Travelodge in general

Travelodge in general: Value for money (277 words)
by - written on 02/11/09 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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Lord Forte bought the US Travelodge brand and established it in the UK in 1985. Initially they were called Little Chef Lodge's, as he attached them to many of his Little Chefs, only later rebranding them as Travelodges. Travelodge is the second largest budget hotel after Premier Inn, and have 380 hotels in Ireland, the UK and Spain. Six and a half million people stayed with them last year, room prices start from £19 per night, the chain employs 5,500 staff, and is owned by Dubai International Capital. Travelodge is thinking ahead. They plan to be the biggest hotel operator in London by the Olympics in 2012. If you have never tried ...  Read the complete review

Travelodge - The no frills Hotel Chain! (571 words)
by - written on 21/10/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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As a family of four who travel around the country a lot to various sporting competitions so we always have to look for budget accommodation staying when we can in either Youth Hostels or budget hotels, we have found that Travelodge while being very basic, offer good value for money especially if you can catch one of their sales and book in advance whereby getting rooms for £10 a night - not bad for 4 people! Travelodge offers budget hotel rooms in over 389 hotels across the UK, Ireland and Spain and is currently the fastest growing budget hotel chain in the country. It has over 20 new hotel openings planned in 2009 in locations including: Birmingham, ...  Read the complete review

Travelodge in general: Travelodge - cheap but not cheerful (365 words)
by - written on 13/10/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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Recently had the joys of staying at a Travlodge following a visit to my wifes family down south (Dudley)...well I say joys. The entire reason for my booking with Travelodge was that it was cheaper than any other hotel to stay at and on arrival the staff were friendly and welcoming. The hotel itself was ok for it's look and comfort but lacked cleanliness in comparison to other hotels I have stayed in. The television channels on offer were basic and the room had few facilities on offer. The bathroom had towels and a small sign on the mirror to say if we wanted shower gel, shampoo or soap to go to reception (no calling from your room ...  Read the complete review

Never again (261 words)
by Craig Reville - written on 26/09/09
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I had booked a room for 25th staying until 26th, When i got there, there was an issue where the room apparently was booked for 23rd. The staff had the attitude where they couldn't have cared less despite me having evidence and despite the fact i hadn't checked in on 23rd but was standing there on 25th!!! They then proceeded to give a brand new room to a customer because 1 wall socket wasn't working out of 6 wall sockets, right in front of me, The receptionist at this point treated me as if i was not there. They told me it was tough luck and i ended up having to pay £100 at another hotel, I had already paid £51 for my room, £50 for my ...  Read the complete review

Express Review on Travelodge in general
by Lannii - written on 20/09/09
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I visited the travelodge in hatfield central and stayed for a few nights.It is absolutely horrendous,customer service was horrible,fire alarm went off at 2am and all they said was,some drunk guy set it off.The most appalling part was in the morning i got to my car and someone had obviously broken my taillights deliberately,i went to the reception and told the receptionist,who went on and said "So?What do you expect me,us to do?What do you want me to do?"(in a very arrogant and non challant tone)I only needed him to be human.Bloody idiot!TRAVELODGE SUCKS!!!!If you need to have your valuables broken,stolen or vandalised,visit travelodge!