Weymouth

Ideal location for trips into Weymouth and surrounding areas. Easy access to main traffic routes. Hotel was clean and tidy. The staff were friendly and helpful. One thing to look out for - if you wish to eat in the beefeater next door you might need to book in advance as on Friday & Saturday they are very busy.

We had an issue with our room Craig at reception will very unhelpful his only response was sorry there are no other rooms available. He didn't even have a look to see if the problem could be resolved

Poor cleanliness. Room not cleaned or hoovered. Extractor very noisy all night. Breakfast was poor quality and cold.

Not a very good start ,heating didn't work, was cold all night.only one towel for us both, no shower gel was empty,good job I brought my own,small shower didn't work,shower room wasn't clean, curtains was broke so could not close properly other than that we had a good night sleep Bed was comfortable.room wasn't 100% clean

We stay at the hotel for two nights. Three days. The surroundings were full of rubbish and broken bottles. The grounds need to be cleaned and maybe add a few plants. On the second night, my husband and our eldest child were woken by loud movement on the second floor at 2 in the morning. Moving around and voices. This went on for an hour. I went down to complain at 3am! The man on the desk said sorry but they have only just checked in! I’m sorry but why allow guests to check in so late and be loud. On leaving, three staff members were all sat around. One with her feet up on the sofa! Not very professional. No one said goodbye! The hotel is a good location by car to the front.

Stayed Easter weekend. Rooms clean tidy and quiet. But I do have take ssue with the appalling way this site is managed. On arrival the lad on reception was by himself and due to a system issue was unable to issue key cards. Fair enough systems go wrong, my issue is the complete lack of support he recieved from his manager, leaving him to fend for himself with 20 unhappy customers. Staffing levels at this site are obviously company policy, but to expect one member of staff to cope with all check-in's alone especially on a busy bank holiday weekend , when each morning you regularly see 3 or 4 staff at reception when the full extent of check out is the return of your key card, is completely beyond me. Praise should be passed onto to the lad working on reception Friday and Saturday afternoon.

The QUALITY of the hotel room was acceptable. However, 6 hours to check in is far from acceptable. I wasn’t the only guest experiencing delays by a long way, many were, but I would be surprised if many waited longer. I arrived at 3.10pm and got into my room at 9.15pm. The reason for the delay was explained to me but that should be the company’s problem, not the guests’. I had paid for my room in full approx a month in advance, and was offered not a single penny refund to compensate for the massive inconvenience. Breakfast was chaotic due to the hotel being full and too many guests arriving for breakfast at the same time. The breakfast staff did their best but were losing. The final insult was putting my coffee on the table to join the queue for food, only to find that it had been ‘cleared away’ on my return. I normally enjoy staying at Premier Inn, but not this time.

We arrived on Good Friday to chaos at the check in but it was sorted by the lovely Rhiannon who not only did a days work but then had to clean rooms in the evening - well done her for making a bad situation alright - the rest of the stay - three nights - was great with what you expect from a premier inn - Thank you to all the staff