Middlesbrough Hotels with Wifi

"The hotel was quite decent, and the breakfast was good as well. The location was decent, but the parking charges were a bit steep at £6."

"I visited some years ago and the hotel was tired and dinghy. The hotel however has been completely transformed in 2025 and is now very chic, clean and the staff are very helpful and friendly. Our room had been fully renovated with new bed and furniture and the en suite had a double size shower and a bath. The restaurant was bright and modern with some self service for cereal and table service for cooked breakfast. There was ample parking and the adjoining tearoom served a variety of teas and coffees as well as delicious cakes and snacks. The North York moors are just a few minutes drive and Stokesley is the nearest town with good amenities. A great place for a weekend break."

"Pretty standard for what you’re paying for! Bed was comfy and shower was good! TV wasn’t connected to internet, wifi password that was sent via email didn’t work and there was a loud humming noise throughout the night from outside (I understand it is likely that this had nothing to do with the host). Great location in town, near Albert Park, and a good alternative to a hostel."

"Place was easy to find and just a 10 min walk to tge town centre. Car park was £8 for 24 hours parking in blue bays. Room was as per any other premier in. Only gripe room we was in heard what sounded like air con/water pipes squeaking thru the night"

"It was an ok stay but for us we didn’t realise we booked when the football was on and the away fans had pretty much booked the hotel and to say it was noisy was an understatement. Staff were friendly enough but didn’t ask us if we wanted Breakfast or if we had stayed there before so seemed pretty sub standard and not really that invested in what they were doing. We had planned to use the pool but some local kids sneaked in and used it making it loud and unusable during our stay they were just causing problems and the hotel didn’t act. This is the biggest failing the hotel fails to act we had loud guests door slamming music playing loud football fans going mad till 4am and nothing was done about it. The beds were not that comfy as sadly neither of us had a good nights sleep on top of the noise by others the rooms offered no sound proofing. No air conditioning which is crazy in this day and age and not even a fan in the room, when we asked for one we just got laughed at and told good luck with that by housekeeping. This places lacks staff that care or take pride in their work. The bathroom had no fan so when used steam went everywhere and the water pressure and temperature was terrible it wasn’t overly clean so couldn’t use the bath. Only thing going for this hotel is it’s location but we wouldn’t use it again as the rooms need a lot of TLC and the staff need extra training more so on the communication front. Upon check out we weren’t even asked did we enjoy our stay as we wanted to raise our concerns."

"We booked the family room as visiting friends in the village. Well the room was more like a an apartment, with a separate room with two single beds for the kids. Lovely decor and nice bedding. The rooms were immaculate and fitted out to a high standard. Charming views of the river. We had a lovely evening meal downstairs. If you try the speciality Parmo, be warned that a whole one is definitely one for those with a big appetite. The location is great with an easy walk to local shops and centre of the village. The continental breakfast was also very generous and set us up for the day. In summary, we were really impressed with the rooms and would definitely book again for our next visit and would highly recommend it. Thank you to all the team at The Buck."

"Stayed in a twin with my son for the football for convenience, only one of everything ( towel / cup etc ) as in they wrongly assumed 1 person was staying there. Very , very average warm / cold breakfast was served the next day. For the money it's a good location and free parking."