New Lancaster ibis budget hotel to open on former Travelodge site

A new ibis budget hotel will open in the centre of Lancaster following a successful lease to AGO Hotels, it has been announced today.
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Subject to demand, the hotel in King Street will initially open for essential travel and key worker accommodation only from Monday March 22 2021, before opening for non-essential travel on Monday May 17.

The company said that the 115-bedroom hotel will feature free Wi-Fi as standard.

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The hotel is joining the global ibis budget brand - which has over 600 hotels in over 20 countries - having previously operated as a Travelodge.

The company said that the 115-bedroom hotel will feature free Wi-Fi as standard.The company said that the 115-bedroom hotel will feature free Wi-Fi as standard.
The company said that the 115-bedroom hotel will feature free Wi-Fi as standard.

To mark the opening of the hotel, guests will be able to take advantage of a three nights for price of two offer for stays before Wednesday September 1 2021.

AGO Hotels launched in July 2020 as an alternative platform for hotel owners and operators, specialising in the budget hotels sector.

The company said it distinctive business model will help ensure the long-term success of the new hotel in central Lancaster with a 25-year lease designed to withstand challenging market conditions during the current Covid-19 pandemic.

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AGO Hotels said: “We are delighted to be launching this new ibis budget hotel in Lancaster in partnership with Accor.

ibis budget Central Lancaster will open for essential travel and key workers on March 22.ibis budget Central Lancaster will open for essential travel and key workers on March 22.
ibis budget Central Lancaster will open for essential travel and key workers on March 22.

"Our disruptive business model is growing rapidly across the UK and is designed to withstand challenging market conditions.

"This means, despite the current restrictions, rents are being paid to AGO landlords in full and we are launching eight other ibis budget hotels at prime sites across the country.

"We look forward to welcoming guests to a thriving and affordable hotel in the heart of Lancaster, offering comfort, affordability, and sustained growth.”

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