Accomodation question (non-student)

Hi, my Dad is driving us up to Lancaster from London, so we've got to stay the night.

We booked to guest rooms on campus, and they are right next to each other. Both in County, but I don't understand why one is Room X Beatrix TT and the other just Room Y Beatrix. Could anyone explain what TT means?

Reply 1

Semi-pro-evo

No idea i'm afraid but i doubt they'd be different if they're next door to each other. Just the system they use probably to try and make it sound all proper and above board.

Reply 2

athamas

4

hmm could be anything, accidental letters to some mystic code.

could be related to you being a student and your fater not?

Reply 3

RedRevolver

OP

15

athamas

hmm could be anything, accidental letters to some mystic code.

could be related to you being a student and your fater not?

I'm NOT a student. I'm staying for a night because of the Open Day. :smile:

But thanks. I can't imagine there is an actual difference as they are both the same price.

I'll rep it up yo'.

Reply 4

Mother_Russia

14

RedRevolver

Hi, my Dad is driving us up to Lancaster from London, so we've got to stay the night.

We booked to guest rooms on campus, and they are right next to each other. Both in County, but I don't understand why one is Room X Beatrix TT and the other just Room Y Beatrix. Could anyone explain what TT means?

Heya!
Just to say I'm from London, and we managed to look at the university, and round the town, coming up and back on the same day. If you want to safe a few bob, i'd like to say it's perfectly do-able :smile:

(We did have to leave at 7, but it was cool)

Reply 5

RedRevolver

OP

15

Mother_Russia

Heya!
Just to say I'm from London, and we managed to look at the university, and round the town, coming up and back on the same day. If you want to safe a few bob, i'd like to say it's perfectly do-able :smile:

(We did have to leave at 7, but it was cool)