I really enjoyed this travelodge, i was high up in the tower with a wonderful view and window, very cosy and comfy, also felt private and secure there. Even though it does feel a little bit like entering some futuristic prison when you check in and somewhat difficult to locate the front door, i got there in the end. It's located amongst a load of retail stores, some kind ofg shopping park maybe? can highly reccomend but get in the tower...

The hotel was £25 for a night and is very close to the M6 so for business was fine, the room was quite large and the desk and Wi-Fi were actually pretty good. Overall the hotel does look dated inside, with an ancient TV and no working remote control, but again for £25 a night this isn't really that bad.

Only real problem with the hotel is food, while there is food offered, it is all microwaved and not great quality, and there is little around the hotel to walk and get an alternative. Also there is 'room service' which is if you buy the food downstairs, they'll provide a tray to take your food upstairs...

Stayed for 1 night on a Saturday in January 2012. Was going to wedding in nearby Sutton Coldfield. Check in was fast and pleasant and we were given a room on the 1st floor.

Room was clean and warm. Free tea and coffee and 1 bar of soap.

The bed was large and VERY soft!! In fact too soft. With 2 of us in there it only took one of us to move and the whole bed 'wobbled'. In fact we both anded up in the middle of it as it was that soft. Bad back due to this and hardly any sleep.

Would I stay again? Yes as only £32 for the room. Good base for star city and Fort Shopping but thats all.

I stayed in the hotel and was disappointed with the cleanliness so much so I emailed the chief executive Guy Parsons and got a reply with in a short time.
My complaint was delt with in a very professional way by his team and was satisfied with the overall outcome.
I will continue to use Travelodge however I will be staying away from the Fort Dunlop myself.