Travelodge London Euston

Excellent location due to its close proximity to Euston Station, safe and beside it has sundry shop for late night supper.

The breakfast was poor and not good value for money so hotel good but never eat at the hotel again. Stop regularly in Travelodge’s in London and comparing beds this was the least comfortable in

Cooked breakfast offering was bland but acceptable. However, healthier options were less so as,unfortunately, the fruit salad was still frozen and, as a result uneatable. No apology offered.

The hotel could not be faulted - immediately greeted by friendly staff (Esha) and the hospitality continued throughout the stay by Naz. The room was clean and had everything you’d need for a short stay. Very central everything was on the doorstep and a great price for the location. Thanks for the great stay would book again :)

The experience started well: the front desk staff were friendly and chatty, very welcoming. But the rather poky room, when we reached it, smelled musty and damp and appeared to be completely unventilated. Once we worked out that - despite ferociously worded notices to the contrary - it is actually possible to open the windows a bit, things improved somewhat. The little bathroom, though, seemed to have no extraction or ventilation at all, so that steam and toilet smells build up - unpleasant. The shower worked well (but only had a curtain, not a screen), the lavatory cistern took ages to fill after flushing, and the washbasin had a star crack where someone had dropped something into it. Some of this would be forgiveable if the room were cheap, but it certainly wasn't. Fortunately the bed was very comfortable, and with the window opened we slept well. And this was a "super-room"! I wonder what the ordinary ones are like. We did not try the restaurant. Overall verdict - avoid, there are far better "budget" options available just a short walk away.

The hotel is clean good helpful staff central location bedroom is clean bathroom is clean the bed is large and comfy just what needed