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Travelodge London Marylebone
About Travelodge London Marylebone
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.
Travelodge London Marylebone Facilities
| Children |
Children welcome |
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| Provider features |
In town/city centre |
| Catering |
Bar Serve breakfast |
| Booking and payment details |
American Express accepted MasterCard accepted Maestro accepted Visa accepted |
Travelodge London Marylebone Address
| Address: |
Marylebone, Harewood Row, London
London
NW1 6SE
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| Telephone: | 0871 9846311 |
| Website: | http://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel/hotel_id/312/LondonMarylebone |
Location Information for Travelodge London Marylebone
| Address: |
Marylebone, Harewood Row, London
London
NW1 6SE
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|---|---|
| Telephone: | 0871 9846311 |
| Website: | http://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel/hotel_id/312/LondonMarylebone |
| 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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Latest 5 reviews of Travelodge London Marylebone
Lots of good points and one bad one!
Good location, large clean rooms, small bathrooms but a bath, shower, toilet and sink so what more do you want. Beds were comfy and hotel was right next to Marylebone station. Breakfast was plentiful, cereal, bread, muffins, pastries, tea, coffee, juice and hot english choices like scrambled egg, sausage bacon etc. However you can get a cheaper breakfast at the station or at a cafe a two minute walk past the station called Egg and Bacon. BE WARNED, we asked three times for an iron and they didnt have one so invest L10 in a travel iron and take one with you. Overall an enjoyable stay in a good location. The 453 bus goes from the station to Oxford Circus, Trafalgar Square so a handy bus if you dont want to use the tube.
21 June 2009
Roomy, comfy & easy!
Located just next to Marylebone Rail/Tube Station, or a 10mins walk to Baker Street Station, getting anywhere is just easy. I booked my rooms early and got it at 49 pounds a night, but I believe rates can go to even lower to 9 pounds if you book it really really early, like 5mths before?! Nice cafe just round the corner (opp. Marylebone Station) that serves very good breakfast for about 4 quid. Prefer the bus? Hop on to bus service 453 which is also in the same area which brings you straight to Oxford Circus/Piccadilly Circus in about 15-20min, depending on traffic conditions. Marylebone Station is also where you take the rail (45min ride) to Bicester Village where designer brands are sold at knock-off prices - great location for the fashionista! All in all, I would definitely choose this hotel if I return to London again!
20 June 2009
Unwelcoming, uninviting, cold - I won't be going back
The building was conveniently close to the station, but the welcome was poor. The receptionist preferred to write in his book rather than acknowledge me as I stood waiting. The room was cold as there was no central heating on because it was summer! No matter that English summer is unpredictable and this evening was cold. I slept well - the bed was very comfortable. The room was grubby in the corners, and the window runners filthy, but overall room cleaniness was ok. The bathroom basin plug was broken and unable to stay down. The light above the mirror had a hidden switch which I never did find. There were no toiletries other than one small bar of soap. Breakfast was a plentiful buffet, with a good selection, and pleasant bright surroundings. But again, no welcome. I was ignored by the two suited employees when entering. The first sign of civility was when the waitress approached, but all she did was ask for was the breakfast voucher - without any hint of a smile let alone a "Good morning". Some lessons in customer care needed here.
26 May 2009
Jesus ... you get what you pay for ..!!
First the good points. Good central location, near the West End sights and very cheap. We booked a few months in advance and managed to get 3 double rooms for L30.00 per room.
Now the bad ...
Check in time is an unflexible 3pm. We turned up at 2.40pm and were told we could check in only if we paid a L10 supplement per room. They provide no facilities for storing luggage. We had a drink in the bar in the railway station and checked in at 3.05pm.
The rooms are shabby, cracked tiles in the bathroom, peeling paint and wallpaper in the bedroom etc.
Overnight the road noise was unbelievable. I once slept on the roof of a hotel in central Athens and heard less noise. How a hotel in a city centre can exist without double glazing (or even windows which are the same size and shape as the window frames in which they sit !) is beyond me.
Another two plus points. The bed was large and comfy and the breakfast would have been extremely good value at L7.50 per head, had the hot buffet been hot. Instead you piled your plate with luke-warm sausage, bacon and scrambled egg before a very attentive (credit where it's due) took it into the kitchen to be micro-waved.
If you can book in advance and you're used to roughing it then this is the place for you. If you get quoted anything over L60.00 for the room look elsewhere. There are numerous budget hotels which will offer better value for money than this place..
8 May 2009
Excellent hotel with a fantastic location.
I stayed here for 11 nights in July a couple of years ago and I absolutely loved it. The location is lovely because of: proximity to tube station, safety of area, off license down the street and all of the awesome food places inside the Marylebone station. The staff was great, they helped me with directions and anything else I needed. The breakfast was good, minus the fellow countrymen acting like jerks towards the staff. Good thing I wasn't with them. Overall, I would recommend staying here if possible.
23 April 2009
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