Ibis Styles Bournemouth

“Einfaches Hotel, eher Motel oder Hostelcharakter”

In die Jahre gekommenes Hotel, wie alles in Bournemouth. Die Lobby sieht ansprechend aus genau wie der Frühstücksbereich. Die Rezeption war ein einfacher Tisch. Sieht nicht gerade professionell aus. Wir hatten ein Zimmer im Hinterhof. Es war sehr ruhig und die Betten waren okay. Sogar eine einfache… Mehr

In die Jahre gekommenes Hotel, wie alles in Bournemouth. Die Lobby sieht ansprechend aus genau wie der Frühstücksbereich. Die Rezeption war ein einfacher Tisch. Sieht nicht gerade professionell aus. Wir hatten ein Zimmer im Hinterhof. Es war sehr ruhig und die Betten waren okay. Sogar eine einfache Küchenzeile war vorhanden. Den Wagen konnten wir direkt vor der Tür abstellen. Ein Minifenster konnte geöffnet werden, ansonsten war der Raum dunkel, hatte eine Deckenhöhe von 2,10 m, was bedrückend war und in der Dusche kam ich mit dem Kopf an die Decke.

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“Sunny Day Escape & an Unexpected Sauna Experience at This Bournemouth B&B.”

My stay at ibis Styles Bournemouth was completely unplanned, a bit like British sunshine itself. Me and my friend headed to Bournemouth to enjoy the rare appearance of the sun, which lately feels like spotting a unicorn in the UK. As evening arrived and neither of us fancied driving back, we decide… Mehr

My stay at ibis Styles Bournemouth was completely unplanned, a bit like British sunshine itself. Me and my friend headed to Bournemouth to enjoy the rare appearance of the sun, which lately feels like spotting a unicorn in the UK. As evening arrived and neither of us fancied driving back, we decided on an overnight stay. Thankfully, being a member of ALL - Accor Live Limitless⁠ made booking quick and painless, and to top it off, we even got free parking on arrival , a miracle in itself in Bournemouth! At reception, I was welcomed by a very polite and humble receptionist named Arjun (hopefully I got the name right and haven’t accidentally renamed the poor man). He was friendly, professional, and made check-in smooth. I was given a first-floor room which was surprisingly spacious, and I must say , the bed was extremely comfortable. The décor, however, looked like it was proudly representing the early 2000s and refusing retirement. Complimentary tea and coffee were provided with a kettle, which is basically essential survival equipment in Britain. Now for the “adventure” section of the stay… The windows were locked shut, and unfortunately the air conditioning wasn’t working either. So the room slowly transformed into a gentle sauna overnight. There was a TV, but I couldn’t even find Freeview channels , although to be fair, after a day out in Bournemouth, I was more interested in relaxing in the bath. Sadly, the bathroom had its own comedy show going on. The bathroom door didn’t lock.The biggest challenge, though, was climbing into the bath. The sides were so high that with my bad knee, I felt like I was training for the Olympics. Once inside, I discovered the shower gel bottle was empty , thankfully I had brought my own bubble bath gel like a seasoned traveller who has trust issues with hotel toiletries. Then came the dramatic finale: draining the bath. The water disappeared so slowly I had enough time to reflect on my life choices .The drain clearly needed some attention. Despite the tropical sleeping conditions caused by the broken air conditioning, the bed itself was genuinely very comfortable. Breakfast was continental, with fresh ciabatta sandwiches filled with tomato, mozzarella, and pesto, which were actually very nice. However, if you’re expecting the usual full hot hotel breakfast experience, this B&B-style stay offers something lighter and simpler. Still decent enough to start the day. The location is definitely one of the hotel’s strongest points - close to the beach, train station, bus stops, and Bournemouth town centre. You can pretty much walk everywhere. Most importantly, all the staff I encountered were friendly, attentive, and always happy to help, which really improves the overall experience. Overall, for an unexpected overnight B&B stay, this place did the job well. A few maintenance issues definitely need attention, but the excellent location, comfy beds, free parking, and lovely staff make it a reasonable option for a short Bournemouth getaway.

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