Premier Inn Bristol Filton Hotel

The hotel was not the best Premier Inn I have used. There was no restaurant facility and the interior corridors and stairwells felt dark and rundown. Bed, as ever, was very comfortable, and the bathroom very clean. Also, a lift would be useful.

I was extremely disappointed with this hotel. First impressions of the receptionist were poor, she appeared from the back office, no eye contact and said ‘name’? No smile or greeting which when I had paid £466 for 3 nights I expected better. The bedroom carpet needed a deep clean, the bed was comfortable which was the only positive I have. It’s put my off premier inns for life. We had to extend our stay in Bristol but we moved hotels.

It is easy to under rate a Premier Inn, but they usually provide what they promote. We were aware that there was no restaurant facilities at the hotel and so we would have to go elsewhere for breakfast. The staff were very friendly and welcoming on check in and check out. There is ample car parking nearby and if you enter your registration details at Reception, it is free. The location isn't wonderful in terms of facilities, but we found a chinese takeaway a couple of minutes walk away and there was a limited supermarket across the car park and a high street burger / chicken outlet on the same site. We were allocated a corner room, so nice and quiet, but the size of it made it difficult to warm up, although there was a free standing little oil radiator which did the job. As with all Premier Inns the bed was comfortable, plenty of hot water and good space. We received what we expected.