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Posizionato lungo il fiume Tay, sul lato opposto del centro cittadino. A pochi minuti a piedi dal centro e dalla stazione. La struttura è di un vecchio Hotel (è ancora presente la scritta sulla facciata), molto carino e tranquillo. Ha solo tre piani, non c'è ascensore. Camere accessibili al piano della reception. Hotel molto tranquillo e silenzioso, non è possibile fare colazione, solo da asporto. Personale molto gentile. Alla reception molte brochure e la mappa della città. Cestini con te, caffè, zucchero e mini latte da prendere se finiscono quelli a disposizione nella stanza. Abbiamo soggiornato 4 notti, tre adulti e un bambino. Stanza numero 300 favolosa!!! Una stanza con due camere da letto separate da una cabina armadio molto ampia, doppia esposizione, tre finestre che si potevano aprire un minimo. Bagno grande con vasca. Sopratutto molto molto pulito, la stanza la moquette e il bagno, non mi era mai capitato di trovare un Travelodge così pulito (è vero che avevo provato solo quelli a Londra) Non ci sono prese usb ma diverse prese anche se non vicine ai letti. Perth poi oltre ad essere una cittadina davvero graziosa è stato un buon punto per poter girare una parte della Scozia in treno

給我們的第一個房間在破舊的附樓中，很小而且令人沮喪。這與 Travelodge 宣傳的完全不同。我們到達時無法預訂，後來來的其他人得到了他們的房間。當有人建議房間不合適時，工作人員努力為我們提供替代方案。

The staff at the hotel are very friendly and helpful. The guys on reception were lovely and gave me the use of a phone charger for my 3 day stay. Martin, Luke and Sandra all went above and beyond their duty to assist. Sandra even called me a cab and told the driver to come pronto. (And he did) great team. Will be back again in May.

I arrived 25th march for my 2 night stay check in was smooth which I like and friendly staff then I arrived at my room which was on the top floor which was bad due to no disabled access for residents with mobility issues so had to climb 3 floors of stairs and the room itself was basic which majority of hotels are and had basic necessities kettle and tea and coffee sachets bathroom was not bad with shower over bath.bed was a king size bed with 2 singles the king size was like sleeping on bricks the pillows were basic and not hotel quality which offered no lumbar or neck support whatsoever when I left the room to go out for breakfast and do what I had planned on wed 26th march and return later on that night the cleaning hadn’t been done tea and coffee’s were not restocked cups not washed and replaced rubbish not removed. Therefore it is my expert opinion that this establishment can not and will not go beyond a 1* hotel as a lot of things need to be changed like wheelchair and disabled access,daily cleaning service,proper check in and check out system,removal of curfew as hotel can not work hours they want whenever they feel like it as the hotel industry is a 24/7 gig. The sooner this hotel realizes that the better hopefully changes happen soon as I will not be staying there again and will definitely not recommend this hotel to anyone.

The outside of the hotel needs some loving care, but this should not put you off. Our room was extremely clean, well-stocked and comfortable. The staff are all lovely. Luke at Reception deserves special mention here.

For a Travelodge we paid quite a lot for two nights. No breakfast of course, unless you want it in a bag. But we quite enjoyed the location near the Queens Bridge some years ago so back we came. Our main beef on this occasion was the impossibility of connecting to wifi in the room. The Travelodge website is absolutely hopeless and full of unhelpful advice. Despite the valiant efforts of the receptionist downstairs, the attempt eventually proved fruitless and we had to go out to a pub to do a laptop zoom with our family. No great sacrifice perhaps but very annoying in this day and age. For the cost we could have stayed in the Premier Inn over the river and next time we will.