This hotel is very basic no restaurant just machines in foyer and a little chef and somerfields next door but the staff were all very polite the room was very clean and warm.
The somerfields is open 24hrs 7 days a week . It takes about twenty minutes to get into town on foot and it is just over a mile. If you dont want a bar at night and are prepared to buy your breakfast at the little chef or in Cirencester then this is a clean stopover > I HAVE NEVER USED TRAVELODGE BEFORE BUT WILL USE THEM AGAIN,

stayed here over the newyear with my husband and dog Hunni, there was plenty of space to exercise Hunni away from the road, clean,but in need of some redecorating, paid £200 for 2 rooms for 5 nts including £20 for hunni, all the staff were friendly,helpful and pleasant. I would highly reccomend that if you are dog lovers, then travelodge is the place for you.

We booked this room as we were attending a wedding just down the road. The only option left when we booked about 2 months ahead was a family room at £45, so this is what we had.
When we arrived at 1.45, we were running late, so just needed to check in, then book a cab and head straight back out again. There was no one on reception, so we pressed the phone buzzer and waited....and waited...and waited. After 10 minutes had gone by, we had to resort to quickly getting ready in the entrance (luckily only a change of shoes and jackets etc)!
Finally, after 15 minutes, a woman popped her head round and asked if we had ordered an early check in. We hadn't, and this appeared to be the reason that no one was around, but surely there should be someone there to help out customers already at the hotel and people such as us anyway. Another woman eventually turned up, and although she was pleasant, informed us it would cost £10 to check in an hour early. (Check in is at 3pm)
We didn't need to use the room at this point, so just asked if we could leave our bags and order a cab. The answer was no, so we had to find a local cab company ourselves and lock our bags back in the car. Not a very helpful or warm welcome at all.
When we returned at 1am the guy at the desk was fine, and checked us in without much fuss.
The rooms were pretty basic, and although I don't expect anything fancy in a travelodge, it really was pretty cheap and nasty. The bed was ok, but only 3 pillows which isn't ideal. The tv was very old and cheap, and all in all it felt like staying in a dorm room rather than a hotel. It was at least clean though.
I wouldn't say this was appalling, but it was a pretty poor standard, and I doubt I'd book again. This experience was shared by the other couples whom we travelled with too.
Incidentally, the Little Chef across the road was surprisingly good - more than can be said for the travelodge Cirencester!

We had no problems with check in - efficient and pleasant. Were a bit disappointed to find out how far it is from the town but we drove into Cirencester in the evening for dinner. The room was as you would expect - no frills but clean and reasonably comfortable. Yes only 3 pillows but I'm sure they would have provided more if requested. The quilt was quite warm enough and again towels - not loads but more available if you ask. Tea and coffee provided without any problem. Yes, you can hear some traffic noise but it wasn 't too bad and we slept well.