Travelodge Dundee Strathmore Avenue

I had to send back my food twice, the waitress agreed that she wouldn’t eat it. She was lovely, and said lots of people complained about the food. The room was small, but adequate. Decent bed. Definitely not worth £72 per night, when there are other options nearby at a similar rate.

All in all awful. The whole place is in need of a good clean, if not a full on extensive refurbishment. We were allocated room on the first floor overlooking the car park. There was a rancid stale smell in our room. We hoped to complain about this in the morning as we were late in getting to our room the previous night, but there was no one in reception, and we had a tight timeline early the next day. Had we arrived sooner, and not been so exhausted, I'd have complained when we went to our room that night. The smell .... boak. There was a puddle of water on our bathroom floor when we arrived and visible vomit on the roof over reception, which is directly outside the only opening window in this room. The corridors are in need of a freshen up and the dirt on the skirting boards is cringe worthy. The staircases were in desperate need of a hoover and had what looked like days and days of dirt and muck. I wouldn't recommend staying here, and we certainly won't be back. It's on par with the awfulness of the travel lodge at the old Isle of Skye Hotel in Perth. Its as though these hotels are just being run into the ground, with cleanliness and improvements being so low in the priorities, they are non existence.

Warm welcome and very pleasant cheerful staff. Lisa was particularly kind and helpful. I’ve stayed here many times. Would award 6 stars for staff. Comfortable stay every time. A quiet hotel about a mile out of city centre and up a hill but a much quieter stay than in city centre. Nothing fancy but a nice small bar. Decent food. Typically comfortable and fairly large room in travelodge fashion can recommend.

worked really well but a bit difficult to find and entrance to car parking not that well lit / signposted = room fine - overnight stay leaving early in the morning so didn't use cafe other than for a coffee

i Havent stayed in a travelodge before but becuase it was near to where we was attending a family funeral and it was booked at last minute, I thought I would give them a try. We had a 10 hour drive so arriving at reception, we checked in quickly, reception staff were really nice. ROOMS - Very Basic - We had a family room which is for 4 adults. so we had a double bed and it was sectioned off, and the other room had a proper single bed with a proper single put uou up bed. Overall bed comfort was a 3/10. No hair dryers either in rooms, but you can get one from reception. There isnt any draws in the room, a very small hanging space. BUT worse of ll there was only 2 plug sockets in the room. So if you book this hotel Take an EXTENSION LEAD. BATHROOM - This was ok, has a bath with shower over head BUT massive issue with the water. NO hot water. It was luke warm to cold. I did report this to reception and was told it was because of the amount of people in the hotel. He did reset the boiler and did offer another room, but said he couldnt gaurantee it would be any different ( so didnt really see the point in moving) RESTAURANT - This was ok, we had a spot of dinner here and also had breakfast. The breakfast is all prebook. including the pancakes (you can ask them to warm them up for you (very strange) but I would give that a 8/10. STAFF - definately make this hotel. All are pleasant and happy to be working here. They really cannot do enough for you to make your stay a happy one. Would I go back probably not as i am disabled and the hot water is an issue for me along with the beds. The location of this hotel is really good as well.

We stayed here for 3 nights and perfect location for what we needed. All staff, particularly Dillon and chef, were very helpful to make sure my gluten free requirements were met for breakfast. Room was clean and tidy and would stay here again