Great 'Best Travelodge Holidays' Hunt: Which travelodge's offer the perfect get away?

RaiderHammer

The only thing I would advise is avoid Blackpool Central. Take a look on the poor reviews on Trip Advisor, they are not far off the money. It's a dreadful place. How anyone could write a decent review about that place beats me.

alisont

Which of the Manchester central travelodges do people rate as the better ones? I'm looking to book one next April whilst sale rates on but travelling on my own so wary at night.

The reviews on TA seem to rate the arena one but is that area safe?

Thanks in advance for any replies:)

p00hsticks

alisont wrote: »

Which of the Manchester central travelodges do people rate as the better ones? I'm looking to book one next April whilst sale rates on but travelling on my own so wary at night.

The reviews on TA seem to rate the arena one but is that area safe?

Thanks in advance for any replies:)

I've not stayed in the Arena one (is it new ?).

The 'Manchester Central' one (in Blackfriars Street) is well located right in the centre of Manchester, but a bit run down last time we were there - neither of the lifts was working for part of our stay and we were on the 7th floor! Luckily we were only there for one night so had minimal luggage, and they did fix them before we left.

If you're nervous going out at night, note that whenever I've stayed in central Manchester overnight there have always been loads of black cabs around that you can flag down.

blondy24

Hello,

Has anyone stayed at the London Central Tower Bridge Travelodge before, if so what's it like?

Thanks x

terryw

blondy24 wrote: »

Hello,

Has anyone stayed at the London Central Tower Bridge Travelodge before, if so what's it like?

Thanks x

Well impressed. Newish TL, close to underground. Good pub with food and beer garden next door (The Minories) and Wetherspoons 60 yards away. Obviously very close to the Tower and the new trendy area with cafes and shops by the river. Walking distance to Brick Lane.

Go for it.

blondy24

Thanks very much Terryw for your help, that is a great response and reassuring.

ipswichblade

Derby Pride Park looked good from the outside and the public areas were nice. Shame the shower was hanging off and the bed hadn't been made properly with the sheet having holes in as well. They have sent me a £20 voucher after I emailed them photos and a complaint though.

miss_scrooge

Clacton centrals nice would of stayed in the room all day if I could of but wasn't in clacton long also not the first day I came the heating was on full blast was autumn and wasn't cold outside that's the only drawback took quite a while for room to coold down.Does anyone know if every travelodge keeps there heating on full blast.

Tarry

I found that in my room last travelodge stay there was a heater that I turned off xx But that was a very old travelodge.

Monsternextdoor

My Hubby and I travel around a lot and have stayed in quiet a few travelodges Glasgow, Birmingham, London, Manchester, Leeds etc and have had good rooms in all of them clean and well stocked.

The worst one we've ever had to stay in was the Grafton, Hereford cold damp room, bathroom wasnt that clean, dingy travelcot etc, Didnt help that we were moving house and didnt get the keys till the next morning and it was bitter cold outside, I ended up going to the car and getting extra bedding for us and the dog its was that cold and our LO was in with us all night, We complained and got nowhere, Just looking at one now up at scotch corner for out next move fingers crossed its ok and they give me a room near the reception as we will have the dog with us again.