Aberystwyth

There was plenty of parking when we arrived but overnight I noticed the entire carpark was full including double yellow line spots. Checking began promptly at 3pm with a bit of a queue. I’m from overseas and this was the only hotel in the UK where I needed my passport to checkin. We booked a double room with a view - and what a view it was. Fabulous1 straight out to see with a great view of the sunset. The room was large with good aircon and decent wifi (although it did slow down a lot after returning from dinner). Shower over bath. Everything was working and clean. The room was lovely and quiet and we slept well but some of the corridors have old squeaking timber floors. If you had a room outside one of those sections I’m not sure you’d be so happy. Location was ideal - right on the seaside and a short work to everything. Breakfast was average. We were asked to book a breakfast time when we checked in.

Premier Inn Aberystwyth was a lovely stay. The staff were pleasent and helpfull, whatever time of the day. Everywhere was very clean and accessible. Food is excellent for breakfast, light bites and evening dinner. The hotel is stated on the beach front, which is an added bonus and with lots to do around the surrounding areas. I rate my stay 100% and would definately stay here again. 😊👍

Breakfast fantastic options as usual. Attentive staff on the front desk. Room was huge for our family break which was lovely. Beds so comfy. We had a great nights sleep. The only slight issue is that ideally there would be a door onto the sea front. Would be so much more convenient for families especially rather than trekking through the car park and round

We stayed here due to visiting family in Aberystwyth. Parking is now £8 per 24 hours (the rate has increased since May this year)! Pros: Room clean and tidy, excellent mattress and pillows with extra provided, staff are all lovely, close to town centre with plenty of places to eat and drink. The Prom Diner opposite is great! Cons: For a double room, only one set of towels was provided, so we had to go to Reception and ask for extra, there is no phone in the room, so it was a journey down there and back from the 3rd floor. The room cards didn't work on numerous occasions; again, more trips to Reception to get new ones. (This may change in the future, as I think they may be having a new system installed later this year.) Reported that a lightbulb wasn't working, still not sorted by our 5th day. Now this is the biggie for me: the window in Room 308 doesn't open, it's sealed. On arrival at the room, there was a strong smell of artificial air freshener coming through the vents. There was no way to turn this off. I became quite wheezy. As an asthma sufferer, this was quite off-putting as we couldn't open the window to get some fresh air in or a through draft. This system continued all the time we were there; apparently, it was to make up for the window not opening! It was frightening, as if I had an attack; there was no phone in the room to call for help, and no window to open. I felt quite vulnerable when in the room on my own, but was ok if my partner was with me. Perhaps someone could address this for H & S purposes....

The first impression of the hotel from the seafront was not good. It looks tired and shabby. However once we went round the corner the entrance and into the hotel, everything was fine. A lovely welcome from the reception staff who stored our luggage until it was time to check in. The room was lovely and clean with great controllable air con. Breakfast was plentiful, hot and fresh. Restaurant very clean and helpful very friendly staff. Lovely to see staff member testing the temperature of all of the hot breakfast items. Would definitely recommend staying here if looking for somewhere comfortable, clean and friendly in Aberystwyth.

Comfy bed, very quiet considering the hotel was fully booked. We also had our first ever premier inn sea view which was lovely to watch the sunset from our room.