I have just took advantage of the £15 offer and the slamming reception door is still a problem. To avoid this stay on any floor other then the one where the reception is. Pluses were-good full breakfast and reasonable at £7.50 and free parking. Minuses were-no bath towel and tv remote but were soon replaced when reported.

I was aware of the Travelodge's advertising of not paying for items you don't need, and I generally agree, however, they have taken the concept too far, and the rate of 55 pounds a night is not much lower than a Holiday Inn in the same area. My biggest complaint is that I like to make telephone calls from my room using a prepaid calling card. I have been able to use these cards in hotels all over the world, except here. This property has what amounts to a pay phone in the room. You must swipe a credit card to receive a dial tone. If you want to use a calling card, you will also be charged a per minute
fee to your credit card, so it's best to just use your credit card here. The bed linens are flimsy and cheap. The mattress pad looks like it's disposable, and constantly comes off the mattress during the night, exposing the bare mattress, which isn't something you don't want to see when staying in any hotel. I would pay a few pounds
more next time, and stay in a Holiday Inn.

We stayed here last Sunday having got an excellent rate of £15 for a family room through the hotel website. This was our second visit to this hotel the first being over a year ago. I agree with all previous comments, there are no frills here but it is beautifully clean, very comfortable and despite being next to the railway and a busy road amazingly quiet. If you want to eat breakfast here it is good but a bit pricey, if you have a car you can get breakfast for a lot less at Tesco about a mile up the road.

A convenience location with pleasant rooms.

The Travelodge is not straight forward to find but has ample free parking on the ground floor. Staff are helpful as are the lifts. It looks relatively new or recently redecorated but can be something of a maze once inside. It is a short 15 minute walk to the centre of Guildford passing the railway station along the way.

Rooms are cozy, regular Travelodge rooms with little more than the bare essentials – bed, bathroom, closet, TV, telephone. The TV has the 5 expected channels and though Internet is available there is no wireless or even wired, only dialup. Coffee and tea making facilities are included in the room.

This was our best stay in a Travelodge and would recommend this location. Our experience elsewhere, however, has not been to the same standards.