I forgot! Wedding dress among items left at city's Travelodge - The Worcester Observer

I forgot! Wedding dress among items left at city's Travelodge

Worcester Editorial 6th Jan, 2019   0

A WEDDING dress, a chandelier, Eurostar tickers and a contract of employment are among the items left behind at Worcester’s Travelodge in the last 12 months.

The budget budget hotel brand has revealed some of the interesting items and unusual treasures left behind in its 557 UK hotels during the last year.

One animal lover staying at Brighton Seafront Travelodge for a summer break left behind their Blue Eyed Cockatoo called Brexit. One fashionista forgot her three Butterfly Tail Fish called Kim, Kourtney and Khloe who travel with her as they inspire her fashion designs at London Covent Garden Travelodge.

Also a cat show enthusiast was so overjoyed her two Persian cats called Moet and Chandon won best of show that she forgot them at Swindon Central Travelodge.




The hotel manager at Cambridge Orchard Park Travelodge got quite a shock when they found a jilted groom in his room sobbing on his wedding night.

A royal enthusiast from Houston, USA staying at the company’s new Travelodge Plus hotel, London City Travelodge had to make a return journey from Heathrow airport and purchase a new airline ticket when she left behind her much treasured Megan Markle replica wedding dress.


One forgetful fund manager left behind his new Coutts chequebook and his prestigious Silk Coutts account card after a night of celebrating in the Bar Café at London Farringdon Travelodge. He realised a few days later and then sent his assistant to pick it up.

Shakila Ahmed from Travelodge said: “Interestingly as we have more business customers staying with us than ever before, we have seen a rise this year in important business papers, valuable items and lucky charms being left behind in our hotels.

“This includes a chest of semi-precious jewels, a rare bottle of vintage champagne, a Coutts cheque book and a 21 year old lucky penny belonging to a CEO.

“When it comes to why so many customers forget their treasured items, there is one common theme, and that’s living in a fast and furious world. Where time is off the essence especially when getting from A to B and therefore valuable possessions are easily being forgotten.”

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