Travelodge Saltash, Saltash

Upon arrival, the room smelled a little musty, but once I opened the door, I found it very clean and comfortable. The bed was cozy, and all the necessary facilities were provided, making for a quiet stay overlooking the rear of the property.

I found the hotel to be a quirky mix, situated within an industrial complex yet convenient for accessing nearby areas. The service was extremely friendly and helpful, but the thin walls caused some noise disruptions. The dining experience was not worth the money, and the rooms, while tidy, had some scruffy corners. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.

The hotel is conveniently located close to Plymouth City Centre, just off the main A38 Devon to Cornwall road. The rooms, though typical Travelodge style, provided a warm and good night's sleep despite a slight damp smell. The service was extremely friendly and helpful. The location has some drawbacks like littered areas and could use some brightening up, but the main road is easily accessible. Dining options nearby include a Waitrose across the road, and facilities are adequate but could be improved.

The hotel rooms, at the beginning of the corridor, offer a usual Travelodge standard with a great bed. They are very clean and come equipped with all the comforts you need, which was very welcome after a long travel day to the hotel via nearby Trago stores, Looe, and Polperro. However, the location might need some brightening up and improvement to eliminate the drab atmosphere and littered areas.

The hotel is conveniently located just outside Plymouth on the Cornwall side with good access to Plymouth, Torpoint, and further into Cornwall. The rooms were clean and surprisingly spacious, although the single beds felt uncomfortably hard. The service was friendly and welcoming, particularly Sarah on the morning shift. The location, while convenient, could use some brightening up with pot plants. The dining experience at the garden center was considered expensive and not worth the money.