Long Beach Convention Center Travelodge

This place blows. The battery in my key lock died and the teenage loser asks me if I’m putting the key card in correctly insisting I walk up and down the flight of stairs 3x before letting me in with the master key. After I leave they neglect to change the battery so I have to get another desk attendant to let me in again with the master key

I dont think I have ever given a hotel a bad review but this is the time for a first! My wife and I ran in the Long Beach marathon today so we rented a room here to be closer to the course for the early start. First of all, bc of demand from the marathon the single bed room was almost $ 200, I understood that everything was booked so they could get top dollar for the room. That in mind I had hoped it would be nice enough to justify the money … not so much!
This was the dirtiest room I had ever been in. Sink backed up and left whiskers from someone elses room in our sink. Bed was disgusting with many stains on sheets and a hole in the sheets, the walls on each side of the bed had stains on them where some kinds of fluids were sprayed on them, Table by doorway falling apart with the formica coating peeling off of it, drawers by the bed had never been wiped out, There was a plumbing part from the sink drain laying on our bed (the piece that connects underneath so you can open and close the drain with the lever, Lamp shades were literally busted, I could go on but you get the pic. Now, if this was $ 50 a night and a place to sleep thats fine but for $ 200 I expect better. Hopefully others have a better experience.

BEDBUGS! We went to a wedding in Long Beach. We booked here for one night because we knew we would be drinking, and didn’t want to have to drive back to The Valley. We dropped our daughter off while we met up with some friends. When we came back she informed us of seeing bugs. Unfortunately, she had lain on the bed and is now covered with bites. We pulled down the covers on both beds, and there they were. The staff said they had no more rooms, but they would bring in a roll away. Like I would have stayed, there. Needless to say, we grabbed our stuff and left.

Upon arrival I was advised by front desk that they did not have my reservation. I called a third-​party company where I made my reservation with and they confirmed that there is relation had been faxed to the hotel however the front desk person buys that they might have not received it because their printer had been having issues. Front desk person apologized and stated that unfortunately I did not have a room and there was nothing he can do about it. After an hour of going back-​and-​forth with customer service at Travelocity and customer service at third-​party that I made the reservation with I went back and ask if they had any rooms available luckily they did had a room available and the only reason I stay there was because I was already late for the funeral that I was supposed to go to and I had nowhere else to go but I will definitely never come back here.

The worst hotel I have EVER stayed in. $ 140 waste of money. Holes in the bedspread were the first impression. Dirty, loud and sketchy to say the least. No hot water and bad attitudes. The late check out policy is $ 10 per hour… per hour? They should have paid me to stay late.
Go across the street to the courtyard… a world of difference!

Used my cc points so it was almost free. Close to everything. A bit dated but was clean with parking.

I stayed there last weekend it was the most worst hotel I have every stayed in. the wallpaper was falling off the walls, the furniture was broken and the management was rude I will never stay a Travelodge again

Stayed for 2 Nights. It was a last minute booking so I was ok with a Smoking Room. Overall the room was fine. Very loud and people screaming.

To be fair, the place was cheap (not in general, but in comparison to neighboring facilities) and just about the only thing available on a busy weekend. That’s the last decent thing I can say. The room smelled like smoke, booze, and dead hookers. I sat down on a chair located on the balcony and it collapsed, sending me sprawling (I’m not overweight)
The TV did not work. And, as of this review (day two) has not been fixed. I’m not sure if hot water is something available at higher end hotels… might explain why none is available here. :-(
I had to step over a sleeping homeless dude to get in the elevator.
Good luck trying to find a cup of coffee in this joint, too.
Honestly, I think I’ve been in worse jails.

Staff friendly and room was pretty clean but the place is noisy! Walls are thin and I could hear everything going on outside. I paid WAY to much for this place. Won’t stay again.

Staff were friendly, located near many restaurants and attractions. Room was ok clean, but graffiti on phone, nightstand, and mirror. Wall had holes stuffed with toilet paper (creepy). Parking lot is small with tight spaces. TV didn’t work. This place needs a refurbishing.

Don’t stay at this hotel! EVER!!! The nonsmoking rooms smelled like cigarettes for some reason and I found some blood stains on the shower head. It was really disgusting! So, if you’re looking for a cheap hotel, avoid this one!

I used a buy two, get a percentage off your room deal and it wasn’t bad.
Unfortunately, after my first nights stay, I was checked out of my room unknowingly. This sucks when you are coming home from a conference at 1130 at night and there are sketchy people in the lot and you just want to get into your room.
And then you discover the keycard doesn’t work… because they checked you out thinking you were only there for ONE night! Um, hello? the deal was for two nights and I even said I’m here for TWO nights when I checked in.
The guy at the front desk was like «Oh yeah, you checked in like, two days ago right?» to which I responded «no…last night. You saw me check in last night»
I mean, the room wasn’t TERRIBLE. but the hallways are straight up from a horror movie…

Spent 2 summer days and nights in Long Beach at Travelodge– — room 241. The midweek room rate was $ 79 plus tax came to around $ 90 per night. The room was nicely decorated with a super comfortable king bed. Awesome big flat screen TV with tons of cable channels. Customer service was fast and courteous. Only complaint, I asked for a later check out time and they gave me 30 minutes only with no charge. C’mon Travelodge, loosen up a little. If in the area I’d definitely check them out again.

It was just ok. The only thing this place has going for it is that the beds are somewhat comfy. That’s it. No microwave, cracked sinks, the shower sucks, the ac hardly works.
Called down to ask if they had a microwave downstairs that we could use for the stuff we had in the freezer (which was horrid) and they told us «no, we don’t. Not for guests.) what utter bullshit. For $ 125/​night, no microwave, and a crap staff? Wow. Would not recommend at all to anyone staying in the long beach area.

Yikes! Run. Tranny hookers and meth heads run the halls. It’s just gross. Cockroaches in the rooms. Not sure the sheets were changed and when I called for clean sheets, I was made to come and get at the front desk.
Wi-​fi signal was terrible.
Spend the extra 10 bucks and stay at the Best Western just across the street.

I stayed at the Travelodge for 10 days. The room was nice and clean, and the front desk staff was very helpful. It’s also very close to many places to eat and get coffee/​tea. For the price (½ of other local hotels) it’s very hard to beat.
The only downside for me was the Internet. I chose this hotel due to the free wifi. I stayed two rooms away from the lobby and could never get online. Despite the very valiant efforts of the front desk staff, it never worked when I was in my room.
If you’re looking for a very affordable place to stay in the area and just need a place to sleep, this is it.

Initially, I was pleased with the room, but not with the staff or the internet service. The internet kept going out in my room; I checked in on a Sunday at 4 p.m. and by Monday night I had called their WiFi Technical Support THREE TIMES.
The person I spoke with, a female, at WiFi Technical Support was NOT helpful. When I became upset because my internet was still not working, she claimed she didn’t know what to do other than to reboot the router, which had already been done twice. I was understandably upset.
Imagine my frost when the front desk called me after I hung up with her to inform me that they were trying to help me, but I was yelling at them, and that was not acceptable.
I hit the roof. I am 50 years old WITH THE GREY HAIR TO PROVE IT, and everyone I had dealt with was under 30. I receive poor service and I am reprimanded for yelling? Oh I was INCENSED.
Once I moved to the new room, however, things began to change (at no cost to me by the way; and it was a better room). First of all, the front desk person actually came up to my room, a Mr. Sean Garcia, and literally helped my friend (whom I had called) move me to the new room AFTER 9 P.M. ON A MONDAY NIGHT. He loaded my belongings on the cart just like he was a bell person and I had no money to tip him! He was both kind and apologetic. I was astounded.
On Sunday, when I had to check out, a Mr. Jesse Moynahan was working the front desk. He remembered me from the night before, and when I told him my friend was coming to pick me up but could not arrive until 1:30, he said, «no problem» and allowed me to stay in the room, delightedly watching LAW AND ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT, until my friend arrived.
In addition, Mr. Moynahan took the majority of my million and one bags and belongings down to the lobby FOR ME so that when my friend arrived he just had to put them in his car. Once again, I had no money to tip Mr. Moynahan, but he never even mentioned a tip.
Both Mr. Moynahan and Mr. Garcia, with their kindness, caring, and willingness to move my multiple belongings for me exhibited the epitome of customer service. They are to be applauded, in my book, and awarded merit pay by the institution that is Travelodge. It is rare to witness such respectful assistance from young people in their twenties; I was delighted.
Love and blessings,
Dr. Niama L. Williams

Stay here 3 nights, and never again. Checked in and wanted to freshen up a bit and found NO washcloths, just hand towels. Went to front desk and they were out of washcloths. Are you kidding me! Housekeeping came and brought me 3 more hand towels since they were out. Really?
Carpet was smelly, bathroom/​tub was filthy brown AND
Next morning while getting ready for the day there was a HUGE COCKROACH crawling up the wall. Told the front desk and he did not seemed surprised. Later in the day the manager offered to change rooms but no discount for having to share my room with cockroaches.
Complained to Travelodge management and the manager callled me an apologized and then told me that they have to spray the rooms frequently for bugs. So they spray one room and drive the bugs into the room next door, real smart.
Wanted to tell me that my stay next time would be better. Now do I really want to subject myself to smelly, dirty, cockroach infested rooms? NOPE.
The price for the room was way overpriced and for a few dollars more you can get a much better room and travel experience. Stay away.

The is not the most amazing hotel, but its a great value, after taxes and charges I paid about $ 80.00 for a Saturday night during the Ink and Iron festival. Check-​in was at 3 pm, I called and they let me check in at 1:45 pm which really made things more convenient for us. To top it off check out was at 11 am, we were running late, they gave us a call and said not problem they would switch our check out to 11:30.
So when we first got to our room everything seemed pretty average nothing really special, not to be picky but the room had a bit of a odd odor. Luckily regarding the odor they is a Vons a block over so we picked up a candle and some champagne. The location of the hotel was very convenient walking distance from many bars and restaurants, we walked to Sevilla it was about .4 miles away. There is a little Mexican restaurant located in the hotel, which is awkwardly next the pool which is 3 ½ feet deep.
What I really liked about this place was the little stuff, like the free toothpaste, the iron, blow dryer, the WIFI (which for some reason I used the next hotel’s WIFI) and the flexibility on the check-​in/​check-​out.