'UK's cheapest hotel was surprisingly pleasant stay for just £16.20'

A man who stayed who stayed in the 'cheapest hotel in the UK' for £16-a-night has said he'd go again, and even says it 'wasn't that bad'. George Redfern, 21, spent the night at Coco Beach Hotel, in Blackpool.

The hotel has a two-star rating on Booking.com and for £16.20-a-night appears to be the cheapest hotel in the UK. George says the accommodation wasn't as bad as he expected and he had a pleasant night.

George, a content creator, from the Wirral, Merseyside, said: "It surprised me how clean it was for a hotel that cheap, and I probably would stay there again. If I was to give a rating it would probably be a three and a half out of five."

"Probably because of the space of the room and the shower system."

George booked a room at Coco Beach Hotel in Blackpool after searching for the UK's cheapest hotel. When he got there, he said: "I knew a bit of what I looked like, and I knew it was going to be a run-down hotel. I knew it wasn't going to be the nicest."

"It took about five minutes to get into the hotel because the landlord's phone was broken. Someone from another hotel knew who he was, and they managed to get him."

When he got to his room, George said the room was generally clean but claims there were some marks on the curtains. He said: "For the price it was clean, but there were marks on the curtains, and I noticed that quite early."

"There was spray on the wall - it will probably put other people off. I got free towel and coffee facilities. There wasn't much room in the room itself. The bed was clean, and the floor was clean but the shower didn't get too hot."