We were a family group including Grandparent,special needs child,Elderly dog 16yrs and coordinator(MUM).Location good for what we wanted to do. The rooms clean, basic in need of some TLC. The staff friendly very helpful. Would chose the location again as the rooms backed on to a residential road so no major road noise, which was was one of my concerns when looking for a hotel, as a lot are located on major road routes. The travelodge will provide a breakfast from the front desk to your room. This lodge is next to,not part of the same company Toby(Food Terrible)and that was the judgement of a special needs child who loves food, okay for a drink, breakfast passable. Coach & Horses or Harvester better options, plus because the staff get complaints about the Toby food they have takeaway menus, that deliver!

this was my first stay at a travelodge and i was pleased with the standard of cleanliness, the room had been cleaned, bed linen was good, no stains etc, bathroom was clean, the building is obviously not new but its the cleanliness that matters. the staff were polite and friendly, i would go back again. 13th november 2012

I stayed at the Edinburgh central travelodge for 7 days from 11th of september to 18th of September. The breakfast was lovely and cater for all tastes wither be a cooked breakfast or a cold one.The room was always clean and tidy and the bin was empty daily even on saturday and Sunday. You even got clean towels everyday if you want them. The staff were very helpful and if you need extra teabags or coffee that would give it to you and sugar and little cartons of milk. I only had to make two complaints and they sorted both complaints with no trouble at all. Travelodge caters for any stay wether be a week or a couple of days and cater for large parties and families or groups or a couple. The only gripe I have is the traffic noise was loud day and night.

The cleaning of the room and bathroom, the Front desk personnel, Liza was great she helped us to find a Catholic Church near by. Recommended for College students and parents for 1-2 nights stay.

I stayed at the Travelodge at Scotch Corner 3 weeks ago. OK it's not the Ritz, but it cost me £27.00 which is great value for 2 adults and 2 kids. The accommodation isn't the best, but in terms of value per pound spent it pretty amazing. The rooms are clean(ish) and the beds are comfy. OK, I've done a fair bit of travelling so I'm ready to slum it, but I think it would be acceptable to most people with common sense (given what you pay)

bathroom very clean and all working.bed clean too.tv worked with an excellent picture and the room generally was spacious and clean. lack of pillows the only down side but thats the guests who take them not the fault of the hotel.yes, i feel this was value for money for a convenient overnight stay, and would have stayed longer if needed.

I stayed at this hotel when traveling to London to accompany my parents to the airport. I booked in advance so it only costed me £29. When we arrived at KingsX only walked a couple of mintues to get to the hotel. It was a few mins early than the check in time but the receiptionist let us to go to the room anyway. The room was ok, reasonable clean. IBut thought I booked twin room for me and my sis but got a double bed one instead. Only one night so wasn't bothered. I was pleased as my parents had a good of a couple hours rest before we departed to the airport. We didn't book for the breakfast as there were many cheaper options around hotel. I borrowed a hairdryer from the receiption but when I tried to use it in the morning it was burnt inside which was quite scary. I could see the red flame and smelled burning. When I took it back to receiption and told the lady at the receiption about the faulty hairdryer, she was very sympthsied of my 'ordeal' asking if I was ok and if I needed another one to dry my hair. So for £29 I think it was great, and for that price, there is no complain.

This hotel isn't as bad as some of the reviews i read. Its a perfect location for the beach. The resort & spa hotel across the street has access to the beach, tiki bar, pool etc. It was really fun, we left our room everyday and spent all out time at the resort. PPL paid $240 per night for their rooms across the street at the resort. There is also a winn dixie and mcdonalds across the street. We found out on the last day, that the bus service will take you anywhere u want to go for $4.00 per day pass. We could have went to the casino...darn. There were no bugs in the rooms, in fact orkin was there spraying so i felt comfortable because they were doing some preventitive maintenance in advance. Now the outside apperance and when u first walk into your room (outdated) almost scared us, but we felt very comfortable after about an hour or so. Like i said for the money, its perfect, if your a beach person, you can go right across the street (make sure and ask at the hotel lobby which resort it is) there were several across the street.

Excellent 2 night stay here. Hotel is easy to find and is very nice throughout. Room sparse but well maintained and modern. Freezing temperatures outside but staff thoughtfully turned heater on so room was warm on arrival. Nice decor. Very clean bedding and bathroom. All towels and tea/coffee provided. As usual, one or two other guests not as quiet as me but no problems and would recommend highly. I would like to have known if there was a bath in the room as was looking forward to one but a shower sufficed.

Just got back from a one night stay in Eastbourne travelodge..Room was more than adequate. Paid £19 for stay..Room was warm and clean.. Bed linen and towels looked to be new..We asked for a sea view and were told that would be no problem..T.V worked well..Tea and coffee provided..Staff were helpful..Couldn't really ask for more for the price we paid...

when we arrived the receptionist was very helpful,the room and bathroom was clean and the bed was comfotable. the locatin was good and near the city centre.also handy with wetherspoons below for breakfast in the morning we didnt hear any noise fron there even though our room was over the beer garden.

Stayed for one night 23/08/2010.
The room was clean and tidy, with a double bed, shower, tv and kettle.
Our only complaint against the room, was that it was warm and there was no air conditioning.
We had a room facing the East India road and although it was noisy, it didn't wake us until 8am.
We didn't have any food, but some of our party had the breakfast and said it was fine.
Had a couple of drinks at the hotel bar, £4 for a bottle of cider, which I think is a bit pricey.
Customer service was good and the car park attendant brilliant.
The hotel is just a couple of minutes walk from the Docklands Light Railway and it always felt safe to return to at night.
Very happy with our night there and will use again.

Overall the stay was very good, the room was clean, with comfy beds! We didnt eat at the hotel we just went to the local Chinese take away for tea, the hotel did supply us with plates, but you had to ask for them from reception, they seemed reluctant to give you them.
As we werent from round that area, we didnt have a clue where we were going or how to get into the centre of London. So we asked the locals and they were all very friendly and helpful and pointed us in the write direction. The only problem was that the hotel staff didnt speak that much english so it was hard for them to understand where we wanted to go, as there is a big market on at Kempton racecourse, they didnt have a clue what we were on about. But that was the only fault of our time away.

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