The Greyhound Hotel

Just avoid it In desperate need of new owners to spend some money And please wipe your feet on the way out

No heating in room the hotel smells of damp grubby pillows and quilt

The good - it was clean, staff friendly and easy to park. The room was spacious with a kettle. The bad - a strange experience, little facilities on entrance, in room radiator stuck on hotter than hot, door was not the easiest to lock so I used the sofa bed in front of it. No soap in bathroom, TV didn’t work. Overall a dated hotel that seemed to be used locally as emergency housing. The quality was probably reflected in the price which was very cheap - I got what I paid for.

This used to be a nice hotel as one can see in the pictures. Unfortunatley the pictures havent been updated since it was turned into a refugee/ council housing hotel.on arrival the car park covered in litter and cigarette ends was the first sign of problems.The resturant, pub snd swimming pool all closed now.The reception has a table with take away food provided by council i assume for the now permenant residents.Next down to the room past the strong sewage smelling dinning area thats closed down ,past the lift thats permanently out of order and wall panels damaged and falling off and up the stairs. We were in a group so we had 3 rooms. All were in different forms of dis repair with broken basin, cigarette burns , carpet stains ,long worn out mattresses, long overdue furniture replacement and general grubby feel.even at the price, we would all rather have paid more for any where else. The 10/10 reviews are either fake or from hoarders looking for a weekend brake from their condemned homes.

Disappointed with the place, leaking toilet (they knew about it because there was a towel underneath), lamp with no light bulb but loads of dust! Broken window so wouldn’t close, extremely slippery on the hard flooring in the room, nearly fell over and was a complete scare as I’m pregnant, I had shoes on btw. No soap in the bathroom which I thought was normal for a hotel? My partner and I didn’t feel safe to the point where we took all our bags with us when we went out for something to eat!

Apart from no restaurant it was quiet and warm. The curtains in our room were torn. The other thing was no drawers or cupboards for storage.

Thankfully only stayed one night. The place is completely run down and in need of total renovation. Better still somebody should put it out of its misery. No restaurant or bar facilities , carpets in corridors are filthy, not been decorated for years looking at walls and paintwork. Won't ever stay again. Only plus was the staff were very friendly but I think you need a really cheery disposition to spend any time there. Come on Premier inn get it bought and start from scratch again.

Absolutely disgusting hotel, not enough characters to fully review this hotel, do not I repeat do not stay at this hotel, complaint gone in with *********** and full refund requested, checked in at 6pm,checked out at 6.25pm.

This property is completely run down, the walls are dirty with holes in them. The funiture dilapidated, taps were broken, the lift permanently out of service, fire doors propped open. The bed mattress well passed it's sell by date. Soundproofing is poor, I was kept awake by tv noise and people in other rooms. I didn't feel safe in the hotel, exacerbated as my bedroom door didn't close properly. At check-in staff gave the impression they couldn't be bothered, and a manager was simply rude.