Name: Travelodge Bath Waterside
Address: Rossiter Road, Bath, Bath, Bath, BA2 4JP, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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St John The Evangelist Church

SouthGate Bath

Simon's Art Exhibition

Cotswold Way

Little Solsbury Hill

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Hotbath Gallery

Great Pulteney Street

Trim Bridge Gallery

Six Chapel Row

Bristol Airport

Gloucestershire Airport

Travelodge Bath Waterside

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Upon arrival I requested to the gentleman on reception a quiet room explaining my husband had just finished a week of night shifts and had driven straight to Bath after his shift and needed a couple of hours rest to recharge and freshen up I was assured this was a quiet room unfortunately this wasn't the case the room allocated 121 was right next to the main road by the traffic lights. I went to reception and explained to the lovely lady on reception our situation and that the room was not suitable to our needs and was immediately offered a lovely room overlooking the lake 118 it was very quiet thank you to the lovely lady on reception excellent customer service. The rooms have been revamped and new mattresses very comfortable beds. My only issue was no glasses in the room should we need a cold drink only mugs. But it didn't affect our stay.

Birthday treat

A great stay. Its a Travelodge so if youre looking for luxary then this probably isnt for you but if you're looking for a place to sleep after a day exploring then this is absolutely for you. A great location, polite staff, comfy bed & all of the basics of a hotel room at a reasonable price. We chose this hotel due to the onside parking.. I couldn't find much information on the parking before we went so let me share what I know now.. there was plenty of parking available (Thursday, friday) & parking is strictly for hotel guests only. £8.50 per 24 hours and you can pay for up to 3 days at once. Pay for your parking at the machine directly outside the reception doors via Contactless payment or download the parking app. Once you've paid for parking make sure you type your reg in on the Tablet to the right of the reception desk (if you don't register at reception after paying for parking you could get a fine as they can't verify that you're a hotel guest). You do get 30 mins Grace period between parking up and paying/registering too.

Great place to stay, parking available and a short walk to the center

Excellent choice for spending more than a day trip to enjoy the lovely city of Bath. Clean and comfortable, great location. Spacious bedroom and bathroom. We had a good buffet breakfast before our second day of Bath exploration.

Short stay Bath

The rooms were clean, with a double bed, heater and a nice toilet with a bathtub. 

The staff were very polite and helpful.

Amazing location in the centre of the city.

Very decent price for the rooms compared to other hotels.

Nice cozy rooms

It is well positioned, within walking distance of the centre of Bath and the shops, eateries and pubs in Widcombe. The food was good as it has  its own restaurant and bar. The staff were excellent. Also Travelodge allows dogs. The staff loved our dog, Archie and made a fuss over him.

Great hotel.

Travelodge, Bath was good value for money considering its location. very close to town centre. Glad it has a restaurant now which does a cooked breakfast buffet. The evening meals were a bit pubish, Would have liked a bowl of soup, or healthier mains as we went in January when it was freezing. Can understand why corridors were cold, as everyone is trying to save money. The heater in our room was adequate for the size of room which was fairly small for a superior double, but it was clean and the shower worked very well. A bit surprised that house keeping just dropped off more towels when we asked for a 'top up'. Didn't get bed made or more toilet rolls, however the reception team were very good and there was always spare tea/coffee/milks at front desk without us having to ask for it. Staff were very friendly too. Only downside was £8 per day for parking which seemed a bit high for residents and we stayed for 4 nights. However, we do hope to go back again as Bath is a lovely place and the hotel is so close to the town.

Good value for money. Close to Town.

I really enjoyed my stay.  Particularly enjoyed the generous breakfasts, and as for evening meals, had a couple at the Travelodge.  The prices were lower than eating places in Bath.  Only had to send back a pasta meal for reheating as it was too cool.

Pleasant visit.

Firstly the good. Stayed here a couple of nights with some friends, as a base camp to explore Bath. Quick check-in and room was usual Travelodge ‘could be anywhere’ layout, but not necessarily a bad thing. Unpacked and went down to bar / restaurant. Totally impressed by Josh and Woody (who were front of house). Friendly, helpful and nothing was too much trouble for these guys. Made us feel welcome, advised us on the menu for dinner, as my wife is gluten-free and hence needed safe options. All four meals were very nice, plenty of it and OK it wasn’t Michelin star, but £14 each for 2 courses, it was good VFM. Shout out also for Amy (in the kitchen) for a tasty dinner and it all arrived nice and hot.

Just a couple of suggestions for room. No bath mat for bathroom, so had to sacrifice a towel, as vinyl floor got soaked from sink and shower. Would also suggest a table or stand for overnight bag, to stop having to use armchair, but otherwise OK. 

Now the bad. Room above making huge amounts of noise, stomping around like they all had pit boots on! Room overlooked the car park, which also had linen collection delivery point directly below our window. 6.30am, we had linen trolleys rattling back and forth, loading into trucks and the driver with ‘Greatest Hits Radio’ on at full blast, with his door open. Not a welcome alarm call when on a break with no need to have an early alarm call! Maybe just bad luck on the room allocation, but on a week day, the car park had a steady stream of people exiting the hotel, shouting to each other across the car park and generally pandemonium after they had finished breakfast - which brings me on to the next point!

Breakfast, all you can eat for £10.55 and kids under 15 eat free. Both mornings we struggled to get breakfast at 08:30. In fact on our second morning, we gave up and left to eat elsewhere. The WHOLE RESTAURANT looked like it had been occupied by New Age travellers! Families all sprawled across the tables, wrapped in duvets and most still wearing pyjamas, with HUGE amounts of plates of food, some eaten, most wasted, scattered across the tables. It looks like these people were taking the ‘all you can eat’ as a personal challenge, as they certainly seemed determined to get their money’s worth! On the first morning, we had to ask the staff for more bread, for more scrambled egg, cups for coffee, glasses for juice, plates  for food, as the entire breakfast areas looked like it had been decimated by a plague of locusts! Had we not already paid, we would have turned on our heels and walked straight out…… we did on day #2 as it was just the same, arguably worse! The staff were running round like the proverbial blue-ar5ed flies, but were fighting a losing battle against the AYCE brigade!

I am no snob, but this was more like a drop-in centre than a hotel restaurant! Come on Travelodge, you need to sort this out and at least exercise some control over reasonable consumption and how long people are encouraged to stay for breakfast. I saw several other people arrive in the restaurant, survey the scene, look at each other and head straight back out. Not an image I would hope that Travelodge wants to project for its ‘Cafe 85’ concept?!

Lastly the baffling. The number of Travelodge team members on duty at any one time  during the breakfast and evening shifts was absolutely woeful! I counted 2 and maybe 3 on each shift. With the number of guests to serve and the running around between bar, kitchen, restaurant and back again, I suspect this is a cost saving exercise by Travelodge on people costs. BIG mistake, as customer service is suffering and I suspect so is staff morale. For what you charge, you could put more staff on and if they are not serving, they could be doing something else constructive?

Would I stay again? Maybe I would, but I would make sure I had sussed out somewhere else to eat breakfast and also be savvy enough to ask for a room overlooking the river, or canal, or somewhere where we wouldn’t get a 6am reveille!

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