Hotels near Next, Bracknell

This place is trying to be everything; and it is missing the mark. Had to check ourselves in, which didn't phase us as we are quite tech savvy. But we had booked as a Legoland package so we found someone to ask for the goody bag and the lady looked at us like we were inconveniencing her. Asked same lady about food and was told we would need to book as it gets busy - booked for 6pm. Went to the local swim park - came back (starving 5 year old in tow) only to be told there was no reservation for us. Luckily the lovely lady on the door managed to find us somewhere. Kind of wish she hadn't bothered. Food wasn't great - husband actually wouldn't eat his main. Took ages to come. Becky (I think that was her name - short bob, brown hair) was the only thing that stopped us making a proper complaint. She was brilliant, despite being rushed off her feet!! Got to the room - only one toilet roll, not even full. Used it - went to ring reception for more, no phone. There was a QR code to scan to start a chat with the reception team. Very long winded. Did it - heard nothing back. Next day put the ”Come in” sign on the door hoping they would replenish - they didn't. Breakfast was CHAOS. All crammed into a small area - absolutely no flow at all. Bread ran out twice - guests had to ask for it to be replenished. Glasses for juice were still hot from coming out of the dish washer. The food was decent - much better than the evening meal we had. If you are looking for a basic stay, this will be adequate. Comfy bed. Clean(ish - there was a boot mark on the shower floor) But customer service (apart from Becky) was non-existent. Gym. Hotel. Sports bar....... doing a lot, but doing none of them particularly well.

The hotel has an elevator, the environment is quiet and comfortable, the room space is good, there is an open-air garden, and you can eat in the shed in the garden. The service staff is very positive and actively meets the needs of customers. It is close to Windsor Castle, and reservations are tight on weekends and the price is high. There is no hotel next to the hotel Shops and restaurants, eat in the hotel restaurant, the food in the restaurant is typical British food

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 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.

Never stayed at SACO before. Price was competitive compared to hotel rooms, but we get a double bedroom, walk in wardrobe, living room, kitchen with washing machine etc & a large bathroom. Reception could not have been more helpful and there was free parking too. Location was good, next to Kingsmead and although I was worried about traffic noise, it was ok and we slept fine. Will stay again.

Good hotel needs the hot water sorting out at times an tv signal other then that perfect

So disappointed. I had a preferential rate with a local event, and even that was way too much. The hotel is currently mid renovation I think - and it could absolutely do with some TLC. The staff were absent. There was no one on the bar and I had to go to reception to find someone to tell and then go back to the bar to wait. The room I was in first was shabby, with peeling wallpaper and no AC, just a fan from reception. No one answered the phone at reception despite me calling 5 or 6 times, so when I went downstairs I asked if they had a room available with AC and they said no. Then a party started and the music and DJ were so loud I could hear him clearly asking people to ‘make some noise’ from inside my room. I called the number off Google (as no one was answering on my room phone) and reception told me the music would stop at 10. When I asked if they were sure, they said actually midnight. So I asked if I could move. They moved me to a room far away (I’d been on top of their event space before) that had AC. I pointed out I’d asked and probably would’ve paid to upgrade (it was a much nicer room) but apparently someone had cancelled since my query. This room was much nicer, but still a bit shabby. I’ve given two stars because the food was great.

The conference facilities and rooms are very nice. The breakfast was gorgeous. Special mentions to Laura who was our concierge for my meeting on Thu 18th Oct and then happened to also serve me breakfast on Fri morning. What a fantastic individual, very attentive and friendly. Laura took the time to ask questions, have some chatter and see to our every need. Please pass on team Hable’s thanks!

Quiet,restful night at Travelodge Reading M4 Eastbound. It does require an update but the room was clean and staff very nice and helpful. We requested a room on the ground floor and close to reception due to our luggage and they were happy to accommodate us. Free parking. Happy to stay again if we will need in the future