Member Advice on Chain Hotels: Premier Lodge

~Summary~ If you need somewhere to stay for a short period than you could try out Premier Travel Inn, they have a good coverage in the UK and rooms are available at short notice even in peak season. The service is sporadic throughout the country, but in my experience you will get better service the further north you go. The heating available in the hotels is okay, but the rooms can be cool in the winter and too warm in the summer. ~Introduction~ ...
...Inn') is a chain of hotels across the UK normally based in and around metropolitan centres, but equally found in other places just off the nearest main road. There are currently 464 hotels available with 15 in Wales, 49 in Scotland and the rest in England. They are easily spotted as they have a big purple sign with 'Premier Travel Inn' written in white. Prices are variable depending on location and the day you stay, but except to pay anything from ...

buzzard_cad 07.06.2005 · Read full review
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Its not often I get the chance to write a review on a hotel or accommodation as I am usually in my camper. However as the weather is not exactly camping weather and I had not spent as much time with my wife as I wished I could lately, I decided to take her to a local hotel, have a meal, and an early romantic night if you know what I mean. Have some time to ourselves away from the kids, telephone, ops, texts, college work, and generally just have ...
...a Premier Lodge only a couple of miles from my house. Not far, I know but far enough to escape and not have the Mrs worrying about the stepdaughter. She is 17, going on 40 but the Mrs treats her like she is 6. I have more faith in teenager’s ability to amuse themselves when we are not around, high music, television blaring etc. We arrived about 6.15pm and upon being greeted by a receptionist with a face like a wet kipper, and the niceties of the ...

milleniumzeus 12.12.2003 · Read full review
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For my work within Great Britain, I have switched from staying mainly in Travel Inns to mainly in Premier Lodges. Premier Lodge has now expanded to sufficient locations to make this viable - currently over 110 open and 10 or so opening soon, I believe. (None in Northern Ireland, which is why my title says GB not UK.) Like most Travel Inns and Travelodges, the Premier Lodges I have visited have functional, clean accommodation blocks with identical ...
...with phones, bath/shower/WC. Apart from some metropolitan locations, all the chains seem to charge between £39 and £50, and Premier Lodge are no exception, starting at £42. I first chose a Premier Lodge because nearby Travel Inns were booked solid. I was expecting an identical experience to the other chains. These are all aimed at business travellers and couples, and most can accommodate children within the room. So far I have found the Premier ...

Najim 29.06.2001 · Read full review
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NEVER EVER GIVE THIS HORRIBLE COMPANY YOUR CARD DETAILS THEY WILL FRAUDULENTLY USE IT>. THEY TOOK MY CARD DETAILS SAID THEY HADNT ANY ROOM SO WE FOUND SOMEWHERE ELSE TO STAY. THEY RANG MY PARTNERS MOBILE AT 21.30 BUT WE MISSED THE CALL. THEY CANT EXPECT YOU TO WAIT ALL NIGHT TO SEE IF THEY COME UP WITH A ROOM SOMEWHERE WHEN YOU ARE OVER 200 MILES FROM HOME. WHEN WE GET HOME WE DISCOVER THEY HAVE DEBITED MY CARD WITH THE COST OF THE ROOM AND REFUSE TO RECREDIT MY CARD WITH IT. i am thinking of taking solicitors advice to see if i can recover my costs legally!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...

randymilli 27.02.2008
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