Find 3 Star Hotels in Teesside from $52

"Free parking, clean room and friendly staff. Great breakfast each morning"

"Basic but clean and comfortable, decent value for the price. Each apartment is 2-bed so kitchen and bathroom are only shared with one other guest room. Was upgraded from single to a double for no extra charge. The people upstairs were up all night but that could happen anywhere."

"Used as a weekend visit to Guisborough and the surrounding area. The hotel is only a few minutes' drive from the centre of the town, which has an array of street and other car parking. I understand that it is also possible to travel by bus from outside the hotel, but I did not explore this further. The hotel itself has a welcoming beer garden, but there is nothing around it that you might walk to. The hotel has a huge free car park, and the reception we had from Ben was first class. The bar was smart, well-used by locals with a good choice of drinks in comfortable surroundings. Our room was a twin on the first floor. Had all that you would expect at the price point charged. Overall decent value. We ate our evening meals in the restaurant. Good menu with again a reasonably priced choice of meals. Quality decent with good sized portions All in all, a good experience if you are visiting the area."

"Clean spacious room"

"Staff exceptional especially the chef who went out of their way to prepare dairy free dessert for my partner. Would highly recommend and will definitely return."

"Everything was good "

"Very friendly staff!"

"Staff helpfull room was ok nothing great"

"The room was clean, but the bed wasn’t very comfortable. There wasn’t a way to reach staff from the room without leaving the room to go across to the bar. We did enjoy having a fan in the room to circulate air. We strongly recommend not having a TV in the breakfast area. We and other guests discussed how watching and listening to the news spoiled the experience and peace of dining together. Staff between shifts provided very different levels of service and experience. One group was more warm, inviting, and informative."