Loved everything about this hotel. The staff were fabulous and, even though I had not asked for it, they gave my 85yo father-in-law an accessible room which made his stay so much better as the bathroom was larger and… more accessible for him! The location was perfect, literally right next to the train station and opposite the V&A. The buffet breakfast was perfect - toast, pastries, cereal, hot food, cold food and it was constantly topped up by attentive staff. The room was clean and a good size, comfy bed and good shower pressure.

Need a luggage rack in the room to get suitcase up off the floor… but at least there was a lot of floor space to put our suitcases!

lovely centrally located hotel, modern and clean spacious room.

Breakfast was quite poor, could have been better variety and hotter food.

New ownership making bedrooms more relaxing with colour changes, and great attention to detail. Scrupulous clean. Very welcoming staff, in every area, very helpful and always smiling. A very pleasant atmosphere. Cleaning staff were very helpful and attentive. Great hotel. 4th visit and will continue going to this excellent hotel. Everything was perfect. Thank you

Two small suggestions: biscuits with tea and coffee in room. A glass ( Plastic if necessary) in the bath room.

Very comfy bed. Pillow very plump. High quality. Temp control large display so can see it without my glasses on. Lights under the bed were cool. Kettle base secured into the counter top. Didn’t have to faff around plugging in. I had great view of river and train tracks. Especially good for a train spotter. Shame I’m not one of them. Air con was good and responsive. I turned up the temp and it got warm. I turned down the temp and it got cool. Brilliant. First hotel I ever stayed in with the bathroom tap high enough to be able to fill the kettle properly. Nice clean laminate floor. Had no concerns about previous people’s fluff! Glass door to en-suite was good - could leave bathroom light on and it made nice ambient lighting in the room. Nice comfy swivel chair. Nice modern glass desk / makeup desk. Overall really good quality, clean and modern.

Toilet paper rough. No biscuits. Strange water gurgling sounds at night. I thought it was rain but turned out there was no rain. Think it was air con.

Room perfect. enough room for my wheelchair. However bed far too wide, difficult to get out of, due to lack of use legs! Shower room, could not fault it, managed to get wheelchair in. Shower was such that I could not have fallen, I felt safe. The staff recognised that I needed 'extra assistance' and for that I am grateful. Central location, access to all I wanted to see. Railway station immediately at hand.

Hotel too big, difficult to navigate. Breakfast, the food I didn't think was at all nice, lack of choice on menu. Cooking was 'immature!'. On arrival couldn't find main access door, had to follow another guest in.

Central position next to Railway station and across the road from V & A museum in Dundee We arrived 2.5hrs early and were provided with a room straight away. The property was very clean and the breakfast was pretty good All in all a nice comfortable place to stay

We received a phone call to say that we had left our bags, a jacket and a charger cable in our room. My reply was we were in the breakfast room having breakfast and had not left yet. We saw the funny side and our belongings were where we had left them. Otherwise all good

Friendly, helpful, welcoming staff. Good breakfast. Super clean. Plenty of mirrors and good lighting. Excellent shower with toiletries provided. Comfortable bed. Everything in good condition and working order. Very well located close to amenities, transport and town centre.

Though faultless the room was spartan, minimalist, and lacking snugness or warmth to come back to. Furniture and fittings were kept to bare minimum: a single very narrow open "wardrobe", no drawers. A small glass shelf each side of the bed but nowhere to tidy or store personal effects or even underwear. 2 small hooks in the bathroom - a struggle for 2 guests for example each with towels or wanting to hang up clothing/dressing gown while showering. Nowhere for hanging a handtowel for handwashing. No tooth mug.

Sleeperz hotel is ideally located. It's beside the train station but you don't hear the trains. There's a bus stop outside the front door for local and intercity buses and the stop for the airport express is just across the street. The V&A, Discovery point, waterfront and Slessors gardens are within a few minutes walk. The city centre with shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, galleries and museums are a short walk in the other direction. The staff are incredible.. Friendly, polite, helpful and make you feel that nothing is a problem. Rooms are impeccable and the beds are super comfy. Buffet breakfast is fabulous.

The restaurant only serves breakfast, no evening meals. However you can avail of coffee and cake during the day.

Location is perfect, we took the train and my daughter counted 59 steps from the hotel exit to the entrance to the train station! Just across from the V&A museum and Discovery Ship. Very central to the city centre too. We had a double room which was very spacious, bathroom is small but functional and the shower was great. Were on the 4th floor, it was quiet inside and out. Buffet breakfast with usual continental, cereals and cooked breakfast which was all very nice (no black pudding sadly) but apart from that was good. All staff were friendly and helpful, lifts were pretty quick.

We’ve stayed at Sleeperz before and love the location. The hotel is attractive and rooms are stylishly decorated with fantastic showers. Beds are very comfortable and room facilities excellent. The reception staff we met upon arrival and on leaving were helpful and friendly, as were the breakfast team.

Unfortunately the night clerk was not as pleasant as his colleagues….! We arrived back at around 12.30am and wanted to see if the hotel had, as some do, a vending machine for soft drinks and snacks. ‘No’ he replied, ‘but you can get crisps or muffins at the bar’. I thanked him and walked towards the bar. ‘But the bars shut’ he commented with a sneer. Not sure if he thought he was funny or just hates his job but he came across as somewhat snide and patronising.