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Travelodge announces plans to expand in Bristol as it tops out new hotel

The budget hotel chain has plans to create 100s of new jobs in the South West city

Topping out ceremony at new Abbey Wood Bristol Travelodge(Image: Travelodge)

Travelodge has announced that it has topped out at its new hotel development at Abbey Wood Retail Park in Bristol.

This is the budget hotel group's seventh hotel in Bristol and is predicted to create up to 25 new jobs. The 85-room Bristol Abbey Wood Travelodge is being developed and funded by Invesco Real Estate on behalf of a º£½ÇÊÓÆµ investor and the scheme is being constructed by Marshalls Building contractors.

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Travelodge has said the hotel, which is located close the the Bristol Ministry of Defence offices within easy access to the M4, M5 and Bristol city centre, is scheduled to open for summer trading in 2024.

Bristol Abbey Wood Travelodge will be modelled to the group's new look and will include low cost efficiencies. The hotel will feature the group's on-site restaurant called The Bar Café offering a breakfast, dinner and bar menu.

The hotel group also announced its Bristol expansion programme and is actively looking for a further four hotel sites in the city and surrounding area. This expansion programme could represent a multi-million pound investment for third party investors and create over a hundred new jobs.

Steve Bennett, chief property and development officer, Travelodge, said: "We are delighted to have reached this important milestone in the construction of our seventh hotel in Bristol. The topping out ceremony was a great opportunity to celebrate the great work Marshall Construction is doing and to thank everyone who has supported us so far.

“We are on schedule to open our Bristol Abbey Wood Travelodge in time for summer trading in 2024.