Travelodge Leicester Hinckley Road

Requested a disabled room when booing. Room was on the ground floor,the doorways were a little narrow only being single doors. The door to the room needed a coat of paint and the lock on the door was loose as if it had been forced. Double room for 2 adults only 2 pillows on the bed. 1 large and 1 small towel in bathroom . Unfortunately the toilet had not been cleaned since the last occupant who had left behind a gift shall we say in the toilet. Carpet was dirty, I walked around the room in my white socks that became filthy from the carpet. Paid £89.00 for the room but the biggest shock was there wasn't any toilet paper in the bathroom. Informed the lady on reception and she replied, well we've run out of toilet roll. I asked to be refunded for the room but as if by magic a flustered receptionist appears with some toilet paper !! Will not ever be booking there again. Shocking

Bit of a mixed bag! We chose to say here as we were visiting the city for Radio 2 in the Park. The price for 3 nights was very affordable at the time of booking and has the benefit of free parking too. We arrived at Friday tea time and were checked in by Hayley. Hayley was great, offering us lots of tips about the local area and had a really positive energy. We checked into our twin room (room 11) on the ground floor and were pleasantly surprised. No, it’s not particularly modern but it was clean and spacious. We were on the ‘quiet’ side of the hotel away from the main road and pub next door. We didn’t spend much time in our room of course but we did find our sleep to be quite significantly affected due to the design of the hotel. The room divisions have absolutely no soundproofing whatsoever. You can hear the hollowness when you tap on the wall. We had very quiet neighbours on the Friday but could hear every word of the couple next to us conversations on the Saturday. This went on til 1am and started with phone calls again at 7am on Sunday morning. They may as well have been in the room with us. This, coupled with the creakiest floorboards in the rooms above made for a tiring weekend. I’m not sure if the cleaners closet was above us but it was constant marching around each morning. Thankfully my ear plugs could depress much of that noise. I did mention our neighbours to Hayley and she very kindly made some changes so we wouldn’t be disturbed as much on the Sunday night. She’s an asset to the company. I just can’t understand why Travelodge hasn’t done anything about the noise issues as it seems to be the crux of so many reviews and I can only imagine the hassle staff must deal with on a daily basis. It could be a really lovely place to stay with a bit of investment.

It’s a travel lodge and we were only staying one night so not feeling too fussy - free parking and a great pub just next door and the receptionist was so friendly and helpful it all felt very promising. The room was clean and airy - we did need to shut the window and pop the heating on as the weather is turning now but that was no hardship. Bed was comfy but sleep disturbed often through the night due to the noise of other guests - stairs next to us and very thin walls and floors - could almost make out conversations of others and worried someone would fall through the ceiling!!! Shower cubicle was small and even with just a quick short wash, the bathroom floor was soaked - and no floor mat provided.

Really friendly helpful staff. We stayed with our to dogs and Jakob offeredto write us a list of dog friendly placed to eat and visit

The lady on reception there was so helpful to us on the evening of Wednesday 8th November when our car was smashed into from the rear by another vehicle at the entrance of the Travelodge. She showed concern and even made my wife and I a cuppa while we waited for the recovery lorry.

I have stayed in loads of Travelodges and they are all pretty much the same. This one was reasonably priced with a spacious room, comfortable bed, television, tea and coffee, a good shower and was very clean. Lots of free parking spaces on site. Friendly and happy staff. My only one complaint would be the paper thin walls, you could here every tiny little sound, but apart from that I had a lovely 5 night stay and I would stay again.

Whenever in Leicester always try to stop here, the only downside is pricing it changes so quickly irrespective of booking 2 days before or a month before.You can't go from £39.99 to £79.99 overnight.Have now found a place with better rates, shame really as the pub next door Red Cow is brilliant

Rooms a little grubby but not dirty, bed sheets and towels clean and fresh. So noisy, it seems the walls are paper thin, because of this and our very noisy neighbours we didn't get much sleep either night.