A Travelodge Marylebone guest rated the stay at 4 out of 5 and commented:
We only stayed one night between arrival from Paris (Eurostar) and departure from Heathrow the following morning. Booked at last minute so had to pay full price, but room was clean and surprisingly spacious. The usual Travelodge lack of amenities (no hair dryer, shampoo, etc.), but compared to the Travelodge Kew Bridge the Marylebone is a palace. Excellent location directly across from the Marylebone Tube station, which is only two stops from Paddington where you can catch the Express or Direct Natl Rail train to Heathrow. Not many eating establishments nearby, but the Hobgoblin Pub on Balcombe St. (~ 5 minute walk) serves excellent Thai food. As we were checking out the very lovely Jamaican girl at the desk asked if we enjoyed our stay, what we liked about the hotel, etc. What's more she seemed to be genuinely interested in our comments. On our next trip to London I will check the Saver/Flexible rates at Marylebone. If a decent rate is available we will probably make it our future base of operations for visiting the city.

A hotel guest gave the accommodation 4 out of 5:
The hotel is fine, clean and basic but that's all you're paying for with their low prices. There was TV, tea/coffee and towels in the room. You have to provide your own tolietries and hairdryer but they tell you that in advance on their website. The staff were fine and the buffet breakfast was nice enough. Biggest disadvantage is the fact that there are little to no bars/restaurants close by, we arrived late on a Friday night and the only place we could find was at Baker St and at that it was a kebab shop!! Would recommend if you were sure you weren't going to need a meal near the hotel!