Premier Inn Wadebridge

Stayed here while visiting friends in Padstow, and it was an ideal base—just a short drive away. The hotel was clean, quiet, and offered the reliable comfort you'd expect from a Premier Inn. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. Plenty of free parking made coming and going easy, and the location is great for exploring the north Cornwall coast. Would happily stay again!

Check in was very poor as the check in machine was broken and the member of staff on duty was very slow checking us in. We decided to have dinner in the Thyme restaurant, which was incredibly disappointing and frustrating. When we first arrived and placed our order, we were told there was no fresh chicken available. That was unfortunate, but we decided to go ahead and order two fish and chips and two scampi and chips instead. After placing our order, we waited a full 40 minutes with no update. Finally, the waitress came over—not to serve the food, but to inform us that there was no fish available either. At that point, it felt like our time had been completely wasted, so we decided to go and eat elsewhere There was no real explanation as to why it took so long to inform us. The communication and service were incredibly poor. It's unacceptable for a restaurant to take orders for items they can't provide, and even worse to wait nearly an hour before saying anything. Breakfast wasn't much better, broken toaster, cold buffet food, and rubbery scrambled egg that had seen better days. Needless to say, we left very disappointed and won’t be returning. I hope management takes feedback like this seriously and works on improving communication and inventory management.

We stayed for two nights midweek and had a great experience. The room was clean, quiet, and comfortable – just what we needed. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the location is ideal for exploring the local area. Would definitely stay again.

We stayed at the Wadebridge Premier Inn for four nights while exploring this beautiful part of Cornwall, and it was a great experience. The hotel was clean, quiet, and very comfortable – exactly what you’d hope for from a Premier Inn. The room was spacious with a lovely comfy bed, and everything was spotless and well looked after. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay, which really added to the positive experience. Although we didn’t have breakfast at the hotel, it was a great base for getting out and about – close to the town centre and perfectly located for visiting nearby spots like Padstow, Port Isaac, and the Camel Trail. We’d happily stay here again and would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

We have stayed at many Premier Inns over the years BUT our stay at the one in Wadebridge was a shambles.We always have the meal deal,but on arrival was told they had no chef so it would be a limited basic menu. One of the 2 receptionist would be cooking dinner. She had no experience in the kitchen,had no protective clothing and hair all hanging loose.The other receptionist was on desk checking in guests handing out room keys and also doing the drinks and serving tables.Breakfast was not much better, as for as much as you can eat there was nothing there.Everything was waiting to be cooked, no doubt by another receptionist.We paid £57 for our meal deal and feel we were robbed.You advertise this online with views of lovely meals shown and therefore you are delivering what you show.What a letdown. Look forward to your reply Mr D Rowlands

We stay in this hotel for business a couple of times a year and have always been satisfied by the offering. For the price point the room is comfortable, clean and quiet. All ameneties provided as expected; heating and cooling work fine; good shower and bath. After long days we usually just opt for dinner in the hotel restaurant and although not fine dining we are always happy with the food and service. This year though we noted that the restaurant offering has been held back by short staffing. This results in a very limited menu and restricted opportunity to book a slot for dinner. The staff working the dinner shift were great though, they did their very best. Breakfast was, as usual, very good. Croissants particularly yummy. I know that there are staffing issues in hospitality right now but I find it astonishing that a big chain like this cannot fully staff their establishments (particularly during a bank holiday weekend). Maybe pay a little more...?