Travelodge Caernarfon

Room 105 was clean enough and the shower was good, though the carpet had lots of stains. I wouldn't recommend it for women travelling alone. The entrance is tucked away, and the car park is a short walk down the road, which isn't great after dark. Young people were hanging around the entrance, smoking weed and making quite a bit of noise. I'd spend a little extra on an Airbnb.

The stay was awful and not worth the price. Room 103 smelled of urine, and the plugs didn't work. There's no mobile signal, and when I reported the problems to reception, they didn't resolve them. You have to pay for parking and WiFi, but I couldn't get the WiFi payment to work. The walk from the car park to the hotel was also too long for my liking. I wouldn't recommend this place.

A handy base for walking into Caernarfon, with breakfast at Wetherspoons and the Castle nearby. The staff were very pleasant, and the room was reasonably priced and did the job after a hike up Snowdon. The bathroom could have been cleaner when I arrived, and the mattress wasn't as comfortable as at other Travelodge's. There was only a shower, with water pressure that varied, and the layout was a bit odd, with coat hangers in the wardrobe above another single bed. Fine for solo travel. Ask for a hairdryer when you arrive. For parking, the nearby ASDA car park is cheaper: £3 for 24 hours, bookable on horizonspaces or via the signs there, compared with £7.70 at the main council car park.

We slept well in a good room and I'd stay again. The shower was weak and could use a power booster, but otherwise there were no issues. It's near the water and marina, with just a short walk to the hotel. The council car park is a rip-off if you're only staying a couple of hours because the minimum charge covers six hours, though 24 hours is more reasonable.