We don't have motels in the UK. A motel is usually a hotel in the style of apartments with an outside front door and lots of parking spaces. Land is expensive in the UK especially in the major cities and so parking is always an issue. There will be some hotels such as Travelodge and Premier Inn at "services" which are areas off the motorway with a petrol station, toilets, shops and fast food restaurants. These will be basic hotels all in one building with rooms off a corridor. They will have a TV and be en-suite but won't have any luxuries. Travelodge don't have a restaurant but usually as they are attached to the services, you can walk into services building to get a breakfast quite easily. If they re not attached to services i.e. in a city centre, try and find a local Wetherspoons pub which are open early as they do a very good value breakfast.

A motel is just a hotel for motorists, so with parking not a word we generally use in the UK, most are called hotels or Inns...like Premier Inn, Holiday Inn etc depends on where you are wishing to stay, go on the websites and look for area, look what is offered within the price and facilities they have additionally

In London

No

Continental

or Full English Breakfast

I always Check before Booking for Full English

Included in the price of staying at Holiday Inn Express is breakfast.

These hotels can be found in most parts of the country and are usually near motorway junctions or in city centres.

Premier Inns all offer unlimited breakfasts

It depends on the Motel. Call the place before going there.

You'll have to check with the particular one. They almost always do, and it may or may not be included in the price of the room. Most of the time it is.

The ones that do do. The ones that don't don't.

No