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The Royal Hotel (Gateshead)
Newest Review: ... there were patches on the wall where fixtures had been removed and they hadn't bothered to paint over it. There was a wardrobe and chest of drawers (ANEBODA range from IKEA) and the headboard was badly stained. The room also smelt badly of cigarette smoke and there was an ashtray supplied, even though smoking in public places was illegal by then. The view from the window was a mobile phone ... more  ... mast which stood about ten metres away.
The room was en-suite, and the bathroom compartment had been nailed into the corner of the room. Unfortunatly, the wall didn't quite reach the ceiling at one part meaning there was a hole about 30cm x 30cm which i...more |
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The Royal Hotel (Gateshead): A horrid hotel - a review not for the faint hearted... (730 words)
by - written on 18/09/08 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I stayed in this hotel in March 2008 whilist on a trip with two friends, and we paid £20 a night each for a triple room for three nights. I have thought about this hard, and I am pretty sure that this has to be the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Granted, it was very cheap and you get what you pay for. I just wish we went just a little bit more upmarket. The hotel itself shares a layby with a sign making company in Dunston, which is just near Gateshead. It is easy to catch the bus into Newcastle as there is a stop just outside the hotel. The outside, is a shabby mock-tudor affair which looks run down with plastic signs advertising ... Read the complete review
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