Find 3 Star Hotels in Royston from SAR 200

"Couldn't fault our stay, everything was just great, the staff all very helpful & the breakfast was good also "

"Breakfast was fabulous. Having the bus to and from the airport was very convenient, but felt four pounds per guest was an awful lot for such a short distance and Uber would have charged much less."

" Nice and easy check-in BUT warning, our taxi dropped us off outside the door and then drove off. It now appears that no thank you they may be fined because they did not come into the hotel to input their registration before driving off. I do find this a bit bizarre. Other than that the accommodation was good, the drinks were slightly more than I would pay in London, but acceptable. The breakfast was excellent and there was a good choice of food. Checkout was simple and the airport was a 10 minute walk away. So overall score 9 out of 10. "

"I was genuinely impressed with my stay here. I had a night layover in London, which included flying into Heathrow and out of Stanton. As a frequent traveler, I just needed a nice, quiet, convenient place to stay for one night. This hotel fit the bill. And the price was great too! The staff at the front desk are very friendly. You can tell they genuinely enjoy their jobs. The rooms are simple, but really nice and comfortable. I was amazed with just how quiet the hotel was— based on proximity to the STN airport and all. They also have a restaurant on-site which is a must, being there’s only a few fast food options nearby. I would definitely stay here again. ."

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"One of the best Ibis I have found. 100/100"

"The bed was far too small - I didn't get a decent night's sleep there due to that. There was a power socket on only one side of the bed - very inconvenient. The wi-fi was very good but very fiddly to connect to. We were charged to park there - this is just grasping. The single lift was glacially slow. The staff were all very helpful and pleasant apart from the woman on reception when we checked out - she was abrupt to the point of rudeness."