Premier Inn in General Reviews

Have now stayed at a few in various parts of the country, we receive their £29 per room offers by email and just have a look to see where we fancy going next for a quick on or two nights stay. At £29 I initially thought they would be extremely basic and not very pleasing on the eye. In all the ones that we have used we have ...  Read the complete review

I have stayed at a fair few Premier Inn hotels all over the country, usually just for one or two nights. They are well located for access to city and town centres, and normally have their own free parking available (although some hotels, like the ones in parts of London) have a car park close by, but you have to pay. The ...  Read the complete review

Although my girlfriend has moved down to Stoke now, when she used to travel down from Liverpool we would often stay at a hotel to get a bit of time to ourselves as I still live with my parents. Now, in Stoke accomodation options are pretty limited, with most people wanting to stay in a hotel for just one night whilst visiting Alton ...  Read the complete review

Well, I am just back from a two night stay at the Premier Inn on Southampton Road in Fareham which is near Portsmouth. My husband had some business in the area to which I decided to 'tag along' - I did not book the hotel until the day before - but I did not realise that this wouldn't get it me any cheaper where Premier Inns are concerned ...  Read the complete review

The week before Christmas we travelled to rugby to visit family. We decided with there being 5 of us 2 adults and 3 children it would be best to book a hotel. On shopping around we found we could not find anywhere that had rooms for a family of 5. Premier Inn had a special £29 a room per night promotion on so I decided to give them a ...  Read the complete review

Premier Inn's are my personal favourite budget priced hotel compared to Travelodge, Ibis. I prefer Holiday Inn Express though they are part of the (mid market limited service category - just down from Full service) - I digress!!! I have stayed in a few in the last 10 or so years, under their various brands! Oh and I forgot to mention, I ...  Read the complete review

For several years now, we've stayed at many Travelodges around the country, but up until last week, hadn't tried a night at a Premier Inn. They seem to offer much the same, and there was little difference in price. This review relates specifically to the Premier Inn at the Longford Inn, Gloucester. **ARRIVAL** There ...  Read the complete review

I have been to three different Premier Inn's and can say that I have had a decent experience each time. The Premier Inn offers rooms for as cheap as £20-£30 which I believe represents decent value. The room: As always clean and fresh with a kettle and refreshments, en-suite bathroom and shower as well toiletries. The rooms ...  Read the complete review

I've done a lot of travelling on the past year around the south of the UK, and have used both Premier Inn and Travelodge. Without a doubt this is the better of the two in terms of comfort and for value for money. The first thing you need to know is that it is a major Hotel chain with over 500 hotels around the country. In terms of ...  Read the complete review

I work away from home sometimes and have to stay in various hotels around the country , it can be up to 3 days sometimes and so it is important for me to have a comfortable stay . I have always found this chain of hotels to be clean and very comfortable and the staff always greet you with a smile and are very friendly as well as ...  Read the complete review

I stayed at the Premier Inn at South Mimms in Hertfordshire. I was there for a conference, and this hotel is probably a good choice for keeping you focused because there is nothing else in the area to distract you! It's quite obvious that this particular hotel is used primarily for business. Rooms were £59 per night in the week and ...  Read the complete review

Premier inn. Recently I have stayed in two premier inns one in Dover and one in Christchurch. Premier inns are a chain of hotel accommodation similar to travel lodge and holiday inn. They are dotted all around the country at convenient locations. Comparing the two inns I must say there was a consistency ...  Read the complete review

The Premier Inn I am reviewing today is the one that is situated in Dundee and is in an area called Kingsway West and is not far from a retail park by the same name. Now before I visited this Premier Inn for the first time in November the only advertisements I had seen was Lenny Henry on TV and in newspapers saying that they are a great ...  Read the complete review

I spent one very comfortable night in the premier inn just off the M25 at south mimms. It cost me £59 not including any extras such as breakfast. On arrival I was able to park my car easily in a secure free car park. Once I had checked in I had a very clean, spacious room, that had plenty of clean towels and extra pillows. I was ...  Read the complete review

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