If you can find somewhere else, do it. Noisy from the street and neighbours, dirty in the room and all the public areas, worn out furniture, uncomfortable beaten up beds, tiny room, barely able to squeeze past the bed, no chairs at all. But nothing actually bit me and the price was not so bad. But I will not be... More

All i can say is " NEVER AGAIN".... What a shame the company has let itself get like this, why?? My friend and I shared a twin room, beware of room 101. From the second we walked in and tried to get eye contact with a miserable male receptionist i found myself saying i hope the room is better.Hard work... More

I stayed in a twin room with a friend for a shopping trip to london. The hotel is in a very nice area a short stroll to the busy shops and an ideal location right next to marylebone station. The room was a reasonable size (404). The bathroom was very grimy looking and the taps were discusting. We paid £93... More

Breakfast is reasonable and good value but that is the only thing that saved this hotel from getting a terrible rating. The whole place needs a complete renovation, bed was lumpy and uncomfortable, pillow was flat and lifeless, there was no air in the room but you couldn't open the windows due to the noise from outside, bar of soap... More

I think over the years I stayed at the MaryleboneTravelodge over 15 times and it hasn't got any better! It's in a good location and if you can get a room for a good price then it's worth putting up with the tattiness. Travelodge are now charging silly money for their rooms. I wanted to stay on 25 May and... More

This Travelodge looks fine from the outside but entering our room was like stepping back into the 1950s. Everything was old and tatty. We had booked a double room but we were given a twin. The TV had no remote, there was no hairdryer, the curtains and carpet were filthy, the bathroom was disgusting to the point that I felt... More

This Travelodge is a basic hotel in need of a bit of TLC. Nothing remarkable about it. It could do with a coat of paint and some slight repair but the beds were clean enough and the bathroom was too. We heard no noise from other guests or from outside, despite being at the front of the hotel and right... More

Last Monday we were in London for the David Bowie exhibition at the V&A. IF on the 31st December 2013 someone asks if you saw it and you reply no, don’t be surprised if people around you faint away in disbelief. However to more mundane things. The night before our visit we booked into the Travelodge Marylebone. Staying at a... More

is this hotel. We have stayed there quite a lot because the location is absolutely great - right next to Marylebone Station and they do have good prices at the weekends. The downside is that the hotel badly needs a complete refurbishment. The rooms are tired, the bathrooms are, well, shabby is I guess the best way to describe it,... More