Premier Inn Tiverton

Adequate room. Nice bathroom. A net curtain on the window facing the road would have been nice. The real downside was breakfast- the area is not large enough for the number of guests. Despite booking a time there's often a wait to sit. A sign says it's table service but it turned out to be self service. That would be OK if there was enough food as the hot area was often empty or half full. There were a lack of plates and cups. The member of staff's role seemed to consist of constantly apologising. It was a total shambles on both days. Parking is limited to a handful of disabled bays meaning you need to pay in the multi storey or council car park. The room was OK but the whole place comes across as tired compared to other Premier Inns we've stayed at. Someone really needs to come in and sort out the breakfast situation- it just needs organising properly.

The complete experience was superb, absolutely 1st class. Staff, food, room and price were excellent. I would highly recommended the Premier Inn I just can't fault it. We would certainly stay again when we are in the area. Many Thanks to all the lovely staff.

The hotel is well located and maintains the usual high standards of cleanliness and comfort. The staff here however are exceptionally good. Elliott was on reception and very polite, efficient and full of good local advice. He then doubled up as a waiter in the evening and once again he was highly efficient and his humorous personality shown through. A credit indeed to his company. The food provided BT the chef Ash was superbly done making the 'meal deal' great value. The only reason this venue isn't 5 stars is the parking. The multi story car park next door costs £16 overnight which adds 25% to the cost if you have a car. However other local car parks within a two minute walk should be utilised where overnight parking is £2.10 between 1800 and 0800. If you like a lie in you'll need to 'feed' the car park meter.