Premier Inn in General Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

Have you ever been in the situation where you're expected to be somewhere at a ridiculous time in the morning so you and your best friend decide to go the night before and chill out (also known as get lost then go to a party with lots of random people) in a hotel? No? Just me? Oh.... We booked in for one night in the Dundee North ...  Read the complete review

I've stayed at Premier Inn quite a few times, most recently the one in Dover (Ferry Terminal). We booked a family room and I was really impressed with the amount of space we got for the money (£68 for the room for the night). There was a large double bed, a single full size mattress on the floor and a cot, and yet the room still felt spacious. ...  Read the complete review

I recently stayed at the Premier Inn Macclesfield whilst attending a wedding in the local area. I had been due to stay at the hotel where the wedding was being held, however they had no rooms available for families, so I had a quick google to find something nearby and came across this Premier Inn. At £55 for a family room, it seemed a bargain, ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn - Macclesfield North. I recently went to a wedding at Adlington Hall and stayed at the Premier Inn at Tytherington. I knew the type of accommodation available, as I have stayed in a number of their establishments over the years. Firstly, I booked the accommodation required over the internet. This was very easy to do you just put ...  Read the complete review

Last Sunday I travelled to Leeds for an all day music festival and decided to stay in a hotel rather than drive the hour back when I may have been in a slightly intoxicated state (only slightly :) ) Before I booked the hotel I did some research online, for both myself and my friend the most important criteria would be distance to the ...  Read the complete review

When me my partner and our 2 friends went down to Colchester to visit our friends, we decided to stay in the Premier Inn as it was round the corner from our friends house. On arrival we were greeted by a polite receptionist who checked us in, we then nipped to our rooms to drop our bags off. Our room was very clean it cosy. The bed was ...  Read the complete review

We arrived at premier inn in Blackpool at 9pm at night and we were relieved to find a room available! Check in was quick and efficient. The staff were very polite and made us feel very welcome. We paid £59 for a double bedroom with no breakfast. First impressions we're very good, staff we're very well presented and the place just had a ...  Read the complete review

I have stayed in a few Premier Inn hotels in the UK, and they all give a good service, however you do get what you pay for and some hotels are better than others in the Premier Inn name. The Basics: A room costs around £55-£65 depending on where you are staying and when, the weekends are normally cheaper than the week days which I ...  Read the complete review

It's the purple hotel. Way back when the Travel Inn merged with another budget hotel chain to create the Premier Travel Inn, this brand then became recognised throughout the UK, although many people often even guests couldn't quite remember/work out the name, referring to it as the Travel Lodge, Premier Lodge, Travel Inn Lodge and many ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn On Valentine's Day this year I stayed in the Premier Inn in Coleraine Northern Ireland. We decided to stay here because we hadn't got much money and it only cost us £66 for the night so they didn't put their prices up for special occasions like most hotels do. Another reason for staying at this hotel was that there is a ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn Dublin Airport.... I stayed in the Premier Inn on Saturday 14th of March to Sunday 15th of March. And it was an excellent hotel to stay in, it was very useful when I was going to the airport to collect my sister as I live around 2 hours away from the airport so I thought I would go to a cheap hotel for the night, it is under ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn is the name of a budget hotel chain, with 500 branches across Britain. It used to be called Travel Inn, then Premier Travel Inn ... now simply Premier Inn. I have stayed in lots of different branches of Premier Inn in the last few years, and I have always found the prices low and the quality high. They have a ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn is one of those 'budget' hotel chains like Travelodge. They offer rooms from around £50 - £55 a night average and I usually find the weekend rate is different to midweek. Ive stayed in quite a few of these and much prefer them to Travelodge which I think has gone downhill a lot in recent years. Most of the Premier Inns are ...  Read the complete review

The Premier Inn is not somewhere I have had to stay in the past but since I have started my new job I have found myself there more and more. You see this is works best supplier for a hotel for value and quality. I had my doubts due to it being advertised as budget hotel and very low price but now I have been a few times I have to say I think ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at the Premier Inn London County Hall, Belvedere Road, last week (mid-November). It's just 5 mins' walk from Westminster Bridge. I was on the 5th floor, without much of a view apart from concrete, though the London Eye was visible from the landing! The room - a double - was perfectly functional and very clean, medium-sized and ...  Read the complete review