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Ibis Hotels in generalNewest Review: ... a room for three was costing £33 per night. Anyhow, on arriving at our accommodation we were there for approx. 10 minutes before making our way to the Ibis next door. I think Formula one and Ibis are part of the same chain because when went to ask if there was any chance we could transfer to the Ibis instead, the staff at Liverpool had no problem with this and said as long as we didnt mind ... more |
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by - written on 30/10/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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I stayed in the Ibis Hotel Liverpool a few months back after spending the weekend in the City with some friends from Northern Ireland. Initally, we had checked in 'next door' to a Formula One! Now, I had never been or even heard of a formula one hotel before but a friend who booked it said she had stayed there before but and it was 'basic but clean', why not I though as a room for three was costing £33 per night. Anyhow, on arriving at our accommodation we were there for approx. 10 minutes before making our way to the Ibis next door. I think Formula one and Ibis are part of the same chain because when went to ask if there was any chance we could ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/09/09 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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I have used and stayed at Ibis Hotels for many years. I stayed at Ibis in France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Morocco. More or less Ibis Hotels are all the same in standard and the price varies primarily based on location. Ibis is part of the Accor chain of hHotels, the most prestigiuous Hotel in this chain is the Sofitl, the cheapest is Formula 1. Ibis are closer to Formula 1 than Sofitel in terms of standards. Ibis hotels normally cost in the region of 70 euros per room per night. Breakfast is buffet and it goes for 6-8 additional euros. The rooms are minimal but efficient, a double bed most of the time, of ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/04/09 (Very useful, 56 readings)
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One of my friends is getting married soon so for her Hen Do she opted to go to York. She knew which weekend she wanted to go but booking the accomodation proved to be a little difficult. Due to York being such a tourist trap it was either very expensive, or they wouldn't take a large party, we were 16 people. We managed to secure a booking at the Ibis York and it turned out to be very good value. It was £75 for one night for 2 people sharing a double room (would have prefered a twin but was ok). We also managed to get breakfast and their internet package included so was a good offer. The hotel is situated in a good location, it is a short walk ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/10/08 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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I stayed at the Ibis Hotel in Lincoln and I have to say i cant fault the hotel in general. Having travelled to Lincoln for a friends wedding I was orginally meant to stay in the Pride of Lincoln which I did for one night only to be told that they had double booked some of the rooms and some of us would have to be transferred to the Ibis hotel across the road, which was a great inconvenience as the wedding took place at the Pride of Lincoln and we would be away from the bridal party. Upon arriving at the Ibis I found the staff to be extremely pleasant and helpful. The room itself was spacious and had everthing you could possibly need including internet access ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/07/08 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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IBIS Stevenage Hotel - Danestrete, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 1EJ - 98 Rooms Quality of Rooms - Terrible Standard of Service - Terrible Quality of Food & Drink - Good Quality of Facilities - Poor I was starting a new job in the Stevenage region some time ago and needed somewhere to stay on a temporary basis so it seemed logical for me to select somewhere of reasonable price. Ibis seemed to fit that bill - It was £47 a night with continental breakfast being £5.50. I booked in for a 3 night stay. From the outside it just seems to be a standard chain hotel, nothing spectacular. Expectation was that it would be ... Read the complete review
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