Travelodge Sunderland High Street West

Had an overnight stay at this Travelodge. It was easy to find by sat nav, there were several roadworks in Sunderland city centre which made things tricky. As I was there on a saturday night there were no parking charges at the hotel car park. Check in was rapid, they had my reservations. There were many people checking in at the same time, a few had issues. The room was typical Travelodge standard. I stayed at another Travelodge a few days earlier. So I knew what to expect. There was a double bed, tea and coffee making facilities. A small television. The bathroom was adequate with a shower. The hotel offered a breakfast box which I declined to take. I noted that the security guard walked round the hotel on the saturday night. I had a decent night sleep and checked out early next morning. There was not too many things around the hotel I noticed. In the evening a few of use drove around looking for something to eat. It was a comfortable one night stay.

Great hotel. Reception Staff are friendly, helpful & efficient. Check in was quick. Room immaculate. Bed comfortable. Great night sleep. For when we have a night out in the town this is our go to place to stay. Lovely Restaurants within walking distance. There is a 24 hour secure carpark behind the hotel. We parked after 6pm Saturday night & left around 10:30am Sunday morning the next day & were charged about £5. Well done to the staff at this Travel Lodge. You are doing a fantastic job.

Stayed here last night after the area we live in had a power cut and my wife is disabled and can honestly say that it was fantastic. Very clean and comfortable. The staff on reception when we arrived could have done any more for us. A massive thank you

Stayed here when I came up to see the Rocky Horror Show at the Sunderland Empire. Stayed alone on the first night and my sister joined me the second night. I found the hotel quite difficult to find. It’s on a random piece of almost wasteland at the extreme end of the town. Fortunately it isn’t too far into the centre once you know how. First thing I would say is that there are no shops in the vicinity. I’m diabetic and need to eat at fairly rigid times so when I arrived I immediately figured out this was going to be a problem. I got a taxi to the local 24 hour Asda and stocked up then my sister and I had breakfast at Wetherspoons on the Sunday morning. If you have any kind of food issues make sure you stock up before you arrive! I did notice people outside but again wasn’t really bothered by them. There’s some lovely bars on the street just opposite- we went to Mr Jack’s and The Old Church which is a charming micro pub. Room wise- absolutely fine. Clean and comfy, bed was spot on, shower was decent. Only complaint is the room was quite stuffy so had to leave the window open and on Saturday night cars kept waking me up. No issues with noise inside the hotel though. I’m up again in December but next time I think we’ll stay in the other Travelodge, simply because it’s a bit nearer where we need to be. Not a slight on this place- it’s just a bit out of the way that’s all. The staff we encountered were all lovely too- from the receptionist who checked me in to the two ladies who we saw finishing their cleaning tasks at the end of their shift when we returned late Saturday. I will say however that this hotel was far better than the godawful supposed Hilton hotel I stayed in Thursday night! I stay in Travelodge Vauxhall in London a lot and I guess I’m kind of spoiled by that as it’s absolutely superb but if you’re looking for somewhere clean and comfy in Sunderland to base yourself for a night or two, this place definitely does the job.

Looked nice from outside but outdated on the inside. The TV and decor in room looked like hand me downs. The toilet paper was of very low quality - I'm sure sandpaper would have been much more soothing on the backside. No biscuits in room :(