After booking then reading the reviews we were very worried, but it was very good, clean with lovely staff who are very helpful, we had a problem with the hot water and could have changed rooms but did not wish to as we had settled in, but she offered us another room to shower in which we did. This was very good value for money and we enjoyed our stay.

We booked this as a stop over in Canterbury, its difficult to find, unless you have a satnav, and even then its a pain. Car park very dark and dingy, i didnt feel my car was safe there.
Its off the main road, so no traffic noise. But at the end of the day, its a travelodge, not exactly known for their comfort and high standards.
If I had got a deal on the price it wouldnt have been so bad, but we paid £49...and that in my opinion is £39 too much...I wont be returning.

Agree with the theme shared by other reviewers.
Stayed for a night on our way to France from Scotland 10 days ago.
Our groundfloor room was very dated, somewhat grubby and did smell......foosty.
We did only paid £12 on a deal, but even so, this was very poor and we wont be back, ever!
No complaints about the staff, seemed friendly enough.
Didn't like the Little Chef nearby, but really didn't want to drive to find food after a long day, so most of their custom must be from the 'captured' market of Travelodge guests.........I guarantee Heston Blumenthal has never set foot in this outlet!!

We stayed here on a stopover on our way back from France. Having driven six hundred miles with two teenagers we just wanted a comfy bed and a shower. When we arrived at the hotel we asked if there was anywhere we could put our bikes. The receptionist said "not really" and wasn't particularly helpful. We didn't want to leave our bikes in the carpark because it was badly lit and didn't look the best kind of area.

The family room had a double bed and a pull out sofa bed. The double bed was fine but the pull out bed was absolutely vile. Covered in stains. i don't think the md of Travelodge would have his children sleep in a bed like that.

I don't know where to start with the rest of it, we had mouldy curtains, mould on the inside of the windows, the walls were filthy, the bathroom was dirty, the shower didn't work.

All in all it was disgusting, we paid £35 for this room which sounds cheap but if we hadn't just driven all that way we would have happily lost the money and stayed elsewhere. I have stayed in the Premier Inn nearby and it was a much better experience, i would recommend to anybody, if you are staying in this area, pay a bit more and get something better.

I e-mailed Travelodge when i came home and complained about the state of this place. I received no reply so I e-mailed them again. Eventually I received a reply from the regional manager who said that he took on board my comments but said that he didn't think the rooms were unclean, just "overused!!! What does that even mean???