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Article: Dirtiest Hotels by TripAdvisor

  • 02-03-2009 10:38am
    #1
    dfcelt
    Closed Accounts Posts: 227 ✭✭


    Just recieved email from Tripadvisor of Dirtiest Hotels 2009, hope nobodies booked in :eek:

    Dirtiest Hotels - United States
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Hotel Carter, New York City, New York
    2.Continental Bayside Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida
    3.New York Inn, New York City, New York
    4.Eden Roc Motel, Wildwood, New Jersey
    5.Days Inn Cleveland Airport, Brook Park, Ohio
    6.Days Inn Airport / Stadium Tampa, Tampa, Florida
    7.Travelodge Bangor, Bangor, Maine
    8.Velda Rose Resort Hotel, Hot Springs, Arkansas
    9.Ramada Plaza Hotel JFK International Airport, Jamaica, New York
    10.Days Inn & Suites Gatlinburg, Gatlinburg, Tennessee

    Dirtiest Hotels - United Kingdom
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Cromwell Crown, London, England
    2.Corbigoe Hotel, London, England
    3.Nanford Guest House, Oxford, England
    4.Cosmopolitan Hotel, Brighton, England
    5.Eden Plaza Hotel, London, England
    6.Hanover Hotel, London, England
    7.Rose Court Hotel, London, England
    8.Imperial Hotel, Manchester, England
    9.Gresham Hotel Bloomsbury, London, England
    10.Park Hotel, London, England

    Dirtiest Hotels - Asia (Pacific)
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.First Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand
    2.Hotel Grand Central, Singapore, Singapore
    3.The Imperial Hotel, Hong Kong, China
    4.Royal Peacock Hotel, Singapore, Singapore
    5.Woraburi Sukhumvit Hotel and Resort, Bangkok, Thailand
    6.Colmar Tropicale, A French-Themed Resort, Bentung, Malaysia
    7.Oxford Hotel, Singapore, Singapore
    8.City Gate Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam
    9.Royal Parkview Hotel, Bangkok, Thailand
    10.Aseania Resort, Langkawi, Malaysia

    Dirtiest Hotels - France
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Hotel Merryl, Paris, France
    2.Hotel Bristol Republique, Paris, France
    3.Hotel Lebron, Paris, France
    4.Hotel Altona, Paris, France
    5.Comfort Hotel Airport CDG, Roissy, France
    6.Notre Dame Hotel, Paris, France
    7.PV-Holidays Village Pierre & Vacances du Cap Esterel, Agay, France
    8.Abotel Hibiscus, Paris, France
    9.Plaza Opera Hotel, Paris, France
    10.Hotel Saintonge, Paris, France

    Dirtiest Hotels - Germany
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    We looked everywhere, honest. But our members tell us there aren't that many dirty hotels in Germany.
    1.Hotel Modern, Munich, Germany
    2.Central Hotel am Dom, Cologne, Germany
    3.Ludwig Hotel, Munich, Germany
    (Beg to differ? Write a review and warn fellow travelers!)
    Dirtiest Hotels - India
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Centaur Hotel, IGI Airport, New Delhi, India
    2.Hotel Regent Continental, New Delhi, India
    3.Ashok Hotel, New Delhi, India
    4.Marina Hotel New Delhi, New Delhi, India
    5.Jupiter Spa & Resort, Salcette, India
    6.Ajanta Hotel, New Delhi, India
    7.The Connaught, New Delhi, India
    8.Hotel Janpath Ashok, New Delhi, India
    9.Hotel Welcome Palace, New Delhi, India
    10.Hotel Yamuna View, Agra, India

    Dirtiest Hotels - Italy
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Hotel Nizza, Rome, Italy
    2.Hotel Anglo Americano, Rome, Italy
    3.Repubblica Hotel, Rome, Italy
    4.Hotel Club Florence, Florence, Italy
    5.Piccolo Hotel Il Palio, Siena, Italy
    6.Hotel Ascot Florence, Florence, Italy
    7.Blue Paradise Resort, Parghelia, Italy
    8.Casa Olmata, Rome, Italy
    9.Hotel Guelfa, Florence, Italy
    10.Hotel Delle Nazioni, Milan, Italy

    Dirtiest Hotels - Spain
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Playamar, S'illot, Spain
    2.Catalonia Gardens, Salou, Spain
    3.Rambla & Catalunya Hostel, Barcelona, Spain
    4.Amalia Apartments, Benidorm, Spain
    5.Hostal Abrevadero, Barcelona, Spain
    6.Althay Apartments, Costa Calma, Spain
    7.HTOP Gran Casino Royal, Lloret de Mar, Spain
    8.Hotel Veracruz, Sitges, Spain
    9.Hotel Emperador, El Arenal, Spain
    10.Guitart Capri, Lloret de Mar, Spain


Comments

  • #2
    breadmonkey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,608 ✭✭✭breadmonkey


    dfcelt wrote: »
    Dirtiest Hotels - India
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)

    1.Centaur Hotel, IGI Airport, New Delhi, India
    2.Hotel Regent Continental, New Delhi, India
    3.Ashok Hotel, New Delhi, India
    4.Marina Hotel New Delhi, New Delhi, India
    5.Jupiter Spa & Resort, Salcette, India
    6.Ajanta Hotel, New Delhi, India
    7.The Connaught, New Delhi, India
    8.Hotel Janpath Ashok, New Delhi, India
    9.Hotel Welcome Palace, New Delhi, India
    10.Hotel Yamuna View, Agra, India

    Dehli - what a kip. India is such a massive country and pretty much all of the most horrible places located in Delhi.


  • #3
    mumhaabu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,031 ✭✭✭mumhaabu


    Where is Ireland's list?


  • #4
    dfcelt
    Closed Accounts Posts: 227 ✭✭dfcelt


    Thats the only countries they listed mumhaabu, we're just a wee island that nobody comes to visit any more :)


  • #5
    vinylbomb
    Registered Users Posts: 605 ✭✭✭vinylbomb


    I'd say in Ireland it would be a list of empty/closed hotels that would be more likely.

    The thing about Germany is true, their really isn't any muck-sty hotels there, I've traveled extensively over there and to be honest if you want to find a dirty room you'll have to mess it up yourself first. Even during Oktoberfest!!


  • #6
    mumhaabu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,031 ✭✭✭mumhaabu


    vinylbomb wrote: »
    I'd say in Ireland it would be a list of empty/closed hotels that would be more likely.

    The thing about Germany is true, their really isn't any muck-sty hotels there, I've traveled extensively over there and to be honest if you want to find a dirty room you'll have to mess it up yourself first. Even during Oktoberfest!!

    Too, true my friend, I am in Germany now in a Hotel and I would be quite happy to eat my dinner of the floor.


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  • #7
    Berty
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26,152 ✭✭✭✭Berty


    As I type this I am in a Dublin hotel waiting for the porter to come up with replacement top sheet for the bed to remove the one with dried blood stains on it.

    I told two members of staff about this today and clearly they did nothing about it.

    For Shame. I wont name the hotel yet.

    PICT0123.jpg


  • #8
    mumhaabu
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,031 ✭✭✭mumhaabu


    At least you have functional internet in your Dublin hotel, I stayed in Dublin Sunday night before flying out here and had dialup speeds all the way through, in what was supposed to be one of Dublin top hotels. Luckily I had O2 Mobile Internet as backup though. The top right hand side stain looks like nail polish or something though or else it is the light.


  • #9
    Ann22
    Registered Users Posts: 8,004 ✭✭✭Ann22


    Berty wrote: »
    As I type this I am in a Dublin hotel waiting for the porter to come up with replacement top sheet for the bed to remove the one with dried blood stains on it.

    I told two members of staff about this today and clearly they did nothing about it.

    For Shame. I wont name the hotel yet.

    PICT0123.jpg
    That doesn't look much like blood, bit too pink. Blood is brown when it's dry. Still not nice to see it though:(


  • #10
    blog_blog_blog
    Closed Accounts Posts: 102 ✭✭blog_blog_blog


    Do you follow people round parks aswell., ,trolling my posts
    Call the Samaritans if your lonely
    germany is crap!


  • #11
    Quint
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,407 ✭✭✭Quint


    blog_blog_blog wrote: »
    Clean hotels doesn't make up for Germany being a boring kip..
    PROS: Great roads very efficient travel network.. Mullets?..
    CONS:No craic ,disgusting food,Nothing open on a sunday !.. Everything closes at 9pm!Mullets

    My worst destination holiday! I have to work there unfortunately! It good if your planing to lose some weight, as I eat nothing while there. Except some good steaks. That usually are still moo-ing on the plate they are that rare

    Question
    how many German themed restaurants have you being to ,or even seen.
    NONE!

    Germany is a fantastic place. Great bars, great beer and the perfect food to go with it - currywurst. I was in Bochum, Cologne and Hamburg and all had bars open till late. In Hamburg you could drink till 5 or 6am.
    Steaks are supposed to be rare! And if you don't like it, send it back. Considering Hamburgers and Frankfurters are of german origin, I've seen plenty of german restaurants around!


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  • #12
    lostprophetsie
    Closed Accounts Posts: 112 ✭✭lostprophetsie


    Dirtiest Hotels - United States
    (based on TripAdvisor traveler reviews)
    1.Hotel Carter, New York City, New York

    Stayed here before as I imagine many J1 students and people travelling on a budget have throughout the years. Some of the reviews on tripadviser are hilarious and sadly most true :D


  • #13
    The Davestator
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,497 ✭✭✭The Davestator


    Actuall stayed in the Carter for 10 nights in 08 and found it grand. nothing special but so central and so cheap we couldn't refuse it!

    If you're in New York, you're not going to be spending much time in your room so we didnt mind. bed was about 8 foot wide!


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