Travelodge Liverpool Central

Great location , short walk to most places. The rooms are quite dated compared to other travelodges I have stayed in. Shower had some mold. But was very clean ! Only 1 lift working. Some staff were very helpfull and polite. Don't get the breafast option as its just a box , it felt like I was eating a prison meal.

4 months ago · via Google

A really nice modern hotel with a bar was perfect for me and a friend to come and watch foo fighters. It's close to town, the docks and the bus station. The staff were brilliant and gave us some great advice on what to do and where to go. 👌

a month ago · via Google

- Had to hunt for staff to come to the front desk on few occasions. - One porter kind of did not listen to my inquiry correctly, on multiple instances. - BED BUGS. Place was rife with them, bitten aggressively, and upon examining the bed, it had smears, stains and red marks. Sign of an infestation. Staff should check the rooms and beds, clean and spray regularly. Its a hotel.

a month ago · via Google

This hotel group will sell you an accessible disabled facility room when they have none available at this location. Other local Travelodge branches have excellent facilities so I was shocked when checking in. Their version of bathroom adaptation is an excess of grab rails in areas where a wheelchair user (with impaired leg mobility) cannot even reach (please see photos) Where there should be a level access shower area with seating, there is, in fact a standard bath which has an excess of grab rails on the opposite wall, where an impaired guest couldn't even reach. In my view the ability to shower every morning is a basic human right. A positive is that the WC has adaquate facilities and there are emergency assistance pull cords above the bath and WC. Also there are thresholds measuring between 20 and 25mm at the bottom of most doors (room entry and all corridor doors) so on entering the room my front castor wheels often catch on this threshold and jolted causing pain in my freshly operated amputation wound while wrestling with the door closer. Even the entrance from the room into the non accessible washroom has a metal threshold measuring 18mm. (see photo 5) It's like extra effort was made by the architect to cause discomfort to a mobility compromised guest. All the staff, however are really helpful when present and cannot do enough for you. They are genuinely apologetic about the situation and try their best to mitigate when present. Liverpool is a modern welcoming and vibrant city that many people visit, but for a mobility compromised guest, a stay in this hotel could ruin their positive experience. And I'm embarrassed to know that facilities such as these are being touted to unsuspecting visitors. I'm in room 220 if management wants to reach out to me for advice on Building Regulations Approved Document M (Vol 2), as I have past professional experience in the provision of such facilities and would like to improve the experience of future disabled guests.

5 months ago · via Google