I have stayed in a number of travelodges which are usually basic but clean, I have to say this is probably one of the shabbiest ones I have seen, it has definitely seen better days with chips, knocks, grubby marks everywhere.. I wouldn't rush back.., I think the previous comments already left on here say it all really! .in fact... More

in common with many other reviewers I have stayed in Travelodges all over the country, and in USA too, and all have been preferable to this one. The decor had been touched up, and my class of 10 year olds could have done a better job, bathroom was 'old and tired' and bed had definitely seen better day. More

We tend to stop at Travelodge because they are cheap and convenient. Cheap should not mean shabby and dirty. We stayed for three nights as it was Easter weekend and we were touring around and visiting our favourite Chinese restaurant in Thatcham. The room had an odour around the clothes cupboard and the shower curtain smelt of dirty water. The... More

I was working late in the M4 corridor on Tuesday 21st of February and so booked into the Chievely Travel Lodge. I have stayed in plenty Travel Lodges in the past so I am realistic and know what to expect so I don’t mind paying £50 for basic no-frills accommodation – Whilst I do not expect Champagne at Lager prices,... More

At £19 a night for a family of 4, you can't really complain can you? A big group of us stayed here in May 2011 for 2 nights for the third time ( we usually stay here twice a year as we attend a sporting competition in Newbury with our children's club). Many of the guests were also attending the... More

The gang of men stood around the entrance drinking Strongbow should have rung alarm bells, but it took until getting into my room at the Travelodge Chieveley until I realised this was the most ghetto Travelodge I've had the 'delight' to stay in. Based next to a delightful lorry park, the place stunk of cigarettes (although apparently it's a no... More

We booked into this travel lodge to break our journey from Ireland via Wales, to our Kent destination. We expected basic accommodation, but our room felt like it had seen better days. there was a distinct air of neglect and seediness about it. We lay on the bed to find out that it collapsed slightly at the end we lay... More

We stayed for 3 nights end of July 2011 as we were going to Hawk Conservancy and Highclere Castle. We had a room "in the middle" (it didnt face to lorry park of the A road, but some other rooms in the parallel building) Check in was quick and easy. Our room was a good size and was clean -... More

We stayed here to break our journey as we needed to be in the west country early in the day. This was the first time we'd stayed in a service station, and so we had gone with an open mind and expected some noise. However this place was really noisy, our room backed onto the lorry parking area and we... More