Travelodge Nags Head Beach Hotel/Outer Banks

This hotel is great for people looking for a decent hotel that is dog friendly in the outer banks. My husband and I have stayed here twice. The first time we stayed in a regular room and the second in a dog friendly room with our dog, Bailey. I can definitely say the dog rooms do smell (like you would expect a dog friendly room to smell) slightly. It wasn’t anything that wouldn’t make me stay again. We love this hotel primarily for the location, rates, and the opportunity to bring our spoiled dachshund! If the location wasn’t as superb, I would probably give this hotel a 3 star rating because the breakfast isn’t all that wonderful. The bagel was stale and the plastic silverware was so flexible it was comical. Well, at least we got a good laugh. I’d almost rather them not advertise breakfast because it truly isn’t all that. Nonetheless, we will absolutely be staying here in the future. I have nothing but good things to say about the regular rooms. They’re clean and tidy. They don’t smell musty which I understand can be a issue when staying close to the water. The hotel is literally a hop, skip, and a jump to the ocean. If your not expecting the Taj Mahal, you’ll be pleasantly surprised

Anywhere that is pet friendly is great in my book! My puppies enjoyed being able to see the beach for the first time. It is definitely just a place to stay. There is nothing really around it but the beach but that’s all I was looking for. The rooms were exactly what we were looking for, just a place to sleep. No need to hang out in the room when the beach is right across the street! The staff was friendly and helpful. This hotel had the lowest rates in OBX when I was looking. The location is right across the street from a public access to the beach. Will definitely be staying here again next time I make a weekend trip!

We just got back from our last minute OBX vacation and I have to say I was very satisfied with our room. The hotel itself is very old school beach motel feel, however the rooms and lobby were spotless and the staff was super friendly! We stayed on the third floor and had a decent view of the ocean that was great at sunrise. The location of the hotel is also perfect! It’s in walking distance to many places and right across the street from the beach. If you are looking for a good deal for the OBX for a few nights, it’s perfect.

Stayed here for an extended weekend in the Outer Banks and I’m pretty satisfied. We were on the first floor in one of the pet friendly rooms which was great because we literally parked right in front of our door. The beds were fairly comfortable, the room was a nice size and most of all it was clean (bright white towels!). The walls are very sound proof as I could hear dogs in other rooms barking when I was in the hallway but not once I was inside my room. The room has blackout curtains which was nice since it has sliding glass doors that let in a lot of light. I wouldn’t rely on the continental breakfast to fill you up; it is limited to cereal, bagels and waffles which you microwave, but hey it’s free. My biggest qualm was the wifi; it hardly worked the whole time we were here so I was using my data most of the time. Overall I would probably stay here again if I bring my dog to the beach with me again.

First the bad. Hotel is a bit older and room was small. HOWEVER. A big thanks for staying up till 2 am to get us checked in. The beds were very comfortable with decent linens and towels. Not a bed bug in sight. Towels were nice and fluffy. Breakfast was at the low end of the budget scale but the location was great. We were a 2 minute walk from the ocean and I got to see my first perfect sunrise on the Atlantic. Overall this place was worth its price.

It’s a place to lay your head. Nothing really special, nothing too terrible. The rooms are tiny, out dated and slightly smelly. The location is nice; there is a public access point to the beach across the street. The pet policy is nice for anyone wishing to bring there campaigns. Not exactly a place I would stay at again.

If you’re looking for inexpensive, pet friendly (with no extra fee), very close to the beach, very clean and comfortable then this is the place. They are very pet friendly and don’t charge an extra fee for bringing your pet, don’t impose size restrictions or number of pet restrictions (that I know of). My husband said he saw a woman walking out of the lobby with her 3 chocolate labs. We brought our chocolate lab and she is very comfortable. They even have a jar of biscuits at the front desk for your pooch :) Ih and there is an animal hospital not too far from the hotel, which is also nice to know incase fido has a problem. There is a small refrigerator, microwave & 4 cup coffee maker in the room. There is plenty of grassy areas to walk your dog to do their business.
Their continental breakfast is just the basics — mini bagels, waffles, mini breakfast sandwiches you can warm up in the microwave, ceareal, some fruit, donuts, juice, tea, coffee, milk. There are a few restaurants in the area that serve breakfast.
There is a half decent sized pool with a small waterfall and palm tree which adds to the appearance. The rooms are very clean and everyone on the staff I’ve spoke to is very friendly and helpful. I HIGHLY recommend this hotel.
***One word of very important advice… if you book with Hotwire, Orbitz, Travelocity, etc. and need a pet friendly room call the hotel directly after booking to make sure you have a pet friendly room reserved. You do not want to arrive and there not be any available. I know this because I had to call to confirm a late check in time and I asked to be sure I had a pet friendly room. Hotwire did not book it as a pet friendly room needed. The woman I spoke to here at Travelodge changed my room to pet friendly with no problem.

We go to the beach to be … on the beach, or outdoors somewhere. The Travelodge Nags Head Beach Hotel makes a good base for spending time in the Outer Banks. It’s inexpensive, $ 140 a night total in mid-​July, readily available, and comfortable. Other reviewers have said it well. If you want clean, comfortable at the beach, the hotel does the job. If you want luxury, look elsewhere. The room has all the basics you need, including microwave, refrigerator and a valuables safe. The desk and service staff are friendly and efficient.
Other reviewers have noted how dog-​friendly the hotel is, and with all the dogs at the hotel, we didn’t hear any late-​night barking or other animal-​related disturbances. We heard one bark the whole time, and there must have been 20 pups around the place.

I’m not a snob when it comes to traveling. I don’t need concierge service, or world class accommodations. They’re nice when I can get them, but I don’t NEED them. Being the Outer Banks, there are accommodations-​a-​plenty. The Travelodge Nags Head Beach Hotel suits my needs: kinda cheap, clean, convenient. They advertise as being the «best deal on the beach» and they are absolutely right. They have one of the lowest rates, they are dog friendly (a big plus for me!), and they are a 1.5 minute walk from a beach access. It’s not right on the beach, just across the street.
With that said, the hotel does have a 1980s appearance to it and the rooms are on the smaller side and very simple. They offer a free breakfast every morning, but you are better off going into town. The staff is very polite and the hotel is kept remarkably clean. I can’t speak to what it’s like during peak travel, but when I visit in May and October there is plenty of parking, too.
When I travel, I don’t usually spend too much time in the hotel. There are newer, nicer places to stay, but Travelodge is one of the few pet-​friendly places, has a great price, and is my go-​to hotel on the OBX.

This place wasn’t bad. I came with the family and the four of us packed into an ‘oceanview’ room. It wasn’t really oceanview though… I just saw a slit of ocean, with a main helping of the two-​way street below. The balcony area was a bit sketchy and needed some cleaning.
On the other hand, room service stopped by everyday. The room was clean, and came with a lot of useful resources (menus, areas of interest, etc). There’s cable, and other standard fare you’d expect. I liked how they had free continental breakfast though. They had bagels, toast, doughnuts, cereal, coffee, and juice.
They’re across the street from the shore. It’s on you to say if it’s an inconvenience or not. Also, the entire first floor is reserved for pets and their owners. There’s plenty of parking too. A bit tight, but good enough. It’s also conveniently close to a road that’s filled with stores, etc. Service was awesome.
Edit: In hindsight, this place was close to many local attractions. It’s in a very convenient area.

I am developing a tradition of visiting the Outer Banks during the summer. Well, I’ve done it two years in a row, anyhow, and when you’re in your twenties, that’s as much a tradition as anything is likely to be. I will begin my commentary on this years trip with a review of this Travelodge, since I called it home for four days.
The Nags Head Travelodge fit my two primary criteria: cheap and dog friendly. If you’re also looking for these things, you should be satisfied. The hotel was old but clean: our room was small and tidy, and although it smelled a little stale at first, running the AC for a few minutes quickly freshened it up. The rest of the hotel isn’t especially noteworthy: there’s a modest pool, modest free breakfast, and modestly polite staff. It’s not oceanfront, but the beach is literally just across the street. I spend as little time in the hotel room as possible when traveling, so the lack of excitement did not bother me.
Travelodge Nags Head: not a thriller, but gets the job done. I’d consider it again next year.

Best price on the beach! We had 4 girls stay in a «suite» that I found on the website. I only had 2 issues with the hotel. 1) The guy at the front desk said I would be charged upon checking out, like a normal hotel. He then proceeded to charge me the first day. 2) The room was not a suite. It was a large bedroom, but was not divided into separate living areas. It didn’t have a balcony view as the website indicated either.

My sister & I decided to take a mini-​vacay to Nags Head during our days off. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon and the front desk clerk was very welcoming and friendly. He made us feel very comfortable and recommended places closeby for us to visit. He told us that there is free internet access if we wanted to print out directions on mapquest. He let us know his name in case we needed anything. The staff there was quite friendly and kept us a while to talk. LOL We enjoy going to hotels like these. with a friendly atmosphere! There was a small selection for the complimentary breakfast and they also offered us coupons for local restaurants in the area. The beach was lovely. it was across the street. We liked it so much that we stayed an extra day and they offered it to us close to the same price we got it for. It was very affordable since it was an off-​season deal. We recommend this place and plan to come back!

the place has a great location but the rooms could use more cleaning and upkeep. they accept pets and is popular with people traveling with thier cats and dogs. They provide breakfast too.
very basic no frills and thrills.

The woman working the front desk was rather rude to my partner’s mother when we were checking in. However, the rooms were just fine and we got a GREAT off season rate. I was suprised to see a microwave, litte fridge and safe in the room. I would stay here again, as long as we can get a really good (under $ 90) sort of rate.