"Location was so convienient , it’s very easy to travel , hotel was good , it’s clean , just bed is not comfortable , staff was friendly , it was a good experience ."

"Outstanding location. Interesting building, very clean comfortable and warm. Plenty of facilities such as kitchen with everything you could reasonably expect free tea and coffee. Cooker, toaster, fridges, microwave kettle. Tv Room, library, dining room. A rare occasion where accommodation exceeds expectation, seemed to me mainly quieter walker and cycling types or similar which suits me absolutely fine not a party scene. I was working briefly nearby so absolutely ideal."

"breakfast is supered"

"good services but the room it's quite cold"

"This place was amazing and really neat. Staff were kind and helpful. The room was spacious."

"Great hotel, brilliant staff very helpful. Good value for the money. Rooms have good space. The best Travelodge in Scotland."

"On arrival the hotel looked very rundown. I had booked 2 rooms, one accessible for my mum in law. At reception the girl took my name etc.. then gave us key for ONE room. I said Id booked two ?..turns out that when you name the person in the other room that comes up as a separate booking! After all was sorted we were shown where to go for the accessible room. Well, it looked like we were walking through a cupboard door - no signage. Came to the room - entered - and it was full of other peoples things! Luckily there was no-one actually there!! Went back to reception and the woman came and looked. Very puzzled as computer said the room was free. Anyway, got another room. Well - where to start! Bearing in mind this is meant to accommodate a wheelchair user... on opening the door you are immediately met with the end of the bed. It took 2 of us to get in the door reversing wheelchair...one to push, one to try and hold the door open. Walked straight back past the bed and that led to a small amount of floor space - enough to turn her chair. Looking around this room took basic to the limit! No bedside units so had to use her chair to put her night things on. No shelves for clothes - just a tiny bar with a few hangers, so we put her clothes onto the spare side of the bed. Very small window quite high up. and dont expect to find a socket anywhere useful! The bed was firm but extremely low! It had been placed in front of the emergency call button! On that note we are usually asked about how much support/assistance would be required if there was an emergency - but not here!!. Now the bathroom... it was huge! Walk in shower, rails and room to move. Only fault would be that toilet seat isnt raised. My mum in law had her rollator with her for getting from bed to toilet, but because of the toilet door opening outwards at the very end of her bed, she had to walk backwards opening the door till she had enough room to get around the bed! Then, enter toilet, turn and pull the door closed. All in all a very poorly designed room. Anyone travelling alone that has mobility issues ,they would never manage to negotiate the room. My own room was ok...just once again, probably the most basic Travelodge weve ever been in. Badly in need of an overhaul. Wont be going back."

"The welcome of the staff at this hotel was fantastic, the hotel was clean and comfortable, car parking was very easy and the quality of the food and drink was great. This hotel is really easy to find and the people very friendly . The room was very clean and had everything we needed for our stay. the hotel has a charity donation for a book which helps a local charity and is a great Idea."

"Excellent hotel in prime central location with views of the river Tay and both bridges. Staff very polite and helpful. Dinner and breakfast in the beefeater was great value for money. Room clean and warm with everything you would expect."