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Luxurious Accommodation
Hotel 52 Stanley, located in the charming town of Stanley, offers a luxurious stay just 3.1 km away from the renowned Beamish Museum. The 4-star property boasts a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge, and a restaurant for guests to unwind and dine in style.
Convenient Amenities
With a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and complimentary WiFi, Hotel 52 Stanley ensures a seamless and convenient stay for all guests. The bar on-site is perfect for relaxing evenings after a day of exploring nearby attractions like MetroCentre and Utilita Arena.
Accessible Location
Conveniently situated 24 km from Newcastle International Airport, Hotel 52 Stanley provides easy access to travelers. Book your stay now and experience comfort and luxury in the heart of Stanley.
Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 12 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
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Size of rooms was good an it had a kitchen
Shower leak .no hair dryer .an fan was rubbish an didn't blow any air out
Good price.Good size rooms. Plenty of supplies for tea and coffee.
No hair dryer. TV remote not working in either of the two rooms we stayed in.
The breakfast at Rangos was excellent. Checking in was easy though I didn't receive some of the emails, but you can get the check-in link from booking.com.
it was a bit disconcerting that there was no one there on reception on arrival, but it was easy enough to get the room key from the lock boxes. The double bed in our room was two singles zipped together, it wasn't all that comfortable due to uneven wear on the mattresses. Other rooms are probably better.
It was clean, comfortable bed and was located close enough for the Beamish museum. Restaurant next to the hotel, food was good and reasonably priced.
To be honest wasn’t a fan, I would personally describe this as more close to being a hostel than a hotel. Rooms small, gap around the door and walls very thin so could hear everything from running taps to toilets flushing. No staff on our overnight stay.
Clean room, nice breakfast, lovely friendly staff - would recommend.
Everything was great, no complaints.
When the breakfast establishment was open, the breakfast was good, but it isn’t open Monday and Tuesday, therefore we had no breakfast.
The remote for the tele did not work, and we could not open the window.
My room was very clean and the beds were great.
Apparently the check in time is 4.00pm , which is far too late for travellers. The lovely lady on reception did let us in though.
It was beautiful weather in Stanley when I arrived. But unfortunately this meant the room was very hot as there was no air conditioner. I could only open the windows about an inch, so there was no airflow at all. It was very uncomfortable even with a fan that was given to me to use .
Mixed review for this one. On the one hand, it is excellent value for money and ‘does the job’ if you just need a bed and bathroom for a couple of nights. Location is good and noise outside was minimal. Overall cleanliness was good and having Rango’s bar & restaurant attached is very handy, with a lovely beer garden. (Shame it’s not open Mondays and Tuesdays at the time of writing.) However, when we checked in to this supposedly “LGBTQ+ friendly” hotel as two young women, we were asked repeatedly if we wanted to change our double bed for a room with 2 single beds. When we repeatedly said no thank you, a double is what we wanted, the receptionist still didn’t seem to cotton-on that we were a couple, and insisted that the bed doesn’t separate. With people queuing behind us, this started to feel uncomfortable. To later add to this discomfort, some of our family members began talking to the receptionist in our absence and casually mentioned that they had family staying at the hotel, only for the receptionist to voluntarily tell them our room number!!! This extreme lack of security and guest privacy was appalling! We feel that they must operate with a “that would never happen here” mindset, but by providing guest details and room numbers with no proof of identity, this made us feel extremely unsafe. We were assured we would need ID to check in, and we were asked to fill in a pre-check in form online to state the names and identities of all guests. We were assured no other people would be permitted to stay in our room other than the named guests. We were NOT asked for ID on check-in and then our room information was handed out to people not even staying in our room. We may not have wanted family to know where we were staying (having fled from an unsafe family household myself in the past, this is extremely unnerving!) and furthermore, they had no proof that they even WERE family. Recent incidents have seen people claiming to be someone’s partner and claiming to have ‘forgotten their room number’, meaning they were able to enter a victim’s room and resulted in fatality. Add to this the seemingly ‘small’ things, such as the door spy-hole being broken (we had to use tissue to block it from the inside during our stay), no A/C during a heatwave (we requested a fan, which was old, dusty and partially broken, but better than nothing), paper-thin walls and a smell of drains in the bathroom (with no drain/plug cover in the shower), this hotel could not only do with some TLC & attention to detail, but also requires extreme improvements in hotel & guest security. To further this, when checking out, all lock-boxes for those checking out that morning were left open for all to see, with no fob or key system needed to enter the lobby, nor any staff present in reception. This meant anyone could walk in and figure out which rooms were occupied and had people checking out. Whilst we understand that many people think “it will never happen here”, unfortunately it does happen where we live, and in many other parts of the country. In this day and age, sadly, hotels need to take more precautions to ensure guest safety and security. If all of these things were to be addressed and fixed in the future, we may look to return for future visits due to the excellent value for money. Until then, we would not recommend this hotel with the current measures. I am hopeful that they will take this feedback on board and use it constructively, as we would like to be able to continue to support independent and local businesses like this one in the future.
Clean & comfortable..value for money. Staff are really nice.
The room was lovely and clean (bed did have a few marks on sheet but not a massive problem). Beds very comfy, plenty pillows etc. tea/coffee was a lovely touch appreciated these as we were unable to have the breakfast which was disappointing but we made it work.
There didn’t see to be much control/ monitoring over who was staying in the hotel which was worrying especially as I came with my daughter. There was a drunk couple hanging around the front very early in the morning when we left and our key safe was open when I went to put it in, again worrying.
The room was clean with a lovely array of complimentary drinks to choose from. Everything was cleanly decorated and a comfy bed.
There was no secure entry system or receptionist so anyone could walk in off the street right up to room
Great location for visiting Beamish Open Air Museum.
Exceptionally clean and spacious room. Comfortable bed.
Nothing to dislike
Lovely staff.vey handy for visit to Beemish
No food available on the days we were there. Door lock very awkward to operate. A new sink, plug and tap..both need adjustment. Please think about some hooks in the bathroom. ( and some hot water to the sink would be nice!)
I've lost count of the time,s My husband and I have stayed here. It's very convenient for visiting my son and hos wife. It's a self check in with a code for a key safe. No one is onreception. But there if a phone number if you need assistance. The rooms are functional and clean. Comfy beds . With no one been on reception we always bring extra tea coffee sugar etc. The cleaners we met were lovely and did ask us if there's is anything we needed. Range,s next door is lovely place to eat . But its not open on a Monday or Tuesday. There's a one stop 5 mins walk if you need anything and a start bucks asda Aldi close by .
Our room number 18. Has a table and chairs. The plastic chairs are not the comfiest so it would be a idea to get more comfortable chairs to sit on to have cuppa and read . Another small thing would be to have a extra lamp in the room rather then having the main light on. . There's are not critics but more personal preference. . Overall the room is comfortable clean and functional.
Self contained and clean.
The email link for the keys.
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