1/5 - Terrible
Shady town full of crime

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Shady town full of crime
love barking.
Was ok
Close to tube station and plenty of food places about.
Will visit it again
Hotel was great but just wouldn’t go back to barking again the town centre after the market was a mess people around the centre I felt that I wouldn’t approach didn’t seem like a nice area but the hotel it’s self and the staff were great
