This Travelodge occupies most of what was once the impressive Regent Hotel, which was one of the largest in Europe when it opened with 100 rooms in 1819. Now a Grade 2 listed building it was saved from possible demolition, refurbished and re-opened as a Travelodge in 2005 …although now with only 54 rooms and a Wagamama restaurant taking up... More

The only plus point was that it is slap bang in the town centre, easy to get to from the station. I can't comment on parking. The usual yield managed pricing system will charge you a "going rate". I paid £27 for one room 6 months before my stay. A day or two earlier out of curiosity I checked and... More

Probably one of the noisiest hotels I have ever stayed in. It's more like a party hotel. Not good when you have a course to go to early next day. Really expensive considering the rooms are dirty and in great need of updating

I've stayed in several travel lodges before and they have always been great so I was most dissapointed with this Travel Lodge in Leamington Spa. As many other reviews have said this is such a lovely grand old building but the carpets are threadbare, the paint is peeling and generally everything is rather grubby. My mattress had a huge dip... More

We stayed in this hotel for 2 nights while visiting friends in the area one weekend. It's a lovely old hotel in the centre of town, but staff training seems to be very poor. On the Saturday night at 3:30am we were rudely awoken by another guest walking into our room. It looked as though he had just been allocated... More

I don't have a big budget and have to work in the Midlands a lot - and Travelodge does the job for me just fine. I always enjoy my visit to this particular hotel. OK, so the decor is tatty/past its best but it is still redolent of the regency period. It also still retains many original features (see photos).... More

I have stayed here on two nights in the space of a week in two different rooms, I booked both nights either side of a conference. The room looked like a back drop foe a scene out of trainspotting rather than a hotel room. Dont be fooled by the Photo of the pretty facade. Just like Royal Lemington Spa, when... More

Ideal place to crash on a night out, clean bed and central location. The building is stunning but unloved. Decor left a lot to be desired, room had been painted badly, even paint on curtains. Don't have high expectations, but room clean, very large and comfortable. Our room over looked the Parade but were not disturbed by noise even though... More

A clean bed was about the best thing about the room we had. The decoration looks as though it was done by a child, very worn carpets & generally unkempt. In our room - 308, the window didn't close, as the clasp was broken, half of the double glazed unit was missing, the bathroom door didn't close, the bathroom extractor... More