Travelodge Feltham

I stayed with my family for 7 nights to do the full London experience. We never ate in the hotel so I cant comment on that. We found we didnt need to as you had a Asda underneath the hotel various other eateries very close by such as Nandos, Pizza Hut, Chiqutoes, Franky and Bennys and Burger places. The hotel is about a 2min walk from the train station. Walk past the MacDonalds and then right at the Subway and you will see the hotel next to the Asda. The rooms are basic but very clean - All you need when youve been out all day. The staff I found to be very helpful and friendly they organised taxis for my family and gave me everything else I wanted (Iron and Ironing board, extra milks, etc). The rooms are quite hot and a little noisy if you have the windows open but it didnt ever wake me or my family up. Overall an excellent hotel for the price and would definayely recommend it for visiting London (about 25mins from Waterloo by train)

We chose the Travelodge Feltham for several reasons - its proximity to Twickenham, its value for money, and its situation nearby to shops, facilities and train station. We were 3 adults, each in a separate double room on the 6th floor.

The bedrooms are standard budget hotel quality - very clean, especially the bathrooms, but the noise from the train station could be heard, and disrupted sleep a little.

The cleanliness of the bedrooms contrasted sharply with the public areas of the hotel. The entranceway lobby and lifts often smelled strongly of sour milk, and a couple of times it was clear that spilled substances in the lift from the morning had not been cleaned up by the time we returned in the evening.

We chose to have breakfast and dinner for the 4 days that we stayed in the hotel, and on most mornings we had to request that mugs and glasses be replaced as there were either none around or no clean ones were available. The tables, though cleared after the previous occupants, had not been wiped clean, and were therefore sticky and yucky to sit at. On a couple of mornings we also had to point out to staff that food items had run out before they were replaced.

The food in the evenings was of a good quality, and we would particularly recommend the orange and chocolate puddle pudding for those with a sweet tooth. Service was a little slow, but this is probably because the hotel did not expect guests to stay in for dinner and so were a little unprepared for such a crowd - 3 people! As in the mornings, the tables, though cleared, were not clean, and our hand sanitiser came in useful for cleaning the tables before we ate.

The main problems seem to be down to a lack of staff. More staff would be able to ensure that public areas were properly clean, that needed items were replaced promptly and that guests did not have to wait too long for service.