stayed here for one night a few years ago after i stupidly lost my house key i arrived at 3 in the morning and they would not budge the price so have to pay full price the room was small and freezing cold because they were too tight to turn the heating on in the rooms.

I had a 5 week stay in this hotel due to a training course in Nov/Dec 2011.
If I had to go and do the course again I would be seeking a better hotel to stay in due to the fact sleeping there is a nightmare due to building vibrations.
On many occasions I was woke up by loud vibrations through the whole building normally in the early hours !!!!!!!
Only good thing about the hotel is the 2 meals of £10 pub next door !!!!!!

Having stayed at this hotel twice before I expected no less than the very best quality and comfort for the excellent value. Ibis Hotel in Lincoln came up trumps on all counts, even though there were a lot of road works outside due to a new estate being built.

I made the mistake of choosing Ibis instead of Premier Inn for my most recent business trip. The first room I was given had a dirty toilet (I won't go into detail) and there was a bad sewer smell coming from the shower drain so I asked to move. The next room was much better but the soundproofing is non-existent so I was treated to the sounds (and smells) of my neighbours cooking curry in their room. (Yes, cooking ...) The food in the cafe was diabolical so perhaps my neighbours had the right idea and I ended up going to bed hungry. The cooked breakfast was just as bad with soggy bacon, rubbery scrambled eggs and cardboard sausages. Fortunately there was cereal and yoghurt which they couldn't really mess up. Most tables were taken at breakfast by a mixture of people and I stopped counting how many times I heard the word 'f!*#ing' being used by other diners when I got to 40. The staff I spoke to were trying their best but my advice is to give this place a wide berth and book elsewhere.