Travelodge

Travelodge hotels certainly dont market themselves on luxury, which is just as well. They market themselves on budget, affordable stays which in my opinion they do very well. I have stayed in more travelodges than I care to remember, and they are not all the same in service, cleanliness, and ammentities offered but they do all follow the same basic design. When you arrive at your travelodge you will be greeted with hopefully a car park. Not all travelodges have a car park though, but there is always one somewhere down the road usually. A travelodge car park can either be free or upto £10 a ... more

Limehouse Lizzy were playing in Wolverhampton, so, as my boyfriend’s house was an expensive taxi ride away and it was valentines we decided to make a weekend of it. (Yes, in Wolverhampton: P) We booked online (http://www.travelodge.co.uk/searchandbo​ok) and chose the saver rate, it is cheaper but non refundable should you have to cancel. The rooms are all standard images on the website but can be much different as we found out when we stayed in the Oldham Travelodge a few months later. This one had been taken over from a once fancy hotel and was quite run down. It was clean but not exactly ... more

I stayed in a family room at the Fort Dunlop Travelodge with my children.The website warned that there was some noise from the nearby airport. If booked in advance rooms can cost £15.00 or £26.00 depending on the date and location. Booking was simple on line and I ordered breakfast which was discounted by 10%. Normally breakfast costs £7.50 each and two children eat free for each adult. The travelodge is easy to find by following the Fort Dunlop signs. On the way in you pass a shoppers paradise - Fort Retail Park with most of the big stores. There is a large well lit free car park behind the ... more

Was going down last year for the nec bike show and this year the wife wanted to come and see, So this time i decided to stay over for the night. After looking over the internet we found this hotel and was'nt that far from the nec and looked ok. we booked for the room and a evening meal and breakfast and all came to £64 pounds, which i did'nt think was really that bad. We arrived at the hotel at 1pm on the friday and found it no problem at all, we used the postcode and it takes you to the front of the hotel, you need to travel past the fort dunlop to the roundabout and then take the first exit ... more

we have stayed here several time when we have gone to the NEC it is on an industial estate, the parking is some way from the hotel but it seems safe to me we have always booked a family room and paid on average £30 per night but there are usually some great deals to be had paying £9 for a room sometimes now, this place, like all the other travellodges is not swish, it's basic but it's clean and safe, the rooms are large enough there is always plenty of hot water too, it's ideally placed for birmingham airport and the nec but it can be a bugger to find so just make sure you know how to get ... more