Travelodge London Covent Garden Reviews

I stayed in this Travel Lodge last weekend for 2 nights, a double room for the Friday and Saturday night costing around £70 per night. We had a large group so it seemed one of the only options with the availability we needed at a reasonable price for the area. The average price for this hotel seems to be nearer £100 per ...  Read the complete review

Travelodge London Covent Garden is really a difficult place to review. On one hand it is a Travelodge and you should know what to expect when you book in there but on the other hand, this place isn't even that cheap at busy times. I stayed there at the end of May during pretty major looking building work, however apart from ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the hotel we stayed in for two nights whilst we stayed in London. Location wise, it was easy to find and we paid around £120 (with a bit of cash back) for two nights, breakfast and a late checkout (2pm) on our last day to save lugging the bags around London. **Checking in** when we arrived we had to ...  Read the complete review

After a recent weekend trip to London I decided to write about my experience of a stay in Covent Garden's Travel Lodge. We got a great deal for booking the rooms online, £19 a night. The hotel is approximately five minutes walk from Covent Garden tube station and it situated on the outskirts of Covent Garden. As we saw the big Travel ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I am a student studying in Glasgow but I often go to London, about once a month, with my partner. In the last 2 months we have stayed in this hotel twice due to its fantastic location and price! Travelodge is known for its great deals and they often do special offers. We managed to get this hotel for £29 each time, both times ...  Read the complete review

There are already two excellent reviews on the Covent Garden Travelodge and I don't want to waste readers' time covering the same ground, but I do have some experiences that may add to the pool of knowledge. Firstly, the Travelodge consists of two separate buildings: One is on High Holborn and the other is on Drury Lane. They are ...  Read the complete review

My other half and I were invited to a friend's wedding in London. We looked at the suggested hotels on the invite, but being on and around Charring Cross, although they looked wonderful, boy did you pay for it! We settled instead on the Travelodge at Covent Garden. We booked the room online with no problems; the website is ...  Read the complete review

Having won a couple of train tickets to London in a local newspaper competition, I then needed to book somewhere to stay. I wanted to be as close to the city centre as possible, but without the huge costs. I've stayed at a number of Travelodge hotels in the past, including a couple in London, so I checked out the Travelodge ...  Read the complete review