Hotel in London- travelodge or somewhere else

[Alakazam8]

I’m planning to go to London for 3 nights in July with my 9 year old. Need to stay somewhere central/ close to Euston. Room has to be a wheelchair accessible room so can’t look at air B and B or similar really,
I’ve look at travelodge and is around £400 for the nights I want to go.
Am I missing a cheaper way of doing this or is this about right?

Thinking of going with St Pancras premier inn. Does anybody know if I need to phone up and ask for an accessible room or if I can just book any room. Seems to say they are all accessible. Can any wheelchair user who has stayed there confirm either way about this at all

Other options... university halls of residence in vacation or citadines

@alakazam8 choose accessible when you book, ring the hotel and tell them you need an adapted wetroom as some of their accessible rooms have baths. Remind them at check in.
If you do book St P seend me a PM, I’ve stayed there 7 or so times so can tell you room numbers with showers. Showering was fine.

Some premier inns also have a room with a track hoist.

Do you know the website AccessAble.co.uk? It used to be called DisabledGo and has really detailed info about a lot of places. There is info on some hotels, theatres etc.

Thanks @TheHatOfDoom, not seen that website, will check it out. I’ll pm you tomorrow if I decide on St P. Just a few final comparisons/checks.

We stayed here a couple of years ago. They often have deals. Really lovely hotel but I can't speak to accessibility. Very close to Euston.

www.melia.com/en/hotels/united-kingdom/london/melia-white-house/index.htm