Travelodge London Covent Garden

I stayed in the Covent Garden Travel lodge mid-week in a double room, costing me £80 for a two night stay, (£40 each night including breakfast) though i booked last minute so it may be possible to book cheaper. My first impression of the travel lodge was it was pretty big and needed a lick of paint on the outside! However when entering reception/main lobby it is very modern and sparkling clean! Checking in was simple, the staff were very friendly and full of usful information about the hotel and about London itself. They couldnt do enough for us and were very easy to approach when we needed directions to the Hard Rock cafe one ...  Read the complete review

My training work takes me to all sorts of locations and recently I've been running some courses for a public sector client based in central London. Their expenses budget was fairly tight, which left me with the dilemma of where to stay. Having had some surprisingly good experiences with Travelodge in the past, I checked their website (www.travelodge.co.uk) and found the Covent Garden hotel which was just eight minutes walk from my client's offices - perfect! Travelodge are clearly geared-up for the business client: booking online was quick and simple, and I received a rapid email acknowledgement together with an invoice. When I booked in July 2009 ...  Read the complete review

My other half and I like to spend a long weekend or week in London on a regular basis to soak up the sights and sounds and culture of what is a superb city. Unfortunately once you get past the travel fees on the train, cost of meals etc then you may not even want to start thinking about accommodation. This is where Travelodge comes into their own. A large chain of simple, basic amenities that are reasonably priced. If you are hankering for excellent room service, masses of free toiletries and fluffy luxurious pillows and duvets then Travelodge is probably not for you. However, if your basic demands lead to clean amenities and close to everything ...  Read the complete review

I went here for some meeting and thought it was a very clean but still cheap hotel. I travel across UK for various meetings and stay in Travelodge only. I book the rooms well in advance and they usually have £19 room offers. They once even had an offer for £9. Covent Garden Travelodge is situated in central London and is well accessible by London underground services. It is very close to the British museum and the Covent garden market. Oxford street is hardly a few yards from here. There was a café in the building but there are many other choices just outside the hotel. There are two travelodges just opposite each other- Covent Garden and Holborn and very confusing. ...  Read the complete review

I rather like Travelodges. They are usually clean, always have tea making facilities, the baths are always deep (very important for a tall lass like myself), and there is always a bible in a drawer (no for reading. I just like the tradition). I stayed in Covent Garden Travelodge in London, on Tuesday night. We booked online, very easily and efficiently, and were emailed detailed directions, which were very helpful, including a postcode to put into the GPS. Me and my family had booked two twin rooms, one for my Dad and little brother, and one for myself. Getting There. ~~~~~~~~~~ Getting there didn't proove too ...  Read the complete review