Ibis Styles Burton On Trent

“Great Hotel room had kitchen”

Hotel was great a fairly new build , it had a lovely kitchen area with full fridge and microwave , perfect . It was within walking distance to Morrisons and some restaurants. Can’t comment on breakfast as we made use of our kitchen. Only downside was £5.00 to park . Would stay again.

“Great hotel”

The room was spacious the bed very comfortable. The shower was very good. The staff were friendly and helpful. There was plenty of parking.

“Terrible breakfast!!”

Hotel and rooms are actually faultless but breakfast is shocking, no food, no cutlery, cups etc, tables full of dirty dishes so no room to sit… second time I’ve stayed here and it it’s been the same twice… I have stayed in the hotel next door and it’s better for sure……

“Clean and tidy hotel, but charging £5 to park here is outrageous.”

This Ibis Styles in Burton is brand new, is as expected, clean and fresh. The room is what you imagine a basic, budget hotel to be. The bed is comfortable, the shower is decent, there is tea/coffee. For a night or two, it's a lot better than many of the equivalents, including the attached Holida… Mehr

This Ibis Styles in Burton is brand new, is as expected, clean and fresh. The room is what you imagine a basic, budget hotel to be. The bed is comfortable, the shower is decent, there is tea/coffee. For a night or two, it's a lot better than many of the equivalents, including the attached Holiday Inn Express (different hotel chain, same franchise owner. Having competitor brands effectively in the same building is odd. The internet connection and wifi works very well. The guy checking in my was efficient enough, if a little grumpy. But it's midnight in budget hotel in the middle of winter, so I can accept he was not full of the joys of spring. Two gripes. Firstly, the duvet is very thin, and there is no ability to control the heating in the room. The temperature control is locked. I stayed in a very cold spell in January, with snow on the ground and freezing temperatures. Not being able to control the temperature is very poor. I was hoping to track down an additional blanket or another duvet, but all I found were two more pillows. I am sure I could have called reception or gone down there, but at 3am, I didn't really fancy it. The second grip is that there is a £5 charge to park in the car park. Bear in mind, this hotel is in the middle of an industrial/commercial estate in Burton on Trent. The pub next door has a large car park - in fact, there is free parking all around. I didn't realise that parking was not free, like every other budget hotel I have been to, until I was asked for my card for the parking fee. I think that charging to park here, givem the context, is entirely inappropriate. The Holiday Inn Express next door has also introduced this 'policy, which is not a surprise given it's the same car park and owned by the same franchisee.

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