Travelodge London Edmonton
3 Smythe Close, London · Hotel
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Budget hotel in Edmonton, north London, close to Lee Valley Park and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with 73 straightforward rooms.
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About Travelodge London Edmonton
Lee Valley Park and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are both within easy reach of Travelodge London Edmonton, making it a practical base for a match day or a walk along the park's waterways. Edmonton Green Station is also close by, giving quick access into central London, while local pubs, bars and restaurants are on the doorstep for an evening out.
The hotel has 73 rooms across four floors, all with en-suite bathrooms, and a lift serves every level. Accessible rooms are available, breakfast can be taken on site, and drinks can be ordered to your room. Reception operates around the clock, and pets are welcome. Rooms are generally comfortable, though some can show their age and don't all have air conditioning, so it's worth bearing that in mind in warmer months.
Parking isn't available directly at the hotel, but chargeable parking can be found a short walk away at St George's car park on St George's Road, with free overnight stays once you've validated your ticket at reception. Staff are consistently helpful, and the combination of straightforward rooms and fair pricing makes this a sensible choice for visiting the stadium, the park or the wider Edmonton area.
Reception hours
- Monday
- Open 24 hours
- Tuesday
- Open 24 hours
- Wednesday
- Open 24 hours
- Thursday
- Open 24 hours
- Friday
- Open 24 hours
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
- Sunday
- Open 24 hours
Current hours may differ from the usual schedule above (e.g. holidays) — check Google Maps for today's hours.
What guests say
We stayed here for a night last week when we went to a concert at Spurs Stadium. It's in a good location that's close to the local shops, pubs, food outlets and about a 15-20 minute straight walk from the Stadium itself. There is no air con in the rooms or the hotel itself. They had put a fan in our room, but we took an extra one from home because we thought it was going to be uncomfortable in the room with the heat. The room wasn't too bad with the fans going, but the corridor was like a furnace. You could actually feel the temperature drop as you walked down the stairwell to the reception area. We had 'breakfast' included in our booking. I woke up a bit worse for wear on the Tuesday morning after the gig, got up and made my way downstairs, expecting to see signs to a room which had a coffee and juice area, a cereal bar, an area of pastries and hot trays of sausage, eggs and bacon. No. After asking reception what the deal was, I came to find out we were entitled to a breakfast box, which consisted of a carton of milk, a small bottle of water, a flapjack, an individually wrapped pain au chocolat and a small pot of corn flakes. To say I was disappointed was an understatement. To make matters worse, I went to go back to the room and I couldn't get my key card to work, so I had to wake my wife who was having a lie in to let me back in, while I was sweating my tatters off standing in the devils armpit of the corridor. I don't know if just over £300 for one night is the general rate for a double room in a hotel in London as I don't normally go to the overpriced hellhole, but surely there's got to be somewhere cheaper to stay. If I'd of known about the breakfast box beforehand, I would of scrapped it off and just gone to Asda right by the hotel or one of the cafes on the street
a month ago · via Google
Totally fine Travelodge hotel for the price we paid, £77 for a twin room on ground floor, booked a few weeks in advance. The view was the parking lot basically but that didn't bother us. :-) The room looked exactly like the photos, it was clean and towels were nice and big. Staff was friendly too, didn't talk that much but greeted us and were helpful. The location was good for us since we were attending an event nearby, and there are shops and cafes and restaurants nearby. The only downside was that the room was very hot during the night as it was the middle of a heatwave, but the staff provided fans and delivered extra ones to our room. These helped a bit and we managed to sleep but of course it's not as good as a proper AC would be, especially if weather like this becomes more regular. But all in all got the value for money we expected and happy with the room.
a month ago · via Google
We stayed here last minute this weekend after bike packing and needing to stop. We called in advance about where we could put our bikes and the lady on the phone was really helpful in giving us information about this. On arrival, she let us know that she had given us the largest room that they had in our room size in order to accommodate our bikes. I thought that this was lovely and that she had thought of this without being asked. She showed amazing customer service that you don’t often see anymore. Our room was lovely and clean, the linen was fresh and the towels were also nicely folded on the bed with to extra pillows if needed. Checkout is at 12pm which was incredibly helpful too. They had lifts and also had a vending machine that was available in reception. The kettle in the room was also great and we had a tea and coffee which were delicious too. The man checking us out the next day was also very kind and helped us with that too. Thanks for such a great stay and we should be back soon!
5 months ago · via Google
I stayed at the Travelodge London Edmonton and, while the location is decent, the overall experience was poor. The sink in the room was blocked and genuinely disgusting — it made me feel sick. I reported it, but nothing meaningful was done to fix the issue. On top of that, there was a strong drain smell throughout the room, which made it even worse. The temperature control was also a problem. The room was far too hot, and the air conditioning didn’t seem to be working properly. I understand that carpets can get worn over time, but this went beyond that — the condition was unacceptable and clearly hadn’t been properly maintained. Overall, it felt like basic standards weren’t being met, and the lack of action after raising concerns was disappointing. I wouldn’t stay here again.
3 months ago · via Google
Guests consistently praise this hotel for its good value, comfortable beds, and friendly, helpful staff.
Other reviews mention the rooms can be poorly maintained and can lack air conditioning.
Summary via Google
At a glance
- Address
- 3 Smythe Close, London, N9 0TW Get directions
- Property type
- Hotel
- Location
- 3 Smythe Close, London
- Good for children
- Yes
- Destination
- London