It was awful. I emailed Travelodge to ask about the pet charges. I received no reply, so I called on the day that we wanted stay with my question to find out if the charge was €20 per pet OR per room. I got told it was per room. As we were only staying one night there was no way I was going to pay €40 for 2 pets for a one night stay so I wanted to find out before I booked. I got told by the man on the phone that it was per room so I went ahead and booked the room. On arrival they tried to charge me €40 for my 2 dogs. I explained that I had spoken to someone on the phone earlier, I showed them the call log on my phone and the receptionist said to me that I was given the wrong information and it was it was per room not per pet. After a lot of confusion, a lot of hanging around I was very stressed, I was tired after travelling and I was close to tears. After I told them to cancel my booking and that I would find somewhere else the man on reception agreed that because it was not my fault i was given wrong information they would only charge for one pet on this occasion but in future he wished to inform me that the charge is €20 per pet. Well, THERE WON'T BE A NEXT TIME!! Who in their right mind would pay €40 for one night? As if that wasn't bad enough, the hotel is NOT dog friendly. The dogs are not allowed anywhere in the hotel except to go in and out of the front door (which I had to sign to say I agreed to) So they want to charge €40 for one night but the hotel is not dog friendly? Therefore, we could not go downstairs to have a coffee, have a beer, to use the hotel wifi which was only available downstairs (unless you pay extra) or anything else in the hotel and dogs cannot be left alone in the room so what is the point?! The icing on the cake was the very noisy building work outside the hotel which started early in the morning which we were not informed of. Car park was also an extra €15. I would not recommend this place at all, especially if travelling with dogs.