I Stay In A Easy Hotel - I Was Shocked!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

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[@mister_M.]

7:24 tim you broke the hotel 😂

[@poppiefleur7425]

Tim the one i stayed in Victoria had one Main light and no hangers or units the only place for clothes was the floor . One bed that was all and a small tele on the wall.

[@mister_M.]

@@poppiefleur7425 in mine the bed was on the wall and the telly on the floor

[@pammipayne3334]

I have heard of EasyJet, but never Easy Hotel. I am more of a Premier Inn type person. That so-called window in easy hotel is beyond a joke. still least it was clean.

[@centrevez2075]

Not quite an view to a kill but having an window is way better than no window

[@thechannelwithnoname5329]

the easyhotel in reading saved my ass when my family got covid back in 2021 and i had to keep working. cheap as chips, clean and a comfy bed. i didn't need anything else!

[@flowerydaveflowerydave1533]

Frosted glass or not....can't stand not having total privacy for a number 2!! 22 years with my other half, and hundreds of hotels....it's only recently I've encountered glass doors in hotels and I can't bloody stand them!! Great vlog!

[@okmarshall]

Came to the comments to say exactly this. I may be married but I don't need to see my wife take a dump, or vice versa...

[@okeesmokee6658]

Great review. That window was a hoot - have never seen anything like it. It was clean - that is important. My only real requirements, clean, bed, shower, and quiet. Hit all four.

[@beltingtokra]

I went to a wedding in milton Keynes in 2019 and needed somewhere cheap to stay. For £25 for the inside room, plus a fiver to look after my bag, you can't go wrong! I'd stay in one again, no hesitation. I spent more on the taxi fare heading back from the wedding to the hotel lol. I was in the room for about 7 hours. Worth it.

[@CorvoFG]

Stayed in two of these. One in London and the other in Amsterdam. As long as you see it as just a place to dump your stuff and sleep, they’re ok. Have to say though, the standard of cleanliness in the Amsterdam hotel was a cut above the London offering. And that’s not a window, that’s an arrow slit!

[@telemachus53]

That's what I was thinking, good for repelling invaders.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

lol

[@mrs.dalton3738]

Hey Tim! I love your videos! My husband and I watch all the time! We live in the US and I love seeing all the different places we could stay when we ever get to come to the UK. On a side note, I am stunned that there are hotel rooms that dont have windows or very small windows. In the US its illegal for a habitable room to not have a window large enough to exit in case of emergency.

[@oelp]

I've stayed in the one in Croydon many times. The lack of storage space is also my number one complaint. But overall, the concept works for me and I'll keep coming back. Amazing bed, nice shower head, good water pressure, good location, those are the main things I'm looking for in a hotel. I don't need to have my room cleaned every day and I'm happy living out of my suitcase for a week or so, especially when I'm paying half of what comparable "budget" hotels charge.

[@MetaFootballTV]

Oh, I was looking for accomodation in my old hunting ground.... surprised to hear there's an easyhotel there.

[@77smp]

Of course, you certainly do get the office block vibe there! 🙂 Personally, it's my go to place if I'm down in London .

[@oelp]

@@77smp Yeah, that's true. It's not so great to look at from the outside. But personally, I think it's a great thing that they're repurposing old office buildings. There are way too many unused office and retail buildings just sitting there and rotting away.

[@seanwilliamson9403]

I've stayed in the one in Croydon. And the one in Croydon convinced me to always pay the extra for a Travelodge or Premier Inn!

[@rorrt]

I've used that one too.. Really handy being next to East Croydon Station. Though I wish I paid the extra for the late checkout.. I was out the night before and was hanging...

[@lifetimeexpat3905]

In the US it would be illegal. A bedroom must have 2 ways of egress - and the window, as one of them, is required to be large enough for a fireman in full gear to walk through. This has safety issues.

[@Flappyduck22]

All through the video I was thinking "no not for me", however it did look clean. But for £40 it's definitely worth considering.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Agree

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

That room is almost identical to the one I stayed at in Glasgow, albeit without a window, but with a lot more orange colour.I have a gut feeling I had read somewhere at least some of the Easyhotels were in fact previously used for office space, and converted to accommodation, so your 'feeling' was spot on. Great video.

[@theundeniablegem]

stayed at the one in Manchester, where the walls were so paper thin they provided you with earplugs for the noise! but agree with you on the beds, super comfy, I was visiting on a city break so just needed somewhere to rest my head and shower, which were both nicely taken care of. was a really good night's sleep provided you put your earplugs in!

[@Polaris97]

Imagine you're planning to unwind and forget everything about work but then it all flashes back to you upon walking down the hotel corridors 😆 kidding. Anyway, great choice if you're planning to stay in an affordable hotel that gives you comfort as well. Good-to-go too if you're in emergency and need to stay for a night.

[@aaronkidd94]

Nice video Tim. I used to work at easyHotel. Used to travel around the country and helped open this hotel. I remember mentioning the windows in the hotel being small in some rooms 🤣 P.s they used to also charge £5 for TV and £5 for WiFi also looks like this has been included in every stay now which is good. Enjoyed the video Thanks.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

thanks AK

[@JM-lw3nx]

I've stayed at the one near CDG several times and really enjoyed it. The place kind of resembles a college dormitory, but it was clean and had everything. Their business model is you pay extra for frills, which works for me. The A/C and WiFi both worked great, which are the 2 most important things for me, besides the comfortable bed.

[@terryhoath1983]

So you DIDN'T pay extra for the A/C and the WiFi. That could have been a couple a quid extra for each of them.

[@helenlogan6481]

£40 is a brilliant price I really liked the room. Would definitely stay there

[@custardo]

Basically a capsule hotel with some extra space. I had no idea these existed. Will do perfectly for the occasional stay... In fact these are much more reasonably priced than the Premier Inn Hub hotels, which, aside from a tiny desk, don't offer much more space.

[@1815matt]

Gonna have to disagree with your opinion on the importance of frosted glass around a bathroom 😂There are some things I just don't want my wife exposed to. Also, £2 for tea? You should have moved that "Out of Order" sign to the price list

[@robertescott1139]

I agree, don't need to see her curling one out

[@1815matt]

@@rusty5078 A cup of tea from the exact same machine in Morrison's cafe is 99 pence. It's just 2 pence worth of teabag and 5 pence worth of energy.

[@1815matt]

@@rusty5078 It's an Easyjet hotel, not the bloody Ritz

[@1815matt]

@@rusty5078 Please don't tell me you downloaded a pdf of the Ritz's menu so that you could win an argument about the price of tea bags

[@fleurg1]

Loving the tea discussion 😂 And yes the frosted glass is 100% necessary even when you’ve been married for god knows how many years!

[@chrischeltenham]

This was another eye opener of a room for a great price. The room was very smart and the quiet is something you wouldn't of expected. I would like to see you try a few other Easy Hotel rooms in different places to see if they all have the same great quality or was this a one off.

[@mr90s48]

Me and my girlfriend have stayed in easyhotel brussels, Berlin and London Victoria all good if you are a travelling on a budget and realise you only get what you pay for. Brussels definitely the biggest room of 3 and they are always in good locations

[@mariaassuntavella8840]

The London one was a disgrace. Had to leave same day as We could not move in it. So small and no nothing in it. But we where riembursed.

[@MrTomv69]

I live in Ipswich and have not seen many people go in and out of this hotel. It is fairly new as well. Previously the building this is in used to be a night club. Looks like they've done it up quite nicely really and seems ideal for people coming to the town for business.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Groove 🤣 what a dump that was.

[@MrTomv69]

@@halfbakedproductions7887 dump is putting it extremely politely 😂

[@frankhooper7871]

I remember when it was Mortems office supplies. 🤓 - One thing though; it isn't in the "high street" but just off it.

[@AGMundy]

A thoughtful review. I was impressed overall with the room, though it would be a little tight with a couple of suitcases. As others have said, I would be more than happy with frosted glass because there are just certain bodily functions I do not want to expose to others.

[@thomasconnors6755]

I would stay there it look ok for the price. It seemed very quiet. The room was not that bad. The bathroom was nice. Good job, Tim

[@kennymcornmick]

I do love easyHotel - it's really cheap and I've stayed in a few around London. Always clean, although usually some scuffs. Rooms are small, but for the price you can't complain. Especially when other hotel brands are over 3x the price, and barely clean the place!

[@philsam123]

I've now stayed in 2 Easyhotels they were very good thanks to this video, Well worth looking at on a budget.

[@rosie-cotton4262]

I felt very claustrophobic watching this video, that tiny room dark room, hardly any window. I kept thinking about being trapped in a fire and not being able to get out or something. I personally couldn't cope in there 🤯

[@EnterShikari01]

That is a very good point about the fire safety. You’d have to MAKE sure you knew how to get out, and I mean not just check the fire exits, I mean walk round and just weigh it up and look round. You never know, but if you look round and something bad happens your survival mode will kick in and all the stuff your subconscious picked up on will help you get help or get out.

[@Rotateitbaby]

Stayed in a one in Luton a few months back, basement room - tiny space with no windows and didn’t even have a little shelf by each bed! Felt incredibly claustrophobic and uncomfortable - shouldn’t really be able to charge for something as poor as that. At least the bathroom door was solid!

[@psammiad]

Size of a hotel room makes absolutely zero difference to fire safety.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

@@psammiad agreed and fire regulations are very strict now. Fire resistant walls doors ceilings etc. If a fire broke out in a room it'll be contained for up to half hour

[@olgapavlova585]

@@girlsdrinkfeck Are they still building sky scrapers where the only way down if there's a fire below, is to jump out a window before the whole building collapses, while the world helplessly looks on?

[@PltOffPPrune]

I've stayed in Oxford's EasyHotel several times and it does what I need it to. If you're travelling alone I'd recommend getting a twin, rather than a double, then you have the second bed for 'storage'.

[@ffrancrogowski2192]

It seems a very clean place, and that makes all the difference. Well presented, Tim, and so many thanks for showing us this hotel.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@pinkmandymoo]

I stay at the MK one often. It’s clean, comfortable and just what you need for sleeping and showering

[@timmycricket1330]

I've known about these hotels but never given it thought to stay in one. Very clean just a bit limited on space but I would stay in one now! Thanks for the review Tim, most helpful.

[@EnterShikari01]

Frosted glass is an absolute must, if no proper door. I wouldn’t want to watch someone or have them see me on the toilet? Also sometimes staff have burst in to people without realising for room service or cleaning etc. and you might be staying with a friend!

[@robertjones8667]

I've stayed at an easyHotel in Manchester, I found the design and use of space really interesting. Decent bed and decent price. No complaints here...well maybe the group of drunks running down the corridors at 4 in the morning but thats not the hotels fault.

[@amyc5016]

Missed the last train in London and ended up staying in one of these. Was in the basement so no windows, but there was no space either side of the bed, it was sandwiched in the walls, the only place you could walk was a tiny strip at the end of the bed and the bathroom, so the capsule hotel comparisons are accurate 😂 with two people you could barely move but it did the job for the night, this Ipswich one looks far nicer though

[@abdullahmohammady7568]

Yeah if youre desperate and need a roof for the night needs must, keeps you of the street 😁

[@Steve-Cross]

At least you had more legroom than their Jets. LOL 😂

[@rontanser9369]

Yes it did look in the corridors as though you’re in an office block but the room looks very nice

[@hri5tov]

Stayed in the Liverpool one, pretty similar and I got the no window room which was not as bad as I anticipated. Best perc was wall sized mirror on one wall. Drawback is everything is extra including TV, WI-FI so on. Overall 6/10 for the good price and central location.

[@hedgemist691]

I've stayed in a few in London and when you consider that the rooms are just compartments built into the existing building, it is very quiet. What passes for a window in these hotels is stretching it a bit. I really like these hotels, cheap, clean and everything works. Oh and I've never stayed in an Easy Hotel with an uncomfortable bed.

[@chrisburn7178]

Must have been a Thursday with the bells of St Mary le Tower in the background! The drawing behind the bed is pretty cool, includes lots of local landmarks like the Orwell bridge so they're clearly unique to each location.

[@barrybounces]

I stayed in this one a lot. Some of the windows are frosted narrow things close to ceiling height that can't be opened. The more spacious rooms are really worth it, though!

[@davidv.8655]

I will admit i didnt know these hotels were still a thing. I must say i was quite impressed with the basic functionality and the cleanliness. If you just want a place to crash in for the night maybe 2 at the most they look great. Cant argue with the price either !

[@JacquiHill]

I stayed in the Easy Hotel on Edinburgh Princes Street, did pay for a window but got a fantastic view! The room was in effect the bay window looking out over Princes Street Garden at the castle. Yes it was mega tiny, you could pretty well sit on the loo and shower at the same time but ours was clean, bed was comfy and price was good -ok for a couple of nights 🙂

[@MrKiedis1984]

I once stayed in a hotel in Amsterdam with my brother. The bathroom was directly opposite where the beds were positioned and the bathroom doors were clear glass. As much as I love my brother I don’t want to watch him take a shower and other things. Frosted glass is must 👌

[@jackfletcherexclusivedetai3909]

Ive stayed at Easy hotel Newcastle and i was very happy. Fantastic vakue for miney and i think we payed something like £25 for the night and £5 for the tv. Very comfortable and in a great position for access to pubs, transport and food outlets! Another great video tim!

[@leauk]

I paid about the same when I stayed there when it was Tune.

[@jackfletcherexclusivedetai3909]

@@leauk value for money for a nights accomadation is pretty bang on. Clean & tidy rooms, nice bathroom and a comfy bed. Whats not to like!

[@colingregory4120]

I’ve stayed in this one in Ipswich and yes it is probably the quietest hotel I’ve been in as well!! But it was showing some signs of neglect in some communal areas. Aside from that it was good and can definitely be recommended for short stays where you are planning to be out all day…

[@MitchellBPYao]

Just stand there quiet

[@deweydjb]

This reminds me of the Pod Hotels and the Yotel I sometimes use in New York. No frills, small but quite cozy. I'd stay there!

[@234laptop]

I stayed in the Milton Keynes one a few months ago. The room was nearly identical to yours although the LEDs weren't under the bed. You mentioned how it felt like an office block - the one in Milton Keynes on d was an office block that they converted. I agree regarding the storage situation, it was annoying having to balance things on the rock hard headboard or put them on the floor, and everywhere was sound-proofed except the door, so I could hear everyone going through the corridor. However I would definitely stay in one again. Great value

[@matgreen8605]

Stayed in one in Birmingham last year and the window there was huge lol. Clean and cheap with a fantastic breakfast place called ruby's opposite. Better than the nearby holiday inn

[@davidbarker3859]

Nice to see this review in my hometown Tim. Always wondered what it looked like inside as I always walk past it. Looks nice and cozy. Ideal for a short stopover. Been in that building many times back in the day when it was Chicago’s nightclub!.

[@blackbearish]

i now know where the ez hotel is. interesting to see what they did with that nightclub.

[@Yapostadodat]

Love the local color commentary! So many viewers on this channel your bound to get some. Tim must be a celebrity of sorts in the UK.

[@RelaxwithSeizure]

Each room is a pod, put inplace 1 by 1 like blocks next to eachother using a crane. Thats why your window is like it is.

[@juliayang3879]

At first, i didn't like the room as too small with a tiny window but it's quiet cheap, so not bad for the price. It would be a good option for people with a tight budget or staying for a night. Thanks for your review. 👍

[@jengetsherlifetogether]

I stayed in the Easy Hotel in Cardiff, I forgot my USB plug and was googling if they had USB ports, so I'm glad you included this in your review. Also wasn't a huge fan of the location and size of the TV, I believe you just get freeview channels on there too - I'm always a fan when hotels have smart TVs and you can use your own Netflix ect

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Thanks for sharing!

[@77smp]

Stayed in a few (6) of them, some better than others but usually pretty central, clean, comfortable and safe which is really all you need if just wanting a bed for the night. Functional and if you want a similar concept but with a bit more luxury, try Z hotels. Personally, since their refurbs, I've become a bit of a fan of Premier Inn for the usually small price difference.

[@patrickbrett1552]

Agreed, but I go for Z. However, they're hiking their prices.

[@christinekelly5916]

Always find Premier Inns to be very good

[@Rubbafingaz1]

No history, no frills, no glamour... But, well worth £40/night for a clean and comfortable visit with modern fixings. Great review again Tim which has made me really consider the chain easyHotel.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

If only I was on commission lol

[@EssexResident2000]

Thanks for this review Tim. Think I'll have to stick to Premier Inn for budget stays as there doesn't appear to be enough room for luggage and I'm rarely able to travel light unfortunately.

[@SPTSuperSprinter156]

stick it under the bed?

[@WalkWithMeTim]

yes that's the only issue

[@Sprocketboy1956]

I have never stayed in an Easy Hotel but in Germany I have often stayed in a budget chain named Motel One. It seems similar in concept and really good in my experience.

[@JamieMelling92]

I stayed in the Sheffield one back in 2019 for one night and was impressed overall. I had a windowless room which I didn't mind and the bed was fairly comfy. The only problem was that I could hear people coming and going past my room a lot. If I recall my room was in the far corner and I believe there may have been a storage cupboard near it so presumably staff were coming and going into it a lot. I'd forgotten to take my earplugs so the noise would've been remedied had I remembered to take them with me

[@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567]

Ooh I didn't know there was one in Sheffield, are they actually in central/decent locations, or is it like with the flights when people used to say you'd fly to somewhere 'sort of near' the place you were trying to reach?

[@JamieMelling92]

@@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567 The Sheffield one was central and I get the feeling that most, if not all, of them are central

[@traceybeerling4776]

Hi Tim ! Nice little room I don't really like the frosted glass in the toilet. I prefer to not seen when on the throne 😁😁. Bit lacking in storage etc but ok for 1 night . Thanks for sharing with us. Love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx

[@ollyshighlightreel6530]

This room definitely has the "Point.A Hotel" vibe to it...I've stayed in very similar rooms in London (Kings Cross and Lambeth North), they are quite compact rooms but it's not bad to just put your head down for a few hours... It's cheap enough and did the job fairly well, I had one without a window. And if you want another 'bad' hotel to look into Tim, The County Hotel in London is a prime candidate for you! Just outside of Euston Square, I have quite fond memories of that hotel.

[@thatpersonsmusic]

It’s cheap and small, but clean, it does what it needs to do well

[@Primodummy92]

I usually stay at the County, absolutely dire but I expect it going in! Had bogeys on the walls and all the usual extras 😆

[@Ragnar8504]

In a way it's a pity Mount Eccles' Court Hostel in Dublin is no longer around because that would have made a terrific video back in about 2010! It was dirt-cheap, ten Euros a night in a dorm, but properly rundown. Doors that had clearly been bashed in at least once and barely opened anymore, very wonky steel bunk beds, lights barely hanging by the wires, bubbling, dirty brown lino in the showers, sockets falling out of the walls, everything. Judging by the web site they did do it up really nicely a few years later though. Budget accommodation in Dublin was interesting at that time. Stayed in four hostels, looked at another two I think, didn't like any of them. Other Irish cities had some absolutely amazing hostels though, I really enjoyed my trip!

[@jonathanbullard3852]

Stayed in the Sheffield one in 2019 while working in the city. Clean, quiet and a cozy bed. Had a windowless room and was honestly one of the best nights sleep I've had in a hotel.

[@robbflynn4325]

Stayed in the one near Paddington station back in 2016. Had a morning appointment at the old US embassy for my Green Card and wanted to stay close by in case there were any delays with same day travel. The hotel was very basic but served a purpose, and staying at a regular hotel would have cost double. Made it to my appointment and now a US citizen!

[@FraserAtSea]

I stayed at the Manchester EasyHotel and found it to feel very small and hostel-like, which gave me a very different experience to the Glasgow one, which was waaaaay more generous. Interesting hotel product!

[@bokhans]

A dorm bed in in a Ipswich hostel with an unknown breakfast is more expensive than this private room. 🤯

[@sheenamaclean8324]

Thanks for your reviews. I love that you are really fair with your opinions. I've never stayed at an easy hotel but there is one in my city, Glasgow, so I do know that they exist. I'm a really big fan of Travelodge, as a budget single traveller they offer some amazing deals. I just had a couple of nights in Dundee and too advantage of their winter sale and pains £50 for 2nights incl WiFi. Was the room perfect? no, but the value for money was above and beyond. I would lf love you to do a TL review some time.

[@LittleKitty22]

I would be careful with Travelodge. I've heard from quite a few people that in some locations, women of a certain profession hang around there soliciting. It's probably not all Travelodge Hotels but just be careful.

[@sheenamaclean8324]

@@LittleKitty22 I imagine there could be some like that, but luckily I have never stayed in one like that. Tbh I do have quite realistic expectations though and believe you get what you pay for

[@oliverstemp9132]

Looks great for the price, the glass bathrooms are always fun. This building is a converted nightclub.

[@klausgh]

I travel, even abroad, with practically no luggage, and this hotel I find perfect! Clean, minimalist, and everything needed is there in a logical no nonsense design. My kind of thing! That's why I also like Ibis Budget!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Agree

[@EnterShikari01]

Ewww don’t you wear clean clothes and wear deodorant and stuff? You need a small bag at least

[@missinchoate]

I, actually like the concept of having to power on your room with a card. I think it’s an interesting and quirky thing to do and economically it probably saves them a bit on their electric bill.

[@poruatokin]

That is absolutely standard practice in just about every hotel around the world that I've visited over the last 25 years, from 2 star to 5 star.

[@lukes7479]

Common in many hotels, but luckily you can just put your debit card or a clubcard in there or something and trick it into staying on all the time.

[@poruatokin]

@@lukes7479 No longer true, the last 10 years or so, many of them read the embedded chip, i.e. they are smart.

[@lukes7479]

@@poruatokin Ah good to know. Every hotel I was in just had simple ones you can put any card in.

[@travelingcatman2089]

I staying one in Liverpool think one’s something like £160 for 3 nights at the time. No window, tiny room but was just me not need nothing big only needed for sleep and shower. Clean and comfortable and staff was friendly too. Location fantastic also very central literally 5 minutes walk from the cavern club

[@willc3050]

I always used to use them with my ex. Used to be £40 amazing rooms and way beyond a bargain for the price and we used to go from Friday to Sunday but now the prices are outrageous.

[@zenabraithwaite1934]

In the UK we normally stay in a Travelodge. Cheap - sometimes they could be a little cleaner but lovely comfy beds.

[@TheFoxyb]

I'd never heard of them I must confess. Impressed with the cleanliness and for just a night or so would stay. Lack of storage would be an issue for more than a couple of nights but pleasantly surprised!

[@kenblackman128]

Brilliant if you are on a budget. As long as it's warm, clean and tidy

[@spiralpython1989]

I like this as a sleeping pod on my solo travels. I will def look into this chain on my next euro trip. I like frosted bathrooms: less claustrophobic, but I absolutely need an opening window… even if it’s tiny.

[@mthomson4565]

I stayed in the Croydon one a few times over the years. On two occasions the walk in shower was flooded all over the bathroom floor and at least once we had an early morning alarm call and had to exit the building between 6 and 7am as someone had (yet again) set off the fire alarm. Never again.

[@RadioactiveChannel06]

I’d rather stay somewhere like this with no frills than a dusty Britannia hotel, only drawbacks for me would be the general lack of space and a claustrophobic feeling and no hot drinks in your room. Kinda reminds me of an Ibis budget hotel I stayed in a few years back but that room was a bit bigger than this one (still smaller than a Premiere Inn room)

[@EnterShikari01]

I don’t get having hot drinks in the room. It’s weird. Just take some pop or water with you or booze if you’re drinking

[@RadioactiveChannel06]

@@EnterShikari01 Maybe it only matters to me as someone who requires caffeine to function. And I always appreciate when glasses are included for tap water.

[@seancoombes3446]

Had to stay in one of these when our flight was cancelled overnight, and was actually really nice! Had a kitchen area, fridge, food/drink in the room, and a balcony onto the harbour out the front, was very nice 😅

[@siriax1691]

I'd love to see you revisit some of the previously reviewed worst hotels and see what has changed, if you could I would even book the exact same room!

[@WalkWithMeTim]

coming soon :-)

[@davidjames579]

I've stayed in a couple and they didn't have temp controls, only blew out cold air.

[@shaneah14]

When booking a room with window, do you have to pay extra? If so, I'd be asking for a partial refund 😅 but overall, for the price of the room can't really complain.

[@danclifford1027]

Chances of getting a refund are as slim as the window. 😂

[@roseannesilverton2513]

I've stayed in Easy Hotel Liverpool and Easy Hotel Manchester (twice). I like them and the brand in general- EasyJet, Easy Hotel, Easy Coffee. In my experience you know what to expect - clean, basic, paying for extras but all with good Customer Service 🙂

[@gaiaceveles1582]

I have to say for a quick night's stay before a flight not bad👍 thank you for sharing and much love to you 🤗💛

[@gailhickman743]

Hey Tim, I've noticed in your hotel reviews that you miss out on wheelchair/disability access and facilities. I understand you obviously wouldn't stay in a room thats disablity adapted yourself, but there's other things you could look for: Ramps, accessibility etc. I'm sure there's people who watch these videos that would be interested. 💕

[@MitchellBPYao]

They make it look easy but its actually very hard

[@OutandAboutWithDavid]

Nice safe lift, 1:25. Where next Tim, 2:25. I was thing about that, 6:00. I have seen Easy Hotels before but never stayed in one. Thank you for the review vlog. No restaurant at easy hotel as they are only for a short stay.

[@Jssodk83939]

This made me recall my horrible experience staying at the one in Sheffield. I suddenly woke up thinking there was an earthquake in the morning because the trolly the staff used was extremely noisy.

[@WalkWithMeTim]

omg

[@yvonneatkins7386]

Thanks Tim very compact, basic enjoyed the video look forward to the next Yvonne 😊

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@misfit2022]

No frosted glass essential as we have had a couple of sales reps stay in these rooms so you have to provide some privacy. It was only meant to be for one person but if you go out for a few drinks then sometimes it isn’t unusual for someone to share your room. I have done it myself when someone says come on have a drink you can crash in my room and if you are anything like me that’s an invitation you are not going to turn down. This room has everything you need for a break and chances are you are not going to spend much time there anyway.

[@PeterChelmsford]

Tim, I think I would get the cheaper one without a window. 🤓

[@KingHumphrey]

Seeing that window it definitely comes across as a waste of money. But I do wonder if a windowless room might bring on feelings of claustrophobia in a lot of people.

[@PeterChelmsford]

@@KingHumphrey Not for one or two nights as you wouldn't be in there except for sleeping.

[@chaomac]

I actually went for a room without a window and loved the hotel somewhere cheap n cheerful

[@JTScottOfficial]

Haven't they rebranded to ConJet, instead of EasyJet, now? Also, I've never heard of an EasyHotel, like, ever. It's interesting, but really quite depressing that there's no cupboard or tea facilities in room.

[@GMMilambar]

I've never had an issue with easyJet, and I've used them extensivly. British Airways however....

[@susanemmerson]

A bit like a Japanese hotel room, which are small. It has everything you need, ok if your staying one or two nights. As you said it was clean.

[@xr6lad]

The room looks ok. Neat. Clean. Modern. If one criticism it’s really tiny. Maybe a couple of metres on 3 sides of the bed would be good.

[@JohnLvideos]

Yes it might be a bit small and compact and a bit office like but it seems very clean and hygienic, much cleaner than some of the hotels you have stayed in Tim

[@thechosenwon6762]

Looks like a prison cell in Norway

[@googlacco]

looks like an office because it most definitely is a converted office building the glass in front of the window is for insulation

[@prettypinkwitchlaura9213]

I’d heard of them but never properly looked at them to be honest. I can’t say I’m impressed as a disabled traveller. I looked on their website and they do offer accessible rooms however the bed was tucked in a corner and only accessible from one side meaning either my husband or I would have to climb over the other to get in and out of bed. That’s not accessible at all! I checked a few locations and dates to see if this was standard but others either had no photo of the bed location or didn’t even have accessible rooms available. We couldn’t use a standard room as no space for my rollator. So sadly no bargain rooms for us.

[@prettypinkwitchlaura9213]

@@kkrispy2009P you’d be surprised at how many places still don’t :-(

[@TheFrogfather1]

I always stay in the Kensington one when I visit london for the Proms - the room's clean, quiet, dark (no window) and is a few minutes walk from the 'Bert Hall. Not for the claustrophobic, but good value for money.

[@CAESARbonds]

Regarding the cleaning fee, I have been to a hotel (not of the easy branch), that offered a free beer, if you skipped the cleaning. and well I happily took that offer 🙂

[@Skotty1899]

Silence isn't deafening... it's heaven. I much preferred the Premier Inn you stayed at. This room needs a luggage rack, table space, and a seat. And I have to agree with the commenter who spoke of bathroom privacy. In fact, I'd like to see a regular door, not just frosted glass.

[@JINNYJANNY]

Had a brilliant stay in London Shoreditch was so cosy & near tube station booked again for coronation dates & got a great deal

[@carolynkerr8811]

Stayed in Glasgow EH a few times, clean, cheap for an over night stay

[@Oddballkane]

Maybe they are taking the plane theme the whole way. Small windows that have 2 curtains. I've seen first class ones like that.

[@barrycoppock]

Very interesting. I also did not realise that these still existed. I think that if you just need somewhere for the night (after a late night out etc) then it does the job. Certainly I would stay at one if that was all I needed.

[@callumltfc]

I've stayed here before and often stay in Many Easy Hotels some without windows which felt like being in a box they are easily one of my favourite hotels. I remember a time you had to pay for wifi & Using the TV

[@WalkWithMeTim]

Did you .. omg

[@PrincessNottingham]

Heya Tim how ya doing? Another great vid. The room card is just like the prem inn ones. Put it into the slot so the lights work 👍😀 the room is nothing like prem inn rooms tho. It’s small and pokey. The window is just like s slit and it looks filthy.