Travelodge Southport

Good location, basic room. 30 mins free WiFi then £3 afterwards wasn't great. Front of house could do with a bit of customer service training (only the one who first saw us). Key card wouldn't work properly in the door leading to the corridor. Main light in the room not working.

Very clean and central to all amenities, no one on recepyuntil 3 pm so I had to carry my suitcase around with me for 2 hours , that’s my only complaint as I thought would be able to drop my case off. Would definitely stay again , it’s very near friends I was visiting for the 2 days .

Excellent hotel close to all shops amusements etc. Ideal base for travelling to either Liverpool, Preston etc.

Firstly we got a fantastic bargain - £88 for 3 nights. Our room was a decent size and on the 5th floor so away from most of the street noise. The bed was very comfortable and everything was clean. The shower was powerful and hot and there was a window which opened slightly. The windows were huge so let plenty of natural light in. Other than the hanging space/open wardrobe, there was nowhere else for clothes - no drawers, not even bedside. The hotel is in a very good location, just off Lord Street, the main thoroughfare, and a minute from both Morrisons supermarket and a Wetherspoons. There are nice bars snd restaurants just a few minutes further as well. Although we didnt have much interaction with the staff, a special mention to Luke and Suzanne, the latter of whom attended to a stuck sink plug immediately. I would give staff 5/5, location also 5/5 and room 4.5/5 simple because of a lack of drawers/storage space.

Nice and central. Close to shops and restaurants. Staff lovely. Little noisy inside and out. Would use again no problem.

I opted for the Travelodge when the Waterfront, at the other side of town, was asking me for over 200 pounds a night. I was there for a special event and the 'special price' was 'no longer valid' I paid a seventh of the Waterfront price and had a welcoming, clean, comfortable hotel. The staff were helpful. Why would anyone opt for the Waterfront?