Myself and my wife had a family party to attend so booked the same day as we came down, cost £63. The price for a travelodge was a bit steep but apparently if we had booked it a week earlier it would have cost £29, I think its the same approach as airlines. On arrival the bar and reception was full to the brim with drunken revellers. It did seem quite intimidating, but once informed that the bar was open until 5am we joined them. The staff were very calm, pleasant and professional, which is more than I would have been. Our room on the first floor was perfectly equipped for someone with a disability and although neither myself or my wife currently suffer from a disability the roll bars on the toilet saved her on more than one occasion. The room was clean and the heater (which only took the turning of a switch) had the room very warm within 10 minutes. All in all...Exactly what is says on the tin, would we stay again? Yep No Worries

I paid £25 for the room and although it sounds mean, I wouldn't have wanted to pay much more which can cost up to almost £90. The lift to the 6th floor was filthy and the room was freezing cold - apparantly you have to switch your own electric convector on when you arrive - this is in the winter!. The room was dusty and grubby with broken window catches and no handset for the very poor TV . The heater in the bathroom was disconnected (for your safety) which applies to every room. No throws on the bed - just a white duvet cover
which to be fair was very clean as were the sheets. Terrible lumpy pillows - take your own!
On the bright side - quite a good breakfast and snacky evening meals are available at a fair price. It was saved from a "terrible review by the food and the overall price I paid

As we regularly come to Brighton we're always on the look out for a mid week stay for 2-4 nights for a bargain - so we booked here for £80 for 3 night which is a quite reasonable. the overall look of the hotel is very tired from the outside.

Room:
Bigger than previous travelodge stays but was disappointed when we didn't have a duvet the first night and no staff where there to be seen in order to get one, ended up sleeping in jumpers! But this was rectified over the next two nights.

Location:
Location great to get to via car, 40 minute walk into main bit of brighton, or £1.40 single bus journey there or back to about 5 mins away if you had a nice bus driver later on at night who would stop at places that weren't bus stops (we had a few) - ideal for the time of year as we didn't mind walking but this would have been frustrating if the weather was bad. If you walked through london road area, it was great to note the pubs/shops/supermarkets if you didn't fancy eating in a restuarant in town.

Noise:
The latter two nights coincided with coachloads of foreign students and whilst we have no problems with them at all in fact expect it in brighton - the noise and the ten minute wait just to get into the lobby through a crowd of at times somewhat rude individuals was a bit excessive at times.

Parking:
A small carpark for the size of the hotel, so we arrive early to ensure we could guarantee a place which was beneficial as it was full the majority of the time. Great price at about £3.00 approx 24 hours.

overall, you get what you pay for, would stay for the ease/price/car park during the warmer months.

I've stayed in this hotel in the last two or three years and it was fine, but during my last visit on Jan 2012, things have changed dramatically. The first room we were in had bed bugs, so we were transferred into another. The second room wasn't very clean either & smelled of damp. The duvet and the matress were dirty and had blood stains on them. We asked for the duvet to be be replaced and we got Another dirty one. During our four-day stay, our room wasn't hoovered once, bed sheets were never changed, rubbish wasn't collected and to add to our horror, we found a condom inside the kettle. All I can say we were very pleased to leave that place.