Redwings Lodge Wolverhampton

Stayed in multiple rooms over a 6 week duration for work: - Biggest problem is inability to sleep due to noise: most rooms face out to the main road; windows are entirely non-sound proofed. It feels as though the window is wide open. You WILL get woken early by road traffic. Final night I upgraded to a room facing away from the main road, only to be woken by a drunk bunch of hotel guests loitering drinking at the back entrance for about an hour who pretty much woke up the whole building (reception did nothing despite being asked to). - Rooms all have that dank smell you often get in really cheap lodges; some kind of mix of body odour versus commercial cleaning products. - WiFi super unstable and unusable from most rooms. - Each room has a single plug socket, almost always in the most inconvenient location imaginable. - Breakfast highly variable - one time it was literally just some baked beans and a few grilled mushrooms (along with the usual toaster and bread). - Lots of rooms have faulty equipment like non-working lights or broken heating heater. - Rooms will often have finishing supplies; once the room I was in barely had any toilet roll left. Another time there was barely any shower wash left. The only Positive is the cheap price and central location. You get what you pay for; fine as long as you don't mind likely only getting a few hours of sleep in the most basic room possible, before being abruptly woken up by noise from something or another.

Stayed in multiple rooms over a 6 week duration for work: - Biggest problem is inability to sleep due to noise: most rooms face out to the main road; windows are entirely non-sound proofed. It feels as though the window is wide open. You WILL get woken early by road traffic. Final night I upgraded to a room facing away from the main road, only to be woken by a drunk bunch of hotel guests loitering drinking at the back entrance for about an hour who pretty much woke up the whole building (reception did nothing despite being asked to). - Rooms all have that dank smell you often get in really cheap lodges; some kind of mix of body odour versus commercial cleaning products. - WiFi super unstable and unusable from most rooms. - Each room has a single plug socket, almost always in the most inconvenient location imaginable. - Breakfast highly variable - one time it was literally just some baked beans and a few grilled mushrooms (along with the usual toaster and bread). - Lots of rooms have faulty equipment like non-working lights or broken heating heater. - Rooms will often have finishing supplies; once the room I was in barely had any toilet roll left. Another time there was barely any shower wash left. The only Positive is the cheap price and central location. You get what you pay for; fine as long as you don't mind likely only getting a few hours of sleep in the most basic room possible, before being abruptly woken up by noise from something or another.

This is a budget hotel and we'll located in Wolverhampton, about fifteen minutes walk from the railway station. My room was cosy and comfortable, clean and with ample hot water. However, I want to comment on the friendly help of the staff: …