Name: go2 Gloucester Quedgeley Hotel
Address: 1 Olympus Park, Quedgeley, Gloucester, Gloucester, Gloucester, GL2 4NF, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

No elevators

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Wheelchair Accessible

Accessibility

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

Pets allowed

Pets

Extra decontamination measures

Personal protection equipment for guests

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

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At the hotel

The Barn Owl Centre

Gloucestershire Airport

Raf Brize Norton

Bristol Airport

go2 Gloucester Quedgeley Hotel

Gloucester

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pets-allowed

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kitchen

Wow, not sure what type of business this is but they will certainly not be getting our custom.  Over 3 weeks ago we went onto their website to book accommodation but needed to obtain a quote.  We clicked the required button and requested prices and availability for a couple of blocks of dates.  These were in the region of 3 or 4 nights so would have thought this was worth them at least sending us a response to say if they were interested or totally booked.  Sadly, despite 3 chasers we have not had any response, even an automated acknowledgement.  Needless to say we have now booked somewhere else nearby.  Very poor service.  It's sad to have to give such a bad review after what the hospitality industry has been through but unfortunately feel there's no choice but to let people know.

No Response to Booking Request

on the way to Devon to break up the drive. Reached the hotel and it had closed down. No email, phone call. It looks rancid and not had a clean since 1970 anyway so dodged a bullet. Doing a chargeback and claiming off my travel insurance.

Abysmal

Stayed here on Friday night it was just a short stay as we were visiting family. 
The room was small and felt like we were staying in a cupboard, big red leather look set of drawers overtook the room. 
It was cold the bathroom sink was rusty the shower mouldy and very uninviting. 
Outside our window was the smoking area that people were in and out to all night. 
Although cheap to stay there, I wouldn’t stay there for free. 
Couldn’t wait to leave. 


Cheap but not cheerful 

Staff were friendly and helpful. The reception desk felt a bit sticky.
Room decor was very 1980s which I suspect is when it was last decorated. Strange red leatherette padded drawers and side tables. 
Room smelt suspiciously of what I imagined to be coconut massage oil. Bathroom musky and mouldy with cracking tired paint and a cracked mirror. Cover missing on sink hole so made the water sound very loud and I did fear losing my toothbrush down there at times. Water did not run from shower tray so you end up having a footbath while in the shower. 
Bed was clean, however the mattress was a bit springy to the point where you can hear them ping when rolling over. 
Generally quite cheap compared to other hotels in the area and it was fine. It does need a really good clean and modernization though. Probably wouldn’t recommend in a hurry. 

Cheap but should be cheaper...

We needed a last minute overnight stay near Gloucester that accepted dogs, and this was the solution. Perhaps we should have given it a second thought when in checking in tried to pay the dog supplement by card, only to be told it had to be paid by cash, as card machine not working. So following a trip to find a cash point we returned, paid the supplement, but then receptionist had to raid the charity box to find enough change to give us £10 out of the £20 note (apparently had just banked their cash???) and so finally we went to our room. It was a twin room and compact to say the least! Two single beds (1 metal framed, the other a divan), I suspect both had come from secondhand shops and both with well worn, collapsing mattresses. Add to that the 2 wafer thin pillows on each bed and we pretty much knew we wouldn’t sleep well. Odd red leather like set of drawers in the room but otherwise a rack above a bed to hang clothes (though no hangers). Bathroom comprised of ageing sink, toilet and corner shower cubicle, complete with mouldy grout and doors that come off their runners easily so then don’t close, so then water all over the floor - that’s once you turn the shower controls over and over to finally achieve a slow stream of lukewarm water! I’ve never stayed in a hotel before where they haven’t bothered changing the old toilet roll (there were perhaps 6 sheets remaining on it). Bedroom window also showing black mould, so clearly doesn’t get much ventilation - but then why would you want to open your window that backs onto a trading estate one side or small shopping precinct with the smell of fish and chips the other side! Best bit of the room was large screen tv! If they’d spent as much on the beds as they had on the tv, then it might have been better. Just felt it’s set up with little care or pride - more of a “that’ll do” mentality or “what do you expect for the price”? We survived the night, and know not to stay there again.

Cheap, but not very cheerful

was not a good experience i am afraid, the mattress was awful and the only place to hang clothing was above the bed so when trying to sleep i was fighting with my jeans and coat which were dangling in my face, the shower was nice but the heat control was jammed in one place which was too hot. the room did have nice big telly and lots of tea and coffee. 
the sound proofing was non existent to such extent i could tell the gender of the person urinating in next rooms bathroom just from noise of the stream, i have stayed here in the past but wont in the future,
The check in procedure was good and the lady checking me in was nice

Very cheap but not cheap enough

OK, I'll start with the positives........
- I was only staying for one night and won't be staying again
- There a nice big Samsung TV in the rooms
- The wifi is easy to access and the signal seemed pretty good (was in ground floor room)
- Kettle, tea and coffee in the room
- Parking was free and plentiful
- Check in and Check out staff were pleasant

And now to the negatives...
- Bathroom smells musty and unfresh
- Bathroom looks a bit shabby, shower temperature control is jammed, so the water fluctuated between tepid and lukewarm.
- Decor is shabby. (Note to owner... Red, white and grey is a suitable colour scheme only for teenager boys in the mid 1980's or down market brothels).
- Awful bed, lumpy uncomfortable mattress.
- Crappy flat lifeless pillows
- No wardrobe, with a metal shelf/hanger thing directly above the bed

And finally the "what were you thinking?"
- No wardrobe, but a hideous big red padded shiny vinyl covered chest of drawers? With one draw broken, so it hangs out.
- Picture on the wall, half of which is covered by a massive mirror. No pictures on any other wall, why put it behind the mirror?
- Clothes hanger directly over the bed?
- Wall mounted TV, but sockets not fitted behind the TV meaning you have cables hanging all over the place. Seriously, who does that?
- All the wall sockets and light switches are stuck behind the bed headboards, so are almost inaccessible, leaving one single extension lead at the side of the bed, which has a lamp plugged in it. So it's either bedside lamp or phone charging, one or the other.
- Crappy printed No Smoking / No Vaping signs and Warning signs about smoke alarms stuck randomly on the walls.
- Overpowering air freshener smell in the reception and corridors. Really overpowering. Suspect this and the crappy signs means they have problems with people smoking and maybe setting off smoke alarms.

Not good

As with the other reviews, this is a basic hotel but when you stay for one night for a bigger purpose, hey, who’s complaining! We stayed here in order to visit the Christmas markets on the Quays. No food on site but a fantastic coffee shop (The Roastery GL2 4NE) serving super food & coffee & The Orchard Deli (GL2 4NF) with loads of fresh food, the likes of which you’d be hard pressed to find in a city centre!! Excellent fish & chip shop too all alongside each other just 20 steps or so from the hotel. Free parking & a very frequent bus service also within walking distance from the hotel. Only thing I would say is perhaps book a twin room rather than the double as the mattress on a double solid base divan bed is quite tough to sleep on if you’re used to a nice soft mattress at home! I rang the hotel direct & asked for 2 rooms together, which I got, which was nice.

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