U5952YKbecky
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This is my honest review others may not agree!!||Positives:||Can't fault the room - it was basic but that's what we paid for! A comfy bed, it wasn't noisy at all, and the air con worked. The bathroom was clean and modern, it had everything we needed. ||Felt safe in the hotel, you need key cards to access lifts / upper floors. Corridors were clean and most importantly, quiet on a night.||There's a small fitness centre which we used and the roof top terrace was lovely on an evening to sit out on.||Staff were friendly and helpful - Especially the man on the front desk who was very welcoming and friendly. ||Location is great for the city centre and attractions. There's an 'Aldi-like' supermarket next door which is great for drinks / croissants (if you wanted a quick breakfast). ||Negatives:||First impressions weren't great, the street it is on is a bit dodgy and I personally wouldn't feel safe walking back late at night as a lone female/ with kids. Not the hotels fault but it did make me nervous. ||Reception area was nice - on check in, the receptionist was explaining to everyone about the hotel. When it was our turn, we got told to fill in an I pad and all the hotel details were on the back of the key card. A bit disappointed we weren't told everything (and they could speak English - it wasn't a barrier).||There is no tea/coffee in the rooms. It is available for free 11.30pm - 11.30am (yes that's the right way around) in reception. So, if you are like me and need multiple coffees when you wake up, it's a trip to reception 10 times!! I know this is a budget hotel but really tea/coffee should be standard in each room.||Weighing up what I paid for a city centre location and a clean room, the hotel is extremely reasonable and perfect for a few days but I would have struggled with anything longer due to lack of coffee 🤣