The New Osterley Hotel

Cheap but cheerful. Thank you! Lady who runs the place on front desk was superb!

By no means did me and my friends not enjoy are stay, rooms were presentable and tidy and on 3 hours booking notice and only 20 quid each for the 10 of us it was the cheap stay we were looking for. One of the rooms had an interesting smell but nowt a bottle of Fabreaze couldn’t mask for a hour or two. A few interesting stains and holes in the wall added lovely character. Bloke on the front desk was canny, so if you need s cheap stay for a weekend away by all means this could be ideal, but they probably arnt winning 4 in a bed anytime soon

Absolutely dreadful. Staff totally unhelpful. Woman on reception “I only work here” night porter half drunk. Relocated me on third night but I declined and went elsewhere. Requested refund of third night. Won’t answer emails not available on phone. DO NOT STAY HERE!

I can't even give this one star I was booked in Fri 3.6.2022 till Monday 6.6.2022 But could not stay no lift as I request disabled had to walk 4 flight of stairs in this case I wanted to cancel but said had room only 1 flight of stairs I wish I came home no hot water no heating Toilet seat broken beds was dirty I got biter so came home I am trying to get money back but should be pulled down

We stayed in Blackpool for 3 nights but had to leave our previous hotel due to safety concerns very quickly. I called the new Osterley hotel and asked if me and the family could stay at short notice. The gentleman on the phone said yes and we were there and checked in within 20 mins (absolute life saver as we had 2 children and was relatively late) The room was clean and tidy and the beds were very comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful. And the price is very reasonable. The hotel was quiet so got a a couple of good nights sleep. The hotel does have a bar, pool table and football table. On the whole a very good experience and would recommend

There’s a lot of bad reviews about this place but to be honest at £54 for a family of 4 you get what you pay for. Me and my wife and two sons stayed one night so that we could have two days out round Blackpool with my little boys aged 2 and 4. Yea, it’s a very creepy looking old place. The floorboards are loose and creaking, there’s scratch and skuff marks on the walls and elsewhere. It looks as though it has been neglected for a long time and has fell into disrepair. The beds were clean but the room was very make shift much like most of the hotel. There was that foisty smell you get when damp is present although I wasn’t aware of cockroaches or any pests, there was an amusing moment where we were attacked by a giant black moth whilst trying to life a buggy up the steep narrow steps to our room. As I am terrified of insects I ran and knocked over a fire extinguisher which was propping open a door and accidentally broke my sons plastic potty in half and my wife twisted her ankle. It was hard to sleep on a night as the floor boards were so badly damaged throughout the building that it sounded as though giants were stamping up and down the corridors. The toilet in our room was so small that I had to squeez and contort my stomach around the sink in order to move between the toilet and the shower. When you sit on the toilet you are litraly facing into the sink which is ideal if you have S and D, it’s as though they have converted a really small pantry of cubby hole into a a toilet without an inch to spare. At around 2am I couldn’t sleep for the loud bang bang feet outside so I decided to have a shower. If you patiently wait for the shower to get warm after playing with it for a least 5 minits then the best you can hope for is temperate. It’s just about bearable. Which was ok because it had been very hot and I had a bit of sunburn on my face and arms so the cool was nice. Wouldn’t be any good in cold weather though. We got up early at left around 8 o’clock. It had served a purpose I suppose. I’m going to be kind and give it a 3 stars because despite its dilapidation, I believe the low price reflects the low quality and therefore we got what we paid for. Somewhere to put our heads.