Travelodge Liverpool Central Exchange Street

Nice clean budget hotel in the centre of Liverpool , friendly staff and a comfy bed , everything I needed and with bars , shops and train stations within walking distance I would definitely recommend 👍

Friendly staff while checking always like to book here as its in a nice quiet area at night and not too far from everything in the city

La ubicación excelente para visitar todos los puntos de interés. El desayuno buffet tipo continental esta bien. Lo negativo es que no te hacen la habitación y que la conexión a internet es pésima, si quieres wifi tienes 30’ al dia gratis, sino tienes que pagar 3 libras al día.

I have visited so many Travelodge hotels in the past, thus I basically know what to expect form them. In general I find them very good, however, I have noticed a few problems in the rooms which I will tell the staff about when I leave. During my latest visit to Liverpool I found the room clean, tidy, and as usual the staff were very welcoming and helpful. Why they have so many hotels called Central in Liverpool can be somewhat confusion, however, I soon found the correct one. Being my first time in Liverpool I had to endure a journey of 5.5 hours on a train that did not even have USB connections. I thought this would be normal nowadays, but I suppose 'Profit Before Comfort' was probably the saying for this train company. On my first night I started to sense a strange type of smell in the room, which became even worse on the second night. I would wake up with a stinging throat, and sensed it was either a cleaner used in the room, or the bed linen had not been rinsed properly. I told a member of staff as I was leaving to investigate Liverpool, as I would be staying at the hotel for another 3 days. She said “We will change you to another room”, then checked the computer. “We only have a slightly larger room available, would that be okay”. I said “Yes”, then she said, “You can move your luggage in now as it is already ready for a guest”. So I did so. The room also had a much better view which was a bonus. It felt much better as well with a cleaner atmosphere. The one factor I noticed in both rooms was that although the TV's were of different makes, they both had the same 3rd party make of remote control. Being used to using remotes that came will a TV make, it soon became obvious to me that these remotes did not allow all of the searching techniques available on the originals. It became a real bind searching back and forth, however, Liverpool had a lot to offer at night so I took advantage of this. There were a couple of problems with the new room which I pointed out as I left, the toilet seat was loose and kept moving to one side, and some of the little milk capsules had solidified, but other that than the new room was of a much better standard than the first one I experienced. Of course all the staff I came in contact with where very good, and helpful. I once visited the Travelodge in Battersea, London, and made a short video about my experience, The Tomb of Battersea. I had to use a glove to even touch the remote control, I never saw or heard anyone else in the hotel, except one single person. I had to ring a number as I entered the hotel, whereupon a man came down and gave me an old fashion card ticket with holes punched in it. I though I had entered a time warp. In general I find Travelodge a good hotel, although there are a few changes I would make it I was running the company.

This hotel is well situated and the room and food were fine given the price I paid (under £100 for two nights midweek).

Well situated just off the City centre in a fairly quiet street. A compact room with a Comfortable bed, small bathroom but with everything required. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the room and corridors, not always a feature of a budget hotel. My one complaint was that there is only one chair in the room, not much good if you are a couple.