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Travelodge London Marylebone
Visitor ReviewsTypical Prices
| Double with ensuite bathroom: | From £29.00 per room per night, room only |
Description
Travelodge is the fastest growing budget hotel chain in the country with over 300 hotels across the UK including 22 in London. Travelodge hotels have spacious, comfy bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a remote control colour TV, and free tea and coffee making facilities. Basically, it has everything you need and nothing you don’t for a great nights sleep! To accommodate families, we offer ‘family rooms’ which includes a sofa bed and can sleep up to 2 adults and 2 children under 16 (or up to 3 adults). With prices from as little as ₤29 per room, per night, you’ll have loads more money left to spend on theatre tickets, dinner reservations or shopping trips!
We do everything we can to make your stay with us as enjoyable as possible, including no need for a lengthy checkout: it’s all done when you arrive! You can have your breakfast delivered to your room or to take away with our handy breakfast bag for only ₤4.50, or at locations with a Bar Café, it’s all you can eat for ₤7.50 – and kids 15 and under eat free!
With Travelodge you can expect an easy, hassle-free experience and consistent standards of quality and service.
Facilities
| Children | Children welcome |
|---|---|
| Provider features | In town/city centre |
| Catering | Bar Serve breakfast |
| Booking and payment details | American Express accepted MasterCard accepted Maestro accepted Visa accepted |
Location Information for Travelodge London Marylebone
| Address | Marylebone, Harewood Row, London London NW1 6SE |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 0871 9846311 |
| Website | www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel/hotel_id/312/LondonMarylebone |
| Directions by road | A40 Continue on the A40 into Central London and after the end of the Flyover at the second set of traffic lights, turn left onto B507 Lisson Grove. Take the first right into Harewood Row and first left onto Harewood Avenue. The Hotel is located on the left opposite Marylebone Station. M4/A4 Follow the A4 to Hyde Park Corner and bear left onto Park Lane. Continue around Marble Arch towards Oxford Street. Turn left just before Marble Arch Tube onto Cumberland Place. Take the next left into Seymour Street and then first right into Seymour Place. Continue over at the junction A501 Marylebone Road onto Lisson Grove. Take the first right into Harewood Row and first left into Harewood Avenue. The Hotel is located on the left opposite Marylebone Station. |
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Traveller Rating:
Based on 70 reviews
What to Expect:
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- Cleanliness
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Recommended for:
Young singles
Families with teenagers- Older travelers
- Families with young children
Pet owners
Latest 5 reviews of Travelodge London Marylebone
Good location
Good size bedroom but the bathroom is so small! Not a lot of restaurants/cafes nearby but few steps away from the Marylebone railway & tube station (Bakerloo line).
Book here if you're in a tight budget and only if you can get a discounted rate (around L59). For a L59, it is a lot better and cleaner in comparison to other hotels/B&b of the same price.
31 August 2008
Serves its purpose
Having read some of the other reviews, I came to the conclusion that either they were for the wrong hotel or I got very lucky.
I stay in Travelodges regularly for business purposes and am quite happy with their no frills approach. I tried the likes of EasyHotel and they are just to basic so Travelodges are one step up.
The location is very handy being next door to Marylebone Station.
I was allocated a single room on the top floor so noise was minimal, the room was a little hot but there was a fan and a door onto a balcony which opened a reasonable amount to permit air through.
The room was small (I've been in and seen smaller!) but enough for what I need - reminded me of many of the rooms you see in places like The Netherlands and Austria.
The bathroom was fine except the shower pressure was a bit hit and miss - I eventually worked out that if the room next door was also taking a shower it vastly reduced your pressure.
In terms of cleanliness, couldn't fault it.
The breakfast was fine, no issues there.
I think the point you must remember with the Travelodge brand is you are paying low prices for premium locations, it would defeat the object to increase the facilities and have to increase the cost. People always complain about not having this and that but this is always mentioned to you on the website when you book.
3 August 2008
Awful - spend your money elsewhere
I stayed here recently for work having stayed in other Travel Lodges that are good value for money. It was awful! If I wasn't so tired I would have checked out and gone somewhere else.
The room was so small I could hardly get dressed without bumping into bed or table. Shower room and bedroom were just filthy - like a room that hasn't been cleaned for months. Mould in the shower, hairs in the tray - yuk! I didn't want to put my feet on the floor or touch anything. Staff on reception not trained to deal with this sort of thing - felt sorry for them as obviously didn't know how to respond except to say 'other people like it'.
26 July 2008
This is soooo bad!!!
The only good thing about this hotel was the location. Spend a bit more & don't stay here. We thought you couldn't go wrong with a Travelodge.....boy were we wrong. On entering the hotel, there is brown patches on the ceiling & the hand rail is swinging in the wind. The reception is a sort of hatch with a grubby bench in it. I felt so sorry for the staff, they know how bad it is. After going to our room, I asked to see another as the desk was hanging off the wall, the bathroom was mouldy, so were the curtains. I was given three cards to different rooms. They are all the same....very small, very shabby & very dirty. What ever you do, don't lift the sheets off the mattress, or the mattress off the bed frame, yuk. In the end I settled for a room, as I was losing the will to live. Should have looked better, as there was a hole the size of a football in the bathroom ceiling, with lots of thick black mould around it...lovely. A nice piece of someone elses chewing gum next to the bin just topped it all. Many thanks Travelodge.xxxx
23 July 2008
Hot hot hot
The room was a twin over looking Marylebone underground station. Excellent location (especially for Lords Cricket Ground) Excellent value, breakfast was nice and woth the L7.50 however the bed room was far too hot and made it difficult to sleep which spoilt the stay which was a shame.
13 July 2008
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