When you say Travelodge many people think they are all the same but having stayed in a few that is not the case. This stay was very last minute, we needed a place to stay for Hogmanay and New Years Day due to a change of plan. I booked on 30th December and got a room for Hogmanay for £30.25 and for !st January for £19.50 which I thought a bargain.
The receptionist on arrival was very pleasant and helpful, explained all the essentials and made us feel welcome.
The room was a Family room with the sofa bed with extra bedding if required. No issues with the room at all. Only niggle was the shower was a bit weak but this may be explained by the fact that the place was fully occupied! The temperature of the water was fine.
There is no restaurant attached but we were eating elsewhere anyway so that didn't matter. We did need a meal one evening however and we dropped in to the Golden Acorn which is a Wetherspoons pub in the town centre, I can recommend if you are looking for some good pub grub! I had a steak which I am usually dubious about in "Pub" situations but it surpassed my expectations!!
All in a very good stay, I expected it to be noisy due to the New Year celebrations but we didn't hear much at all!

This is our 3rd stay in this Travelodge and have been pleasesd every time. Rooms are spacious and cleaners do a fantastic job keeping them clean.
Hotel situated across from a Chinese buffet place and a bp garage which has a small m&s food shop which is handy for snacks.
We were on the ground floor and the person in the room above was heavy footed walking about his room at 6am every morning of our stay which was quite annoying. Apart from that we had no problem with noise. We would recommend this hotel and will be returning again at some point in the new year.

great travelodge next to main routes and just on the outskirts of glenrothes. situated next to industrial estate but not too noisy with spacious rooms and we even had a bath as well as a shower in our bathroom. just across the road is a petrol station and a chinese buffet restaurant which does great tasty food. this is a great base from which to explore the fife area. st andrews is not too far away and is a beautiful town as is the smaller fishing town of anstruther, well worth a visit to both towns.

Stayed here for 3 nights whilst attending a local event. The Travelodge is located away from the town centre but is easily accessed off the A92. There is a 'chain' pub nearby along with a Chinese buffet restaurant and a filling station. The lodge itself was perfectly adequate in all respects - modern, clean and airy. The reception staff were friendly and, at c £55 per night, it was not excessively expensive. Would stay again if in the area.