A construction site for year now. Found a sock under the bed and room smelled like wet dog. They charged us £10 to check in 45 minutes earlier. We had to pay so we could get changed to attend a wedding.
Premier Inn down the road looked much better and more inviting and better priced.
Stuartt Seaton345 days ago
We stayed at Worthing Travelodge for five nights and this is my honest review.
A lot of big companies now put profit, shareholders divends and targets above all else, including customers.
I've experienced this first hand many times and felt really let down by companies you thought would treat customers amazingly.
However, the humble Travelodge in Worthing is different. Every staff member we met was a legend. Friendly, helpful and polite.
I'd like to single out Ewan and Kat who both went way above and beyond helping us. They both really made us feel welcome and that nothing was too much trouble.
So thank you very much for everything you did for us.
😁😁
Edvardas Komskis345 days ago
Two stars only for good place near the ocean. Nothing more. Hotel is the worst I ever been to.I was there tree weeks because of job. No room cleaning, no bedding changes. And breakfast seems like the last breakfast at all 🤦🤷.
Stu Wilkins1 year ago
Booked by work. My expectations were low when I saw I had the pleasure of a night at Travelodge Worthing. An identikit hotel of this budget brand but obviously in the lower tier of their estate. Wet paint on the hand rail greeted me and filthy glass doors. The receptionist was eager and check in painless. I was also thankful for their honesty when asked what the food was like in the restaurant. A reply of "I wouldnt eat here" saved me the experience. My room (18) was clean but that was its highlight. I've never seen a wonky toilet before, it wasn't loose, just fitted on a slant. The curtains didnt fit correctly so I was bathed in a glow of street lamp which complimented the road noise. It had a faint odour, a mix of damp, despair and cannabis. My experience was complete with a broken tiny TV, and a soundtrack provided by people walking up and down the stairs. I was grateful for the comfy bed as I would of hated to be fidgety while listening to cars, footsteps and people outside my ground floor window half the night. I have stayed in worse hotels, but I not many.
Janice Falgate1 year ago
We stayed at the travel lodge for a week, great location, lovely room. Very good value, staff very friendly, nothing was too much trouble. Definitely stay again
Nick Taylor1 year ago
Friendly staff nice clean rooms only thing that stop this being 5 stars is the dinner they serve. Their was only 2 of us in the restaurant and the food each night took over an hour to serve up. And being mostly micro wave food the mind boggles to what their doing out the back
Jay Bee2 years ago
Booked the Travelodge for three nights over Christmas when visiting family.
The rooms are incredibly basic, as you'd expect, but clean. We discovered after unpacking that our room had no hot water, but we were moved immediately to another room on the same floor by an apologetic member of staff (who stayed late on her Christmas Eve shift to make sure all was okay in the new room).
TV worked well, bed was comfy, shower was hot (once we were in the second room)with great water pressure.
We didn't have breakfast but the coffee machine downstairs provided decent coffee and tea.
The location is perfect, right on the seafront and close to the shops, the cinema, theatre, town centre, local park etc.
Probably the most basic of hotels I've ever stayed in but clean and comfortable, quiet and (as others have mentioned), the staff we encountered were noticeably friendly, polite and ready to help. That made a big difference to our overall impression of the hotel.
Rachel Suarez2 years ago
When me ,my partner & baby 1st got here we were put jn a dirty family room...it was horrible. After complaining they said that the cleaners hadn't been in!!!!! They moved us right to the top of the building into a better cleaner room...its a very dated & basic hotel. There is no phone signal either on the reception floor. We will not be staying there again. There were strange customers in there aswell which were abit creepy...1 man couldn't speak any English but was adamant he wanted to squeeze in tiny lift with 2 adults & buggy!!!! Obviously we refused but he wasn't happy! Didn't feel very safe there. Only good thing is it's right on seafront & central to the town
Premier Inn down the road looked much better and more inviting and better priced.
A lot of big companies now put profit, shareholders divends and targets above all else, including customers.
I've experienced this first hand many times and felt really let down by companies you thought would treat customers amazingly.
However, the humble Travelodge in Worthing is different. Every staff member we met was a legend. Friendly, helpful and polite.
I'd like to single out Ewan and Kat who both went way above and beyond helping us. They both really made us feel welcome and that nothing was too much trouble.
So thank you very much for everything you did for us.
😁😁
Wet paint on the hand rail greeted me and filthy glass doors.
The receptionist was eager and check in painless. I was also thankful for their honesty when asked what the food was like in the restaurant. A reply of "I wouldnt eat here" saved me the experience.
My room (18) was clean but that was its highlight. I've never seen a wonky toilet before, it wasn't loose, just fitted on a slant. The curtains didnt fit correctly so I was bathed in a glow of street lamp which complimented the road noise. It had a faint odour, a mix of damp, despair and cannabis.
My experience was complete with a broken tiny TV, and a soundtrack provided by people walking up and down the stairs.
I was grateful for the comfy bed as I would of hated to be fidgety while listening to cars, footsteps and people outside my ground floor window half the night.
I have stayed in worse hotels, but I not many.
The rooms are incredibly basic, as you'd expect, but clean. We discovered after unpacking that our room had no hot water, but we were moved immediately to another room on the same floor by an apologetic member of staff (who stayed late on her Christmas Eve shift to make sure all was okay in the new room).
TV worked well, bed was comfy, shower was hot (once we were in the second room)with great water pressure.
We didn't have breakfast but the coffee machine downstairs provided decent coffee and tea.
The location is perfect, right on the seafront and close to the shops, the cinema, theatre, town centre, local park etc.
Probably the most basic of hotels I've ever stayed in but clean and comfortable, quiet and (as others have mentioned), the staff we encountered were noticeably friendly, polite and ready to help. That made a big difference to our overall impression of the hotel.
We will not be staying there again. There were strange customers in there aswell which were abit creepy...1 man couldn't speak any English but was adamant he wanted to squeeze in tiny lift with 2 adults & buggy!!!! Obviously we refused but he wasn't happy! Didn't feel very safe there.
Only good thing is it's right on seafront & central to the town