Premier Inn Stratford-Upon-Avon Central

DO NOT LET THEM PUT YOU IN ROOMS 1 - 15 Location good. Clean-ish see photos. Breakfast ok. Room - awful and is now called "the room of doom" As you will see from the photos the window was very over grown even in November. It was also below ground so you couldn't open the window at all. It was very claustrophobic and also we felt unsafe if there was a fire you would not be able to get out!!! As with most of this type of hotel it was very hot and stuffy. Obviously thete wad no way to ooen the window to elevate this. Such a shame as the location was really good.

4 flights of stairs to get up to reception carrying all your bags. Big sign saying 'Lift to Reception' but then realised we had accidentally entered the disabled lift before reading the sign to say it couldn't carry 2 people with bags, but then couldnt get out of it. The check in lady was rude when I joked about getting stuck in the lift. The place is like a maze and the corridors have bits of paper stuck to the walls to show you which way to get out. The room was obviously once a nice big room which has been divided into 2 so now a weird L shape. The layout is so bad you have squeeze your body between the bed and a shelf beneath the TV, so I was glad I'm not fatter! The window is obviously in the other half of the room because all we had was a skylight, and I had to climb on the chair to open it and close the blind! Breakfast was just as bad. Only the second time in my life that the bacon (my favourite part if breakfast and the whole reason I booked it) was so disgusting that I couldn't eat it, and my daughter's vegetarian sausage was undercooked and nasty. To top off our lovely stay, we had to carry all our bags for 10 minutes through the morning rush hour traffic to get to our car as there's no parking on site, so choosing a city centre room so we were close to the museums was a complete waste of time.

Booked in to attend a conference in the town and this Hotel worked out a lot less expensive than the Conference Hotel. The staff are a credit from booking in to checking out no issues and very friendly. Evening meal ...what do you expect for a tenner it was value for money my room was clean fresh but alas the corridors needed a vacuum and of course there is building work going on but I knew this in advance (No Lift). Breakfast was great and cooked to order as I ate before the buffet was ready. Never had a bad stay with this Chain.

I can not fault the staff .the rooms where quality the bed extremely comfortable the breakfast was excellent. And still managed a good night's sleep considering the hotel was under going refurbishment.very considering when the work started and ended on the day avoiding not to disturb the guests. We'll done

Mostly OK and while refurbishment is ongoing you have to expect drilling and staircase painting to start at 8am and go on to 5pm. But I did not like some aspects of the new room which had only a skylight as window and where the only place with enough light to read was in bed. There was a nice little round table with 2 chairs directly under the skylight, in the darkest part of the room outside daylight hours. In other respects the stay was fine, nice bed, good bathroom, good breakfast.

Do not go here until the refurb is finished we at the hotel right now. It is living hell no consideration for health and safety. Strong smell of paint dust every where made worse by the strong smell of cigarettes in the lift and corridors especially where the workers are. Fire doors kept open by chairs so no safety. Had notification by email at 11am while we were driving to the hotel. No consideration by the staff they just shrug their shoulders absolute joke. Needing to careful monitor as I suffer from asthma and the strong paint cigarette smell meant very little sleep. We arrived to drilling and workers banging about 50 metres away!!!!! Looking for another hotel but no availability at such short notice.

We have stayed at this hotel before and found it just as good as last time. The location is excellent as it is just a few minutes away from the town centre and all of the main attractions. There are quite a few internal stars which may be difficult to navigate if you have accessibility. Issues, but I’m sure this can be rectified if you contact the hotel in advance. The room was up to the usual standard and breakfast was delicious as always. A very inexpensive stay which suit us perfectly for our needs.

As mentioned in recent previous Reviews this Prem Inn is in need of a total refurbishment - which has begun by the sounds of workmen clattering around from 8am this morning. The Staff, as always, are excellent. The room we are in is at best 'tacky'; black mold around shower and sink; unclean shower head; broken USB socket (there is only one); however on the plus side is the hotel's location. The bed is very comfortable too. There is no parking, however, a 10mins walk over 2 very business roads is a car park which charges a very reasonable £12 for 72hrs. Presently, scaffolding surrounds most of the hotel. At £55 per night for a couple it's not expensive (book far in advance) and the A/C worked (after we requested it to be switched on) which helps the freshness of the room as the windows can't be opened. No net curtains and our room was directly overlooked thus we kept the curtains closed throughout the stay. Thus, if you need to be only a few minutes walk to the RSC Theatre and the town centre with all it offers, then, like us, you might still choose this Hotel.

If you are allocated room 217, request another room, the room is fine, plenty big enough and clean. You just won’t get much sleep, there’s what looks like 2 vents or air conditioning inlets, they were going all night, it sounded like a washing machine on spin, hardly got any sleep at all, I was so tired the following day, I had to sleep in a lay-bye on the way home