WORST RATED Hotel - The Royal Hotel Scarborough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- I stay in The Royal Hotel Scarborough owned by Britannia Hotels and it's the Tenth consecutive year that Britannia has come bottom of the pile in the annual survey by consumer group Which?
It's received some very bad reviews on Tripadvisor and some bad press over the last 12 months, BUT is it as bad as some people say? Let's find out!
The chain has 61 hotels across Britain, including Blackpool’s Metropole and Norbreck Castle, and Scarborough’s Grand Hotel.
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Hi the royal dos look good in most places with title more attention it would get me staying there as for the Xmas deckies they knock spots of some of the blackpool hotels
@Cal Alaera he put his thumb over the guest name area so probably knew the rest was irrelevant
Been in worse, mainly aboroad. Of the UK, memories of one hotel in Melksham will always be with me, including having to kill the fleas on my clothes and bag afterwards. Also nearly getting into a argument with the hostile manager. He had long hair and was balding which is not a good look.
@@johnclarke2997 I can imagine, there are worse, I know this....in all seaside areas for example, though in this case I do think Tim was helped with potentially being given an upgraded room
Tim u should of got the same room Winston Churchill stayed in. He once said it was his favorite hotel. Surprised u didn't speak on that more arguably one of the most hero's of England. Missed opportunity lol
I guessed it was a Britannia hotel before even seeing it was. They really need to be held accountable for running these amazing buildings into ruin
But the rest of the British Empire that these buildings date from has been governed into ruin likewise.
It really is a disgrace! Somebody somewhere HAS to be held accountable!
The rates have to be so low to be competitive in areas like Scarborough, Skeggy, Blackpool etc. I know there are a lot of rooms but I'd be surprised if there was much profit after staffing and building costs etc. You would think if they invested and sorted these places out that Britannia could charge more. Then again, it wouldn't turn the places into luxury, just a standard to be expected from a hotel.
not much they can do, most of these big hotels are from an era before package holidays abroad became a thing, they probably don't have enough customers anymore to do up the place
Me too. At least Britannia Hotels is very predictable when it comes to (the lack of) standards and appearance. Stayed in one of their hotels on a business trip years ago and noticed something was off with this chain...
I've realised what all these hotels remind me of. You know in The Sims when you're not very good at building houses and you end up with furniture in random places and odd sized rooms. That.
This made me chuckle 😄
hahaha yes!
ha ha ha
Guilty of that exact sort of build. There's a reason I just download builds from the gallery lol 😆
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I used to work here years ago - it's quite beautiful on the surface but underneath there's a whole derelict catacombs where the old kitchens used to be. Easily the scariest place I've ever seen. Also there was a rumour the old pool and spa were haunted as we always saw strange figments on the CCTV... we all got used to them.
Looks like a pretty cool place to work. Shame it must be a horror to maintain.
That's why I moved on. But it was mostly management - the hotel itself was gorgeous. These places are ruined by their higher power... there's so much more to them.
If it had love and vision it could b amazing
It’s definitely haunted down in the old kitchens, I remember the carvery breaking down all the time and have to set it up with little burner packs underneath, so dodgey
Those weren't ghosts. That was just Boy George. Guy went through a rough patch before bouncing back, y'know.
Another great video! When you looked at the stains in the room and said 'It's not the hotels fault', I felt I had to comment and say it absolutely is. That room would look a lot better with a deep clean.
Same here, it's definitely their fault.
Saddest thing is that once upon a time it’s obvious that hotel was pretty magnificent!
As a Scarborian, this doesn’t surprise me. There’s only one place even worse than this, and it’s the Grand Hotel that you show in the start of this video. Ironically, also run by Britannia. This town has suffered immensely at the cost of the council. The locals get it worse, believe me. There’s bugger all here for us and communities. They’re so focused on the holiday seasons, yet it baffles me how what used to be the two most prestigious hotels here, are now run by kids and the standards are barely passable, if at all.
Kids can't run hotels it's illegal. Grow up with your immature comments and statements!
How strange! They put so much effort decorating and keeping the main areas looking grand and nice and yet the room is not terribly clean and maintenance is lacking.
It’s to trick you into staying
I've seen other hotel review channels, but it's clear you're someone who understands the art of good editing, production & script. It makes all the difference.
thank you
The room cleanliness seemed to be the main issue but considering some of the places you've stayed, it could have been a lot worse, looked nice with all the Christmas decorations. Some renovations have begun too.
Good point
@@WalkWithMeTimHello Tim, It's so sad to see that the paintings ( which I assume are original or may be copies) are not very well looked after :( weather they are Authentic or not , they need to take more care in looking after these artworks , a shame they are in such bad condition.
The paintings and the mirrors are beautiful. I would buy one in a heartbeat.
I recently stayed a night here for only £37!
I got a massive room and it even had a coffee machine in it!
It is a grand hotel and when you look at the detail it needs updating but pretty decent value for money 👍
Oh ! Gone then the illegal immigrants!?. 🙄😒
@@repentbeforeitstoolate..8239 damn dude who shat in your coffee?
@@repentbeforeitstoolate..8239 Nutter
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This makes me realise how much I’d love to see a found footage horror film about someone who documents their stay at a hotel and finds out that it’s haunted.
I've heard nothing but terrible things about this hotel but after watching this tour, I don't think I'd be unwilling to spend £40 odd for a night. It's old, dated and needs a massive refresh but honestly, not too bad at all. I've paid more than double for worse elsewhere.
Thanks for the video!
Under £50 these days makes the conditions not TOO bad, but really , depending on occupancy there needs to be contractors doing furniture swap out , deep clean , check whomever they are using for laundry and find the reason for the damp wall (check outside probably a blocked gutter).
I live in Scarborough and never had to stay in any of these hotels but what I do know though it that some of the hotels in Scarborough a super old, the grand hotel is from the Victorian times, it’s a real shame they’ve all been run down
Was waiting to see two little girls in blue dresses at the end of the corridor 😆 , stay with us Tim...forever and ever
lol in every hotel I visit
OMG I thought of The Shining straight way, very creepy hallways!
I have an old book on hotels, it mentions this hotel was owned by Tom Laughton, brother of Charles Laughton, Hollywood actor who starred in The Hunchback of Notre Dam. Orchestras used to play to guests.
Bah! Nothing! Not as bad as a hotel I stayed in near Cairo, where the concierge threw somebody's clothes out of a room and, without even changing the filthy bed sheets, gave it to me. He also showed me the toilet. Pushing in the door, we came face to face with a man standing on the toilet brim having a dump because there was no seat and the bowl was filled to the top with pee and turds. Or how about the Al Sewrah, Aleppo, where I killed a cockroach behind the bedroom sink to find it still there a year later? Or some hotel in Luxor, where what I first though was pretty floral wall paper were the many bloody remains of mosquitos squashed on the wall. The Royal Hotel? What's your problem? Luxury.
Good review Tim, but they could spend less on the Christmas decorations and more on room cleanliness.
Another of those stunning old buildings that nobody has the money to keep going. Such a shame. Thank you so much for your hard work doing these videos
Thanks for watching
You could imagine the posh ladies swanning in in their fur coats followed by the husband and then the maid with the hat box and the porter with the luggage back in the 30s. Now it's the cheap trips for the Turkey and Tinsel.
Yes I know .. someone employed just for local info lol
£47 seems very reasonable to be honest for such a grand hotel even with the issues mentioned. Excellent upload Tim, keep them coming.
I expect a clean bedroom regardless of the price. I wouldnt stay there.
thanks :-)
It's just crazy tho isn't it ,coz guests leave their clean homes to stay the night ,in a mucky old hotel ..it does not take much to clean the hotel ..so it's fit for human consumption lol
I worked in this hotel about 17 years ago (2006), while I was a student at the University of Hull’s Scarborough Campus - which has now shut down.
The hotel was under English Rose, not Britannia back then and was better, but still had some maintenance issues. The owner at the time, lived upstairs in a converted apartment on the top floor. She had died now and her son sold it on.
I went back with my children in 2021 and stayed in one of the suites. It was so disappointing. Filthy windows, rotting window frames, French doors which did not close properly and had a gaping hole where the handle should have been. From afar, things looked good - but close up, it was absolutely dire.
Housekeeping had not cleaned the room well at all, but the bed was clean and comfortable, I guess…
Challenge for you Tim. I want you to book the cheapest flight from the uk and go have the cheapest holiday ever. You have a budget of £200
I dont think you’d get a night on the Isle of Wight for that..
Where’s the chip shop review in Scarborough ?
@@griswald7156 Actually prices on the Isle of Wight tend not to be too bad as it has the reputation of being old fashioned, but some of us like that.
Benidorm then
great idea might try that in January
My son's wedding reception was held here and it was a relatively nice 'do', except for a waitress pouring coffee down the bride's back and the cake not being brought out. However, I have stayed there myself recently and it was very nice; the breakfast was worth the £12 fee as it was lovely. The best thing for me was , as we explored the halls, one of the sets of doors had the best handles I've ever seen - brass and emerald green glass - I've never seen anything like them they were lovely.
Oh dear I hope it wasn't scorching hot coffee on the bride.
Though I feel like this wasn't the case but I imaged the situation would've been more worse if the bride wore her wedding gown during the incident.
The brass and emerald detail sounds lovely, some of these buildings have this old school luxury and idea of grandness that still has the beauty and elegance to this day.
Shame when it's not fully well kept
@@ghostlyhousehorrors It was at the end of the meal, coffee and cake supposedly, and she did have her lovely wedding dress on. Poor girl, ir marred a lovely day. Anyway they've been happily married for a few years now so it's all in the past. Thank you for your interest.
Love how Tim wanders aimlessly through the hotel .
Hi Tim,when inspecting the room you commented stains on the headboard and walls was not the hotels fault but the previous guests surely it’s there responsibility to make sure it meets a certain standard in cleanliness?
Yes agree
as an artist those exposed, blistering paintings are killing me, they need restoration, STAT!,
Tim -" I've dismantled my Corby Trouser Press. I can't put it back together again.Will that show up on my bill?"
I've been looking for this comment 😂
As a woman I would not stay in that room on my own with that door
yes that needs sorting someone could push it hard enough it would open
@@WalkWithMeTim I wonder if the hotels watch your films and action any of the points you’ve raised?
I went here in 2005 and had a brilliant time. We got to use the swimming pool in the basement. Our room and the food was excellent. Things must have changed since then.
What a perfect storm. A hotel that has guests who show no respect for the rooms they stay in and a management that thinks cleaning and maintenance have no part to play in their business. It`s amazing to think that anyone actually pays to stay in this building. Where are the health authorities that are supposed to see that hygiene and health standards are maintained in such buildings? I wouldn`t go within a mile of a place like that.
You should visit Ilfracombe, it’s a town stuck in a time warp. Ilfracombe holiday park is a bit grim as well
You mentioned the damp problem. I don’t think it was a spilled drink on the wall behind the bed, I think it was weeping damp dripping down the wall!?
Another great video Tim! Just wondering if you book rooms using an alias? You've stayed at so many britannia hotels now that they probably know your name and that's maybe why you keep getting upgraded? Just a thought 😊
Sometimes 😆
Interesting building, I'm definitely a geek for old architecture 😄 .. a little TLC wouldn't hurt, 😂, thank you again Tim for sharing and much love to you and your beautiful family 🤗💛
love these vlogs Tim. I usually get up and dust, vacuum and clean my kitchen and bathroom floors after 😂🤷♀️🤔😂
Love that!
Lol
Stayed at the Royel for a night a few years ago as my friend had his wedding reception there and I had no complaints. The reception food was very nice indeed and our room was absolutely fine. This including the Grand (which I preffered) are not even close to being bad hotels in my experience in fact I would say they offered very good value for money.
We stayed at the grand Hotel last weekend our room was lovely we got up graced to a see view room and it looked beautiful with all the Christmas decorations
Maybe the government should send the Asylum seekers there to stay there for a full week than some of the luxury hotels, then let’s see if they want to settle in the UK.
Either there, or Pontins, they'd be back on the boats in no time!
@@MargaretUK I agree to pontins.
Thanks Tim great video hotel needs some more care but better than some you have been to look forward to the next Yvonne 😊
I really enjoyed this, I've seen it many times from the outside and never been in. The Christmas decorations looked amazing. I wish they had kept to the same patterned carpet throughout and more muted natural tones of pain rather than the very modern bright garish blue. The cleanliness and damp is an issue, needs addressing and I hope they do as it's such a gorgeous building.
I didn’t stay at the royal hotel but went for a meal there in June this meal was prebooked and was a in a private room. I honestly was completely amazed at how bad it was! It was so bad that I didn’t eat any of the main course at all. The first course was supposed to be a melon fan but which I had assumed would be honeydew melon but when it came was a chunk of water melon. The cheesecake when it came was obviously frozen but not as good as ones I’ve bought from a supermarket. The people I was with staying at the hotel were not impressed with the rooms.
I enjoyed a five day break in March at this hotel. The room I had was not grubby and had a view of the gardens opposite and sea view. This place needs standards to be lifted for all rooms. I enjoyed my stay and would go again.
Really anticipating this vlog about The Royal Hotel.
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Bex you don't need to just a thumbs up and drop a comment and u watching is more than enough
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Do the owners of these hotels watch these videos, and in turn make the necessary changes to their service or cleanliness? That Jackson pollock headboard was a real beauty!
That hotel seemed OK really. I stayed at a Hyatt Hotel in Sydney & it had a large Huntsman spider hanging about on the walls, but as an Australian it didn't bother me.
I used to work at a Hyatt hotel in Perth and honestly it's nicer than Crown in my opinion (where I've also worked), so spacious and beautiful compared to the cramped, sad hotels Crown offers.
😮 I'd kill it with 🔥
Hi Tim, I would stay there, I have stayed in hotels that when you look out the window all you see is a brick wall just 6ft from my room and parts of the room that are made up of parts of an old hallway ☹ Thank you for the tour 👍👍
you are welcome Eve, thanks for watching
My experience in Britain is that a majority of old hotels in the uk are like this. I lived in the uk in the 80s and they definitely were especially around south Kensington. It is hard for them to be upgraded but is part of their charm
The antiquity can be appreciated, my only problem is when it's not well cared for.
Repairs for damages like cracks and leaks is always a must and a place must be cleaned regularly.
You have to admit Tim that the Britannia chain of hotels are at least consistent! Everything looks grand from the entrance and the ground floor reception/eating areas but as you make the ascent wow does everything start to go downhill. I have only ever stayed in Britannia hotels with a coach travel company. One of the problems for these sort of old big properties is that they don't really make any money from providing the accommodation and meals from coach trips. So what happens? No money left over to do the cleaning and repairs. Barely enough to cover wages. The property virtually stands still in time. Will anything change. Tim will tell. (Sorry time will tell).
it does make you think lol
The stain on that desk chair looks more like blood than tea to me, might be from someone with piles sitting on it. Also I’m semi convinced the staff knew who you were because they upgraded you to a huge double room when you only paid for a single.
Omg I didn't think
Time to start using a pseudonym!
That headboard is reminding you of the front of that car Christine 😆 good vid as usual Tim .
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Hi Tim ! Another brittania hotel going to ruin such a shame . Could be amazing if given to the right people. Thanks for all you hard work Tim it's greatly appreciated. Thanks for sharing with love to you as always Tracey 💕 xxxx
The foyer looks stunning! Another beautiful old building slowly decaying but the cost to restore it would be insane.
The money spent on fancy Christmas Trees would have been better spent on the rooms ! That said the interior of the hotel has some really nice features 👍🏻 as usual the public areas !
I don't get what all the whinging is about. It's dated and a bit shabby, but that is just what British budget hotels tend to be like. There's something grand and opulent about these ancient seaside hotels, and they are significantly nicer to stay in than budget hotels in London. Having stayed at this or the nearby Grand Hotel (not sure which - I suspect the latter) for Fantasycon By The Sea (a fandom convention that took place in both hotels), I found them marvellous. Their locations were second to none. There's an ambience of aged decadence, like old ladies wearing tatty dresses from their youth, drinking gin, surrounded by empty bird cages, porcelain kitsch and stuffed cats. These hotels feel wonderfully atmospheric. As a guest, you sort of expect to be drawn into a murder mystery or perhaps a Gothic tale of terror. One should have a bit of a sense of adventure, then these hotels are very enjoyable indeed.
I suspect the real problem is that because of their Royal and Grand names and somewhat low definition photos, these bargain basement hotels attract guests with posh expectations, who are then shocked to find themselves in a place where service & maintenance levels are commensurate with the prices charged.
Décor can be overlooked to some degree as they look like they are trying to update it even though a child could do better lol but there is no need to have dirty rooms that's on the lazy staff great vid 👍
The most disturbing thing is I needed to watch 30 seconds of ads before watching your video. YT sort it out.
If I was staying there, I could forgive a lot of the problems due to age, planning, and budget constraints. But cleanliness is a whole different issue.
What a mess! It needs a complete overhaul. Lots of luck if it's a Britannia hotel. Thanks for the tour, Tim! 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧
Looked alright to me Tim. especially for the price paid. The rates charged in these hotels are commercially suicidal, but the sheer amount of competition ensures rates cannot rise. Perhaps Britainnia's plan is to stay alive long enough to see off a lot of the competition thus allowing rates to rise and investment increase.
All I know is I wouldn't want to be in this business. If Britannia weren't keeping the lights on in these creaking old buildings, who else would be?
FYI…..you can book bed and breakfast same time which makes the breakfast really reasonable and not £12 booked seperate…
Like all Britannia Hotels..all fur coat and no knickers! Looks grand from the outside & lobby but inside the rooms it's a different story.
It almost seems like it was converted or partially converted into long term rentals or a boarding house style accommodations at one point but has since been reversed without renovating. It would explain the walk-in closet, abundant bathroom storage and mail slot.
My friend lived in a hotel that in the off season did longer term rentals but during peak tourist season was a short term hotel/BnB. They catered to the students from a school that ran their semesters October to March but would then go and do placements the other 6 months of the year so it was win win. Gives me similar vibes.
The thing's on the window ledge are fire gel, it's little pots of gel that to bird's looks like the ledge is on fire and therefore won't land on the ledge.
Just to let you know. I work in hotels and many have xmas stuff up already because we were at the mercy of the decorators, many are booked up from the 15 th of November till the new year
Iv worked in hotels for over 10yrs and that is the grimmest room iv ever seen. Cobwebs and splatter marks and anything that needs cleaning in general is all down to the hotel so the cleanliness is the hotels responsibility. People will make a mess in those rooms but it's again its the hotels duty to clean it. I'd run a mile if they gave me that room
That mini wardrobe looks the exact sort the demon from Paranormal Activity would make his home. O_O
That pool is definitely an entrance to the Poolrooms
Love these old grand hotels - lots of character. Shame about the net curtains and cobwebs but for £47/ night, I'd be happy to spend a night or two there. Another fine video Tim - keep up the good work. 👍
Thanks Michael
Such a Beautiful old building deserves better care inside the rooms. The bathroom was amazing but all those cobwebs would have me running. Presumably they haven't heard of feather dusters? If they upped their game, more would stay and thus create revenue to do the place up. Britannia no doubt wouldn't think of that though.
The stuff on your windowsill is called fire gel. Had them in a previous flat that had an awful pigeon problem
You should get yourself a UV black light when visiting these dodgy hotels. But I think the dried up bodily fluids you would find would have you checking out in no time 🤢. Also Christmas decorations at the beginning of November is tragic.
It's for Christmas coach tours
@@WalkWithMeTim Yeah, I heard the receptionist mention that, not sure why anyone would go on an Xmas coach tour in November, but we live in strange times 😬
Such a crying shame beautiful hotel. You've got guts staying at bad hotels.thank u sharing
I worked at this hotel roughly 20 years ago. It was owned by a local family. The artwork and carpets are still the same.
just watched this after staying here, when he was walking down the corridor with the door open i thought i recognised it, then he turned the camera round and the room was 330. We stayed in that room and it sent chills down my spine seeing the door being open, very creepy.
Hi great video Tim i really enjoy you showing us the worst and best hotels. Its to early to have Christmas Decorations up 1st November in your video and silly to have Christmas themed coach tours in early November should be no Christmas things until 1st December.
Its better than the grand Burstin in Folkestone
The room looks tired
I've been in hotels in 67 countries and the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool gets my worst vote.
I stayed here last May my room was lovely well worth the money I paid 38 pound night I was impressed with the room 👌 😎
Just wondering , Have you ever found bedbugs at any of the hotels you’ve stayed at Tim?
I think I may have done but not sure and I don't want to know
@@WalkWithMeTim ignorance is bliss, til itching starts 🤣
Looks like a home from home to me. But that probably says more about my flat than the Royal Hotel Scarborough.
Respect to you for the impartiality of your reviews; you could have gone savage on this place but instead acknowledge the positives as much as the negatives, which makes your appraisal much more interesting.
For £50, however run-down the place is, I would be happy to spend a night in a seaside hotel of faded granduer which is creepy enough to make Novotel look like The Shining.
When you showed the long landings then the dark room with the door opened, I thought of The Shining. Now I'm creeped out.
Hi, thanks for your hotel video. I've stayed at Wortley Hall in Sheffield once that was before they had it had fully refurbished. Had leaking coming from ceiling and poor paintwork on walls. Even though we had the better bedroom the views we had was back of the kitchens windows would not open, bed was uncomfortable and breakfast very greasy. I know they have Christmas markets their. Would be interested how it looks now.
Literally someone I work with is staying at this hotel right now 😅 she seems to love it!
I thought it was .OK
Your comment about the trouser press made me laugh out loud and reminded me of Alan Partridge 🤣
Hotels like this that look like they were built in the turn of the last century, need to theme them. They are time capsules and could be restored sympathetically. And then hold like 1930's evenings and events, get staff dressed up etc.
Such a shame the cleanliness and attention to detail is not up to scratch. Christmas decorations downstairs and Halloween cobwebs
upstairs. As for the net curtains ugh!
How sad that they can't maintain the grandness of the lobby throughout the entire hotel.
For the first 20 (of 41 so far) years of my life we stayed at The Mount hotel on Cliff Bridge Terrace run by the marvelous Helen McArthur RIP. Silver service, staff that were worth their weight in gold. It is now called the Bike & Boot Inn and I would love to see a review of it!
We stayed at the Bike and Boot two weeks ago and it was great. Sea view mini suite which was one of the biggest rooms I’ve ever stayed in. Not cheap like these, but not ridiculously expensive. Loved it.
Visited The Royal earlier this year, Chillercon (formerly Stockercon UK) was held here in May. The building is absolutely in need of some TLC but as a venue it was pretty great, conducted a reading of one of my short stories at the stairwell with the weird random sofas.
I am always shocked by the state of these amazing buildings. Such a shame they are in such bad shape, really cool pool area though.
If you can't share your room with a spider use the cup and card method to evict them, it's bad luck to kill them.
Nah, just splat them 👍
You can't have a problem with spiders unless you have a problem with flies!
need to co ordinate the walls with the carpet red gold cream and not random blues , its just wrong interior wise ,,,, those ice blue christmas lights replace with warm white lights far better , attention to detail,and a cap of whitener in the washing machine will bring those nasty nets back to life beautiful hotel just need a few tweaks
I find it hard to believe there would be any Christmas coach holidays before Bonfire Night. Having Christmas decorations up on 1 November would be very offputting for me. The public areas and the swimming pool were impressive but the damp problem was concerning.
Most coach Christmas coach tours start from Nov
The hotel design is grand and beautiful. It cost a tremendous amount of money to properly keep any older building in shape, and it seems to have slipped a bit, but fine, however, room cleanliness cannot under any circustances be acceptable. I do not understand the color palette. The bright blue and green walls, with deep red carpets and area rugs is simply offensive. Great camera work! Cheers!
This hotel used to be beautiful many years ago.
They should just do up say 1 corridor or floor if they can as to do the whole place would be a fortune
Swimming area looked really good.
Need some extra cleaners by the look of it