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Lovely place to stop by, although our toilet handle was coming loose so panicked a few times thinking I was locked it. Would still recommend.

Great place to stay. Great price. Sabin on reception was so polite and helpful. Room was spotless. Comfortable beds and pillows. Location was very convenient for us as we were attending a wedding close by. It was a last minute booking. Will stay again

My daughter and I enjoyed a good stay at Travelodge Camberley! The reception was attentive and offered quick and helpful remedy to a couple of little snags, few doing our 10 day stay! A small annoying detail but important during our stay for the Queens Jubilee we was the poor quality of the tv signal!. Otherwise breakfast was great, so I recommend Travelodge without hesitation.

I took my wife away here for 1 night. We had a package deal that included a Spa treatment, evening meal and bridal suite. A clean and good looking historic hotel. Spa area is small and had noisy Russian kids (very annoying, when trying to relax) in the pool, and parents that seemed to have little cares or control of those kids. Steam room door would not close right. Steam room and sauna are 4-6 people capacity maximum. We spent about 30 minutes in the spa on our first day of arrival, but didn’t bother spending any time on it the following day, as it wasn’t good enough and we felt indifferent about it. Our spa treatments: these were very nice, but very short at 30 minutes apiece. You really need an hour to completely relax. Relaxation room afterwards was very nice, tranquil and peaceful and provided light refreshments. I think I fell asleep here for about an hour, which was well needed. Room: the bridal suite was nice, historic, and bathroom was nice. Disappointingly, no toiletries, work avoided. And when we asked hotel reception to bring some up, they took 10 to 20 minutes. And gave us one shampoo, and one shower gel. No conditioner for my wife’s hair. Not sure if this was intentional, trying to save money or not? Evening meal: food was good, nothing super special, but adequate for what they classify as a four star hotel. Would I go again? Answer is no. It wasn’t special enough.

I had to step on a small cockroach in the bathroom of my room. The toilet seat was loose and slid off the loo when I sat on it. I fixed it, which was unpleasant but fairly easy. Next day after the room had been cleaned, it was broken again. Clearly the cleaner knows but they don't bother to fix it. Everything seems a bit too much trouble for the staff. Do you have any crisps? No Sir, laughing gently to himself, we sold out. Next day? Same response. The nights I stayed coincided with two large functions. One looked like a company party, the second was a wedding. Consequently, there was no furniture in most of the public places. The bar had eight chairs available for all the guests in the hotel who were not part of the function. Two lagers on draught. One ran out. Wasn't replaced - again, the gently laughing man seemed to think that was a risible request. Breakfast - the less said the better. The food was okay but the problem was the quantity. There was a bowl or grilled tomatoes, some scrambled eggs and three hash browns in bowls, on a buffet. About six hungry people hovering around, waiting for resupply. After five minutes, a few sausages come out. Five minutes later, some bacon. So people load up and leave. Now there are no hash browns, no sausages, no bacon, no mushrooms, no bacon. Five minutes later some hash browns arrives. Seemingly impossible to serve yourself a full breakfast from the buffet if you don't want to wait for 30 minutes. The staff all look 16 years old and have no clue what to do - it doesn't feel fair complaining to them. It's the kitchen that can't keep up. You walk in the hotel and the whole place doesn't smell right - damp, weird, unclean.

I was feeling ill on my way home from Cambridge, and had to stop at the Welcome Break. While there, I realised I couldn’t continue my journey as I was not well enough to drive. I was fortunate that the Days Inn was with sight. I’d overspent previously at a really mediocre bed and breakfast in Cambridge, and was surprised and relieved at the very reasonable rates at Days Inn, the room’s simple quality and comfort, but most of all how extremely helpful Joe at reception was. Above and beyond the call of duty, he went to look for some ice for my very swollen leg, and brought an extra cover for my bed, as I was feeling shivery and cold. I am so glad I made the decision to stay over as I would definitely not have made it home safely. The following morning, still in pain but ready to drive home, yet again there was great service from the Night Shift receptionist Sanjeev. I will definitely look out for a Days Inn if, in the future I have to stay at a reasonably priced hotel, and will be disappointed if there isn’t one in that vicinity!

Comfortable, clean, great location, friendly and helpful staff… wouldn’t stay anywhere else when in farnborough.