Robin 7 Lodge City Centre

Great location, room was comfortable

Excellent location. Although it's just a doorway opposite the Roundabout pub the room was fine.

Overall stay was good, but will be ask for a £50 pending deposit but will be explained before entering the room about the use of entrance and room keys what the deposit is used for due to previous guest getting keys muddled up with the wrong doors and having to call a locksmith. The host explained the use of the shower by using a switch to get hot water and explained about just flushing toilet paper in the bowl instead of any sanitary products that may affect the deposit. Other then that the room had a tv, tea/coffee making facilities in the room, beds were comfortable. Location had a greek restuarant next door and had a nice pubs within walking distance and city centre was about a good 10 minute walk. This was at slant of a hill but was easy to get too. Trainstation was not too far either.

The property wasn’t easy to find. We needed to tell the property 24 hours in advance when we would be checking in as reception is not manned all the time. The member of staff was officious and couldn’t have talked any faster. We did not feel welcome especially as we were warned about using the correct key to get in the room or they would need to call out a locksmith. We were expected to charge £50 for any incidentals to the credit card. It was slightly insulting that an explanation was given re how to work the electric shower. We had a room that had a private bathroom assigned to it. We had a key to let ourselves into the room containing a shower, sink and toilet. The bedroom was well equipped with a kettle, plenty of tea/coffee/milk, a toaster and a microwave. Both rooms were in need of a freshening up with a lick of paint. It is ideally located for all activities in the city centre. We do not think the room was value for money

Paying extra for checking in at a later time I don’t think is adequate.

Clean and tidy property, good location, friendly and helpful manager

Clean and comfortable room quiet location within easy walking distance of the city centre.

Booked in for a couple nights. Was a little worried due to the old reviews. Overall though it was a clean room and comfortable stay. Due to being in a city, it was a bit nosey at night but this didn’t personally bother me. There was a strange odour (like cheesey snacks) but again, didn’t bother me. Overall, I just wanted a cheap place to stay and this was better than other places I’ve been. Would stay again

The staff was friendly and helpful. Ckean hotel for the purchase.

Clean and central location. Clock and bathroom extractor fan did not work. TV lost signal every 10 minutes.

Good

We were charged £240 for the night to stay in a tiny room with no bathroom. We had to use a bathroom down the corridor.

We found this to suit our needs perfectly. The only issue we had was another guest knocking our door at 3am asking where the toilet was!

A great property for a short stay in Nottingham. I would recommend this property.

nice , clean room , lots of places to eat within walking distance was not happy about the |£40 deposit i had to pay when i got to the hotel which is not explained on the booking form

Very synthetic bedding, hot and uncomfortable. I was in a room with some kind of motor on the other side of the wall that ran intermittently throughout the night. The shower (along the corridor) was useless ran hot and cold and no power to speak of. Even at £80 for the night not worth the money.

Overall it was good. The bed was comfy. I wasn't prepared for it being on the second floor with steep steps and no lift.

The hotel was hard to find, it’s in a corner and not very clear on Google maps. I called the reception for help, he was very rude. I stood outside in the rain. On entering the hotel, I didnot feel safe and requested if I could cancel the room. The rude receptionist told me I wouldn’t be refunded as it’s my business and hotels.com. At this point I had not option than to stay where I was uncomfortable. The Room pictures are deceptive. The heating was not working just warm. The kettle was broken. The room had unpleasant smell. I generally felt unsafe. Not to forget, the receptionist surprised me by asking for £40 deposit before entering the room. He said I would get it back after 3 to 5 working days. It’s now 10 days plus.

Where to start... stood in the street until someone lets you in. No lift, very narrow stairs. Forced to pay for a "damage waiver"...I'm mid 60's and on my own??. Tiny room, NO en suite..shared bathroom. Sat on the bed, went straight through the mattress and landed on the wooden slats...no sleep. WiFi didn't work..Flat screen TV, smaller than my laptop..No card entry, just a ridiculous amount of keys to take with you..I paid £75 for the privelege, won't be going there again

The check-in arrangements were bizarre and not permitted after 21:00 which meant I had to change my plans. This is not really a hotel. It is a room with no overnight staff. No breakfast facilities. I was asked to pay a damage deposit on arrival. I couldn't find it at first as it looked like a house. The room was ok. But the pictures make it look better than in reality. It was quiet and clean.