This Travelodge located in the centre of Watford hasn't been open that long and offers residents the opportunity to stay in the centre for a reasonable price. I've stayed in quite a few travelodges across the UK & I would say this is one of the more upmarket ones in comparison to some of the others, it's clean, modern & even has a bar serving drinks & light snacks. I've noticed though whichever Travellodge you stay in, the rooms look totally identical even down to the colours the walls are painted. So it's difficult to compare them really but the room I stayed in here was relatively clean & tidy. There was also wifi which I found quite ...  Read the complete review

Been there 4 times. BIG rooms, quite comfortable beds, decent bathroom. However, sparse decor, quite chilly, awful TV considering the Jury's inn down the road has Freeview. Staff good. You don't need a keycard to get up to the rooms, which makes it good if you want to suprise a boyfriend! Or if you're a prostitute, which is what I know this hotel for (not personally, haha). My one problem staying there was the last time - I found a "brown stain" on the sheets. The reception staff were as shocked as I was. Offered to change my room, very polite and apologetic. I chose to leave because I was quite grossed out. Otherwise, for the price I'd say it's not a ...  Read the complete review

A bargain break. We booked one of the £19 offer rooms in October due to visiting friends and family in the area. The website booking is very straight forward and allows you to view other hotels close by to get the best location and price for your needs. The room booking is pre paid by credit or debit card and is not refundable, if you are in doubt over your dates and do not want to lose the money then do not book, as there is no way you will get your money back from the hotel. The hotel website states the hotel may be noisy over weekends but we did not experience and noise issues. This hotel is in a central location behind shops like Gap, Primark and Next ...  Read the complete review