I remember staying in this hotel en route to Huddersfield to attend an open day at the university. Pretty sure I stayed on something like the 7th floor and used the stairs the entire time. Personally didn't have an issue with the breakfasts.
A fair review. Over the years I’ve stayed in many Accor brand hotels including Ibis, Novotel, Mercure, Pullman and Sofitel, going from the cheaper to luxury, I’ve only ever eaten in Raffles, but not spent a night there - it’s a French hospitality group and in my experience you get exactly what you pay for, no more no less. Ibis is a bit too budget for my tastes (I’ve stayed in several in different countries) and I’ve never stayed in the super-budget hotelF1 (used to be called Formule 1 I think), Mostly I’ve stayed in their mid scale Novotel or Mercure brands, occasionally in their premium and luxury brands Pullman and Sofitel. The higher up the scale the larger, more comfortable and better equipped are the rooms and add-on facilities. In the days when I had a dog one of the great features in almost all their hotels is that the dog could be in the room with you and in France in particular could accompany you to the restaurant (not in Spain though). Apart from the UK and the two countries mentioned, I’ve also stayed in Accor hotels in the UAE (Abu Dhabi), Morocco, Thailand & Singapore.❤
@@everydayimeating3407 Yes, I lived outside the UK for around 25 years & travelled a lot both for my work & on vacation so apart from much of South America & the southern half of Africa I’ve been many places - hopefully health will allow me to rectify those omissions before I’m carted off to the “knackers yard” 😉.
@@everydayimeating3407 I think they are at least European anyway. I had the same reaction as you, only the other way around. I didn't think they had them in the UK 😂
This ibis is awful. Omg yes yours looks luke a hospital room .😆 Not comfortable at all looks odd ! Australian🇦🇺 Sydney ibis is so much better in the roo ms. comfort, convenient things you need kettel fridge tv hair dryer.,nice bathroom
Almost every chain of hotels has good ones and bad ones. Depending on which hotels you stay in you will be impressed or unimpressed. So you can’t judge every hotel in a chain’s portfolio the same.
I stayed in IBIS budget in Berlin and was surprised to be given a disabled room so the bathroom was huge. Clean and functional in a good location, I was pleased with it.
@@everydayimeating3407 Not done Travelodge for years but better than Holiday Inn and Premier inn for cleanliness, very basic but comfy bed for what I paid, no complaints.
Have you heard of this hotel before?
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This hotel is in Leeds
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I remember staying in this hotel en route to Huddersfield to attend an open day at the university.
Pretty sure I stayed on something like the 7th floor and used the stairs the entire time.
Personally didn't have an issue with the breakfasts.
I agree with you on the hospitalisation of the room. Looks better than the Easy ones I've stayed in, though.
Better than the easy one i stayed in too!
Having to touch a door handle after you've been on the bog before you can wash your hands is pretty gross!
The layout of the room was a bit strange!
Wow, not a good room, but if only One night.
Like a budget private hospital room, here in Australia.
Not the best eh.
A fair review. Over the years I’ve stayed in many Accor brand hotels including Ibis, Novotel, Mercure, Pullman and Sofitel, going from the cheaper to luxury, I’ve only ever eaten in Raffles, but not spent a night there - it’s a French hospitality group and in my experience you get exactly what you pay for, no more no less. Ibis is a bit too budget for my tastes (I’ve stayed in several in different countries) and I’ve never stayed in the super-budget hotelF1 (used to be called Formule 1 I think), Mostly I’ve stayed in their mid scale Novotel or Mercure brands, occasionally in their premium and luxury brands Pullman and Sofitel. The higher up the scale the larger, more comfortable and better equipped are the rooms and add-on facilities. In the days when I had a dog one of the great features in almost all their hotels is that the dog could be in the room with you and in France in particular could accompany you to the restaurant (not in Spain though). Apart from the UK and the two countries mentioned, I’ve also stayed in Accor hotels in the UAE (Abu Dhabi), Morocco, Thailand & Singapore.❤
You've been to a lot of places! 😀
@@everydayimeating3407 Yes, I lived outside the UK for around 25 years & travelled a lot both for my work & on vacation so apart from much of South America & the southern half of Africa I’ve been many places - hopefully health will allow me to rectify those omissions before I’m carted off to the “knackers yard” 😉.
I tried an Ibis in Belgium (Waterloo) in 2019, I was quite impressed, even the breakfast buffet in the morning was well stocked.
Oh, I didn’t know they had them there too. They must be international!
@@everydayimeating3407 I think they are at least European anyway. I had the same reaction as you, only the other way around. I didn't think they had them in the UK 😂
I will be staying at a Ibis budget tomorrow night in Birmingham xx
I’ve stayed at two ibis hotels in Cartagena and puerto princessa and enjoyed both.
No tea & coffee ☕🍵in the room?
Is there a fridge at all please?
There was no fridge 😔
Where's the plug and is there any wi-fi please?
I think it looks awful, there should have been a basin in the toilet. The breakfast was poor for the money. I agree with you about the Travelodge
Thank goodness the Thomas Crapper wasn't open plan as well 🤣
Not for me this one 👎
That would have been crazy if it were lol
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That was awful, will remember never to book an ibis based on this video!!
This ibis is awful. Omg yes yours looks luke a hospital room .😆
Not comfortable at all looks odd !
Australian🇦🇺 Sydney ibis is so much better in the roo ms. comfort, convenient things you need kettel fridge tv hair dryer.,nice bathroom
It did seem a bit generic and hospital like
Almost every chain of hotels has good ones and bad ones. Depending on which hotels you stay in you will be impressed or unimpressed. So you can’t judge every hotel in a chain’s portfolio the same.
Why are you reviewing Hotels? Your channel is supposed to be about eating every day is it not?
Just trying out a few different things
Why is it the English always need their kettle?
I stayed in IBIS budget in Berlin and was surprised to be given a disabled room so the bathroom was huge. Clean and functional in a good location, I was pleased with it.
Was it better than a Travelodge?
@@everydayimeating3407 Not done Travelodge for years but better than Holiday Inn and Premier inn for cleanliness, very basic but comfy bed for what I paid, no complaints.