A Night Inn

well reading theese reveiws all i can say is that i totaly agree it was disgusting there were no curtains in the childrens room and only half a curtain in our room the carpet was sticky and stained there was poo in the toilet and the little old lady who let us in asked us to pay her an extra £20 even though we had already paid in full for 2 nights so i tuck my wife up 2 the room at that stage she burst into tears at the state of it so we left and had 2 travel round london 2 find other accomidation with 2 small children so we lost £120.00

Well what can I say about this Run down Shabby Stinky hole .I Stayed here with my Friend from work for Two Nights .On the night of arrival I rang the door bell and "The Receptionist" well a little old lady that didnt speak any English.

The first thing she asked was for payment I had not even got in the door NO PAYMENT BYCARD WOULD SHE ACCEPT so at 10;30 pm I had to go looking for a cash point in what I thought was an area not to be going it alone for a young woman at night.

The Receptionist was screaming at the top of her voice when I refused to go and get cash before I saw the room.I booked a twin room but wat I got was a room with discusting bed sheets stained with what looked like body fluids an there was a dead mouse in the room when the receptionist was asked to move it and she refused.

So I think you would understand we didnt stay another night

There is a more expensive hotel about 10 mins walk its worth that 10mins walk

We regularly travel and have booked into places for one or two nights and feel in a position to compare the standard of accomodation and facilities provided and therefore give a constructive review for fellow travellers.

we stopped one night and had booked a double and a twin room for our two boys. we had asked for non smoking rooms.

on our arrival the "receptionist" answered to the door bell, opened the door, could not communicate, ran away down a long dark corridor and came back with the "manager". He volunteered to show us a double room with a bunk bed that would sleep 3 to cost us more money! We informed him we had already reserved the non smoking rooms. we were shown to the rooms and whilst the "receptionist had taken us to show us the second room the manager instructed our boys on the use of the shower and forbade them from turninig it more than 3 as it had been wrongly connected. Both the rooms reakded of smoke and were dark and cold and dirty. i commented on these points to which the manager replied, "we have people from all over come and stay with us and find our facility good". On smoking - the last guests smoked. the manager had suggested we make contact withe the receptionist for anything untoward but there was no contact point.

we were very cold all night, the beds smelt cigarette smoke, we heard a loud tv well into early hours of the morning. We shared the same shabby shower room. Both my sons developed wheezy chests. My sons statement from experience is, "we have been poisoned by nicotine".

The manager had suggested we make contact with the receptionist if there was anything ontoward and if we needed to ordere breakfast but there was no contact point.

The only reason we had booked this place was the short distance to where we were to attend.....

would recommend travel lodge, holiday inn. If travelling independently, like we were 20 to 40 miles distance to the point of visit should be no obstacle.