Premier Inn in General

This review concerns the two Premier Inns that I have stayed at - Premier Inn Macclesfield North and Premier Inn Peterborough A1 (M) Junction 16. The first time that I stayed at a Premier Inn was in Summer 2008, when we were visiting Macclesfield, with a view to moving to the area from Sussex, to be closer to my family in the Peak District. The Premier Inn Macclesfield North is situated at Tytherington Business Park, on Springwood Way, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 2XA. As it is on a Business Park, and on the edge of town, there is plenty of free parking available. We paid £58.00 per night for four nights in a double room, with a cot for our ...  Read the complete review

I recently had to attend a training course in the Midlands and as I really didn't fancy tackling the M6 first thing in the morning I investigated local hotel options. The Premier Inn in Redditch was less than 5 miles from where I needed to be so I booked a 2 night stay. Premier Inn are a chain of budget hotels, they have over 500 properties across the UK. I found the booking process very easy - you can search Premier Inn's website by town, by postcode or by searching for hotels near a particular motorway or A road. The site will then check what is available on your selected dates and take your credit card details to confirm the booking, although your card ...  Read the complete review

I recently stayed in a Premier Inn on my way back from Scotland for one night and I have to say, I was impressed. I stayed in the Premier Inn in Motherwell, Glasgow and it was the best hotel room I've stayed in, and relatively cheap too. It cost us £54 for one night with 2 adults and a child staying in one room. I also stayed in a Travel Lodge a week before on my way up to Scotland, but I have to say it was positively dire compared to the Premier Inn. The hotel was quite easy to find and was signposted, but if you do have trouble finding it, no fear! Premier text you directions to your hotel! We arrive quite late at the Inn but there was still ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn is a budget hotel chain that has hotels throughout the country. Hotels tend to be situated either in City Centres, near venues (for example sporting/concert arenas) or at motorway service stations. The chain's current advertising slogan is "Everything's premier but the price" and in most cases I would agree with this, it is usually possible to get a double or twin room at one of their hotels for around £50 per night. I find that one of the big advantages that the chain has over some of its rivals is the fact that there is no need to pay for the room at the time of booking and as long as a booking is cancelled by around ...  Read the complete review

Until last month I had never stayed in a Premier Inn before. It was the first time in this country where I needed a stopover hotel. We were on the way back from Ireland and, whilst in the past I have always done the journey from Dundalk to London in one day- I had reached the opinion on the last trip that I never wanted to do that again- so stopover needed. Now, because it was just a bed for the night -we would be arriving in time for dinner and leaving early- a good basic hotel was all we needed. So we booked into the Premier in LLandudno for £59 for the night. Check-in was easy and the receptionist and other staff could not have been ...  Read the complete review