Travelodge

290-302 North End Road, London, England, United Kingdom · Travelodge

Coffee snapshot

Confidence moderateLast checked today

In-room coffee maker

Yes

Machine

Lavazza

Coffee format

Not yet confirmed

Kettle

Not yet confirmed

What to bring

There is a coffee maker, but we have not pinned down the type

We have confirmed a coffee maker in the room but not which system it uses, so we cannot tell you what to buy for it. Something that works independently of the machine is the safer thing to pack.

  • Specialty instant coffee or coffee bags, which work with hot water alone
  • A collapsible pour-over cone and a few filters

In the room

DetailWhat we foundStatusEvidence dated
In-room coffee makerYesConfirmedtoday
ManufacturerLavazzaConfirmedtoday

Coffee elsewhere at the hotel

On-site coffee shop

Yes

Coffee shop brand

Starbucks

How we know

RoomBrew confidence

59%Moderate
  • Last research pass today
  • 1 independent source consulted
  • No traveller confirmations yet
  • Newest evidence dated 6 September 2026

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Sources

Tier 1travelodge.co.uk
Wake up refreshed with an in-room Lavazza A Modo Mio coffee machine and a revitalising Hansgrohe Raindance 3-jet adjustable shower.

Travelodge London Fulham Hotel - Book Now — https://www.travelodge.co.uk/hotels/400/London-Fulham-hotel

Checked 6 September 2026

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Questions about coffee at Travelodge

Is there a coffee maker in the rooms at Travelodge?

Yes. Our research found a lavazza in the rooms.

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