I have stayed here on a number of occasions. The hotel is in a pleasant area and there is easy access to an overland rail link to Waterloo. The rooms are typical of the Travelodge chain - basic but reasonably comfortable. The benefit of this location is that it is quiet as it is out of the central part of... more

Very helpful staff, lovely and clean, would recommend to family and friends. About 6 miles from central London. If your lucky enough to get a room on the front then you have great views of the gardens and River Thames. more

We stayed three nights at the Travelodge at Kew Bridge. It was easy to find, and had very convenient parking (at £5.00 per 24 hours, pay by mobile phone). On booking the room was £45.00 per night, and by booking breakfast we saved 25% on the normal price of £7.50. The room was quite large for a travelodge, with a... more

Decided in visit National Archives so book to stay overnight sunday so only short drive next day. Had read about parking charge on th website. Room clean, at side so view of flats and aeroplanes going into heathrow. The travelodge is near a busy London road so you get traffic noise which goes on most of the night. Staff brought... more

Saturday night in Central London... Supposed to be staying with my friend who has had a family emergency... so at 10pm me and my wife need to find somewhere to stay. I rang various hotels i knew but were all booked...I then tried the travelodge national line... got through to india where i was informed that they only had one... more

travelodge is worst hotel i have ever stayed in wouldnt advise my worst enemy to stay here poor staff, poor rooms, poor food just dont ever stay at this hotel more

We stayed at Kew for three nights while visiting the National Archives. Upon arrival we discovered that there is a charge for the car park. Considering its location the price to park was fairly reasonable. Although we did not have any problems the car parks are far from secure and the underground part would be very creepy at night. The... more

Arrived around 7pm to a place that looked like student digs. Parked outside and then had to pay £5 and no-one in reception. However pressed button and someone came immediately. Not exactly friendly though and would not give change for parking. Had to ring a number for the parking which took ages. Anyway checked in, found lift (didn't work) trekked... more

Our second visit to this Travelodge. Well placed for Kew Bridge Station and the West in general. Not the most pretty of locations. If you can then do request a room to the front of the building. Both times we have been given a room at the back overlooking grotty flats but to the front are pleasant views of the... more