Premier Inn Chester Central (South East)

Saturday mid December. 2 rooms. 1 night. Plenty of parking. Great staff. Lovely little restaurant, one of the best breakfasts out there, freshly prepared, toast, croissants, hot, cold drinks 👌. 2 miles from town centre, on an active bus route.. Sainsburys over the road.. Would definitely stay again.

Great Premier inn, I stay for work up & down the country in Premier Inns this one although having a refurb at the time of my stay for 3 nights was spectacular all the staff from reception to restaurant really made an effort to be friendly and with my company also paying the extra for the meal deal (evening meal + breakfast) this Premier Inn had it's own in house restaurant (not the ghastly Brewers Fayre most Premier Inns have attached) the food was excellent especially the breakfast well presented, tasty and notably a higher quality than other Premier Inns with a Brewers fayre attached, the new refurbished rooms are excellent with the bed remaining as comfortable as ever but with a more contemporary feel to the room ..... Serious praise must be given to the staff working here as they really went all out to offer excellent customer service.

We could not fault our room. Everything spotless. Credit to housekeeping. All linen crisp and white. Comfy bed and good night sleep. Despite extensive renovations very limited impact on our stay . Only downside for us the pub was closed but sure that is only temporary. Excellent value and service thankyou

Ideal location right off the motorway, friendly staff and lovely new redesigned rooms. No frills does exactly what it says on the tin.

The breakfast was very impressive. The parking was a complete shambles with all the work going. Reception guy didn't have much of a personality. The lady tried charging £15 on arrival for early check in of an hour even though the room was ready. The location was brilliant and some really convenient stuff nearby. Overall, the value of money for the stay was reasonable for what I paid.

We stayed as we were visiting relatives for a party. The rooms were clean and comfortable and we found it quiet. There is a Sainsbury’s opposite however there is no bar here it has closed down. We would stay here again just not having the attached restaurant was a bit of a pain. We asked in Sainsbury’s about places to eat and a member of Staff told us about a pub further up in Huntington called the Rake And Pikel. We ate there and I have to say it was fantastic it’s a bit far to walk but about a five min drive away.