Guest User
April 28, 2025
Booked for two nights and was very disappointed to discover on arrival that the adjoining Beefeater restaurant was closed, and had been for some time. We knew this Premier Inn was out of town with no other restaurants close by. The photograph shown on the website clearly has the Beefeater sign visible. The hotel is in need of refurbishment. The outside and car park are tatty. We had to search out a member of staff to check-in, who explained we could eat in Premier Inn restaurant but my husband, in his search for a member of staff, had found the restaurant to be dark and dingy. Member of staff was friendly but looked a bit embarrassed. Room was clean but needs updating. We ate at the Anderton Arms about a mile or so towards Preston. Not really walkable as lonely and dark. On returning on Saturday evening reception was packed with people queuing to check in and only one member of staff available to deal with check-in, answer phone and sort out some kind of emergency that was taking place. More staff needed. Not up to usual Premier Inn standard, we will avoid this one in future