Hotel Ibis

A very run of the mill offering from Ibis, there’s no surprises here. The location is excellent, very close to the train station and an easy walk into the shops. The beds are comfortable, I feel that they may have been updated recently. Tea & coffee facilities are in the room, though the generic tea bag was vile. A cooked breakfast is offered for £7.95 extra. No parking available.

Ibis Hotel in Hull is just a five minute walk from the train station, and also less than 5 minutes when you will be in the city centre where there are all the usual stores including Debenhams and House of Fraser if you like good department stores. The hotel looks clean, the new type beds were comfy, but in out room was a funny smell which they tried to hide with one of those nasty plug in air fresheners, quite naughty really… Overall we booked thru
for £29 a night, so it’s not bad value.

This hotel is well situated but offers no on site parking. Only 5 mins easy walk from the train station.
Although basic it appears to have had a minor upgrade in the last year with new beds and pillows, arguably more than minor but extremely important indeed. The bathrooms are like pods inside the room and extremely functional and the shower is big enough for two ;)
The room had a kettle and a flatscreen TV. The air con system didnt work and as such the room was rather warm, even in mid October. Guess I could have rang down to reception!
I suppose better than travelodge but holiday inn (inc Express) is superior if you can get for similar price. (Express always inc breakfast buffet)

We were staying recently and were woken up at 3.30am by drunken dribbling idiots who were staying in rooms further down the corridor making a ridiculous amount of noise. After one hour of it I rang reception asking them to sort them out and tell them to shut up. I was told someone would come up, which obviously didn’t happen as they were still slamming doors and people shouting and laughing in the corridor and rooms until 5.30am. Consequently I got 4 hours sleep and had the worst hotel stay I have ever encountered. If you can’t control drunken inconsiderate idiots you should not be in the hotel business. I will never stay in an Ibis, Etap, Accor hotel ever again. The room itself was average, there was hairs in the shower from previous guests and the toilet roll is about 30 cm off the ground, handy if you are a dwarf. The signage on the windows threatening a £20 fine if you break open the window cords was written by somebody who can’t spell. The hotel restaurant had a nice nautical theme and the authentic wooden lifebelt from The Titanic stated it was in fact from London and not Liverpool. Unfortunately the nautical theme didn’t extend to water as the restaurant tables were filthy and needed a good wipe down, there was also food on the floor which needed cleaning up. The chambermaids put the pillow cases on backwards which was a nice touch. Don’t stay here as you may flip and end up strangling someone.

The room stank! Hotel was noisy. Bathroom Fan kep coming on there was no switch to turn it off.
Definitely will never stay here again!
Staff were friendly

Not a bad little hotel, but the rooms are tiny!

Average hotel but with a good location as it is so close to the town centre. It is clean and cheapish, open 24 hours with checkout at midday.
There is a continetal buffet breakfast for around £5 and whilst I haven’t actually tried it, it looks very nice with a nice selection. I believe it is served from 4 in the morning, but with a limited choice. The rooms are pretty basic, but clean and the bathrooms are adequate with large walk in showers.
Also, as with all Ibis hotels, they have a 15 minute satisfaction guarantee — if they can’t solve your problem within 15 minutes you stay for free!