While several of the reviews pick out the problem with the litter around the KFC below the travelodge, I feel this is rather unfair since they cannot be held responsible for this. The hotel itself was very tired looking inside with the carpets and sofabeds in the bedrooms probably requiring a good deep clean and possibly renewing. Whilst I understand that over Christmas it is difficult to expect a full complement of staff , I would have thought that some sort of room service would have been provided. Our rooms did not get cleaned or serviced on either Christmas day or Boxing day resulting in no coffee, tea and milk, or indeed toilet rolls! The staff at the reception did however provide coffee and milk when requested. The hotel itself is very well placed - walking distance to a huge M&S and Tesco, and close to Blackwater station as well as being on a good route to London (A30). The staff at the reception were pleasant and the parking (plenty) secure. As a work colleague stated - you get what you pay for - it served a purpose.

stayed here on christmas night, we had 2 rooms both 19quid, as we are a family we would of thought they would of put the rooms next to each other but no on different floors, the sofa beds weren't made, didn't have enough towels but we over looked this as it was christmas.

the two teenagers found it hilarious when walking through reception to find an old man complaining about the noise his toilet was making, so when they went back to one of our rooms and they flushed the toilet to see if it would make the noises the man at the reception desk was proclaiming his did, to there amusement the toilet made an almost fog horn like sound and rumble every time you flushed the toilet, after a while even they got a little annoyed with it, well at 2am when the next room to you flushes the toilet and you hear a fog horn and that with the air con from outside and the rather low down and bouncy/springs up your bum bed, you get the impression you were on a boat.

The breakfast was rather odd, strange little dining room, we didn't expect it to be five star and it was boxing day as well. but all the same it was utterly awful, apple juice was just coloured water, the cooked breakfast horrid. it had improved a little on the second morning but not by much

our room hadn't been cleaned at all during the 2 nights we were there and it looked like it needed to be cleaned even before we arrived. we put this down to the ammount of foreign workers that had been laid on to help cover the christmas period as hardly any staff spoke any good english at all

the beds were the most awful mattresses ever, did nothing for your back at all, one of us ended up sleeping on the floor.

also the amount of litter from the kfc below was terrible, the noise of the air con fan outside was so loud , but the room was too hot not to have the window open

overall i would avoid it, i know we can't complain really, it was a cheap room in the christmas season, but even with travelodge you expect certain things, this was the worst one we have ever visited.

one plus point was we had a right old laugh with the fog horn toilet, although when sat on the loo and the floor is shaking it does make you feel a little sick and the loo seat was coming off, but anyway

basic and serves a purpose i guess

As I live in Devon and was arriving into Heathrow at 9.00 am after a long overnight flight, I looked at hotel rates near to Heathrow and this one at Camberley which was around 23 miles away in the directiobn of my home suited my purpose. I paid extra for an extra early access to the room and was able to sleep very well from 12.30 pm right through to 6.30 am the following morning with a few visits to the toilet and a few cups of tea during the day & night.. i didn't book the breakfast when I booked the hotel as I thought that I would be well on my way by around 2.00 am so i paid for the breakfast as i checked out.
I had a room facing the car park which was quiet and functionable.. The ebed was very soft but I did sleep well. Bathroom was spotless with just 2 towels which were adequate for me. Hot water was hot and the showerr was very refreshing so no complaints at all. The car park which had the shutter which seperated it from the KFC customers worked well and there was adequate car parking space whan I arrived at 12. noon and I could see my car from my bedroom window. i booked for one day/night on 23rd November 2011 and I think that i would stay there again on my way to or from Heathrow if i had an early flight out or overnight one back.. Breakfast was fair but the bar area was empty at 7.00 am. Very friendly staff at reception on arrival and also on departure and I was welcomed by name as I walked in as i expect that they don't get many arrivals at 12.00 noon. i notice that there is a Premier Travel Inn almost ready to open next door so that will give some competition to them..

We stayed on a Saturday night in early November. The rooms and breakfast lives up to the travelodge billing - you know what your paying for.

However, because the site shares it's location with a KFC the ground floor of the car park is a hang out for the local youth and their array of cars and bikes. This coupled with the fact that KFC customers are clearly unable to use the litter bins provided, meant that the local vermin have a feast most nights.

Once you get beyond the ground floor of the car park then the Travelodge brand is waiting to greet you.