't go wrong. So let's go inside and let's give you a little room tour. Straight away, we have nice, bright lights, which is always nice. It means it feels a little bit more homely, and it makes you feel like you're not stuck in a little box. On the left, we have the bathroom. So I'll show you that in a sec. The main bedroom looks like this. We've got a twin room. I didn't actually book a twin room, but it's all they had left. I literally booked this hotel around an hour ago. They gave me a twin room for £55. It's not a bad price. You can bring your friend along, family along. This is a new Travelodge, so not only have you got the UK plugs, you've also got USB, mini USB, you can charge your phone from abroad and you don't have to have a UK plug yet. No problem. We have a TV on the wall, okay, it's not nothing special, but it is a Samsung TV. You can probably watch some BBC station or whatever you fancy. On the TV. Coming around here, you have a desk where you can obviously have a morning coffee, morning tea, do some work on your laptop. The main downside to this Travelodge, like most Travelodges, is the window. The window is frosted and look, you can't even open it. Like that, you can open it. I like fresh air, so that's kind of disappointing. But to be fair, the frosting is actually quite nice. It just doesn't feel very homely where you can't actually have a full functioning window to look outside into the day. Instead, it kind of feels like I'm locked into a prison. But it is what it is. Being on the ground floor, so to be fair, the frosting is actually quite nice. So guys, would you pay £55 to stay at this Travelodge in central London? Honestly, my opinion, if you're looking for a good night out in London and you want a cheap place to stay, you cannot complain for £55. You feel safe, it's a good location, the staff are friendly, the check-in process is super easy. Overall, I'm gonna give it an 8 out of 10. If you want me to check out any other hotels in any other cities, comment below and I'll make sure to make that happen. So guys, would you pay £55 a night to stay at this Travelodge in central London? Honestly, my opinion, if you're looking for a good night out in London and you want a cheap place to stay, you cannot complain for £55. You feel safe, it's a good location, the staff are friendly, the check-in process is super easy. Overall, I'm gonna give it an 8 out of 10. If you want me to check out any other hotels in any other cities, comment below and I'll make sure to make that happen.