There's nothing too exciting about a Travelodge but that's probably part of the attraction. You know what to expect and it usually delivers. The Travelodge Wentworth in Sydney was no exception to the rule. The reception staff were welcoming although I was a little surprised that they wanted a deposit rather than just a credit card imprint. The room was up on the 16th floor which kept the sound of traffic at bay. The only real disturbance was someone showering at midnight. The room was basic but adequate if you plan to spend your trip out and about. The room was equipped with a little kitchen sink and microwave as well as the usual kettle and ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at the Travelodge in Sydney on a recent trip there for 10 nights. I'm not sure what the usual rates are for the Travelodge, but we managed to bag an amazing bargain, paying just over £30 per night for the room. The hotel is centrally located in Sydney, between Kings Cross and Darlinghurst, very close to Hyde Park. It takes around 20 minutes to walk from the Travelodge to the harbour and the Sydney Opera House. When we checked in, the staff were friendly and helpful, and were very knowledgable when we came to them during the course of our stay with various questions. I was very impressed with our room when we arrived, it was ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at this hotel three times during my stay in Australia and I would throughly recommend it. The rooms themselves are big (big enough to have two suitcases and their contents strewn all over the floor!) and even have a little kitchenette complete with fridge and microwave so you can heat and store food. A range of cutlery and kitchen utensils are provided and everything was very clean. As I stayed at the hotel three times, I saw three different room styles and there are some rooms - namely those at the end of the corridors on the lower floors that seemed smaller and much more cramped. Luckily, I also benefitted from staying on the top floor and the ...  Read the complete review

Me and my partner stayed here the night before we went home. We had been in Australia for 6 weeks, and this was the perfect place to end a wonderful 'holiday'. For a bargain of a price, we stayed in what felt like absolute luxury. Compared to other travelodges we have stayed at, and compared to most hotels we have stayed at, this hotel appeared to have everything. We didn't have a 'special' room, as in, we didn't pay extra to be a suite or anything (not that I know of a travelodge, that offers this). The room was as if you could live there, and pay rent! Sleeping Area - bed was huge It had a separate seating area - sofa ...  Read the complete review