Premier Travel Inn Blackpool Central

My boyfriend and I stayed here for 1 night on route 'up north'! I was nervous about booking in Blackpool and although had never booekd into a Premier Inn before decided to give it a go based on other peoples reviews. It was great, big car park, free parking, short walk to the pleasure beach, clean room, very comfortable bed and pleasant staff! Couldn't fault it and would definately stay again. Very reasonably priced.

Myself, husband and 3 small children stayed for one night recently at the travel inn. We only booked the day before we intended to stay and were accomodated with our request of a family room with travel cot. the room was fantastic, extremely clean and in a very good state of decor and furnishings. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We also ate at the Yeadon Way next door which also had excellent service and friendly staff. We ate dinner and breakfast there and could not fault either. Breakfast good value with eat as much as you like. Good location as only 10 minute walk for Pleasure Beach. Overall really impressed and would definitely return. Catherine & Family

Me and my boyfriend stayed here for 3 nights in a double bed room, chosen for being close to the Pleasure Beach There are thousands of hotels/ B&B's in Blackpool, but we decided to go for a hotel brand that we recognised, and it was a great decision. Check in was easy and simple, although dragging my heavy suitcase up a flight of stairs wasnt (no lifts), but that could have been the huge amount of stuff I packed for the trip. Room was very nice and clean, shower worked perfectly and overall we were very happy with the hotel. The only annoying thing was that because we are only 18, whenever we went to collect our room key, they were a bit suspicious of us and kept asking us our names to check we stayed there. The pub next door was good as well, great food and stayed open until midnight. Overall, a great hotel and I would definately revisit

We were in need of basic accommodation in Blackpool during a busy holiday period. The only accommodation available was the Premier Travel Inn on Yeadon Way (there are other Premier Travel Inns located in Blackpool). After arriving at the wrong Premier Travel Inn we were redirected to the correct premises. We found that it was located to the south of Blackpool, within sight of the big rides on the Pleasure Beach. The staff were pleasant but check-in was slow. The rooms (a family room and a disabled room) were well appointed for this type of establishment. Car parking was free to residents but beware – show your car pass or you will get a ticket in their regularly patrolled car park. The hotel is adjacent to a massive public car park. On two of the four nights were disturbed by boy racers squealing around this car park, revving their engines and producing clouds of smoke from burning rubber. They also play their boom box sterios at ear splitting volumes. Not the hotel's fault but this could put you off staying there. On the Saturday night I estimate that there were 200+ custom cars and about 1,000 spectators. We had one meal in the neighbouring Whitbread Pub Restaurant. This was well cooked, promptly and politely served and reasonably priced. As we wanted to visit Blackpool and the Pleasure Beach we found this hotel’s location perfect. The road into Blackpool town centre is straight and easy to follow. I would recommend this Premier Travel Inn to anyone wishing to have a budget holiday in a central location perfectly placed for the sights and beach.

You really can't go wrong with a Premier Travel Inn - once you've stayed in one you pretty much know what to expect namely a pleasant clean room, family friendly facilities and decent value for money (from £56 per room per night - not per person) The Blackpool Premier Travel Inn is ideally situated just a short walk from the Pleasure Beach. It is in a quiet location, perfect when you want to get away from the noisy crowds at the end of the day. The room was pleasantly decorated and very clean. It contained a (very comfortable) double bed, wardrobe, dressing table/stool, armchair and a colour television. All rooms have 'blackout' curtains and tea/coffee making facilities are provided. The bathroom was clean and there were plenty of fresh towels. Breakfast is served next door at the Yeadon Way Brewers Fayre. Although the breakfast is not particulary cheap at £7.50 per person the choice of food on offer is excellent and always well cooked. I have stayed at this Travel Inn on several occasions and it comes highly recommended for a short break in Blackpool.

We booked two rooms here for a 1 night stay to watch a show. The hotel is about 5 minutes from the main centre of blackpool and is very close to the pleasure beach and access to the motorway. Staff were friendly and got us sorted out quickly. We got back to the hotel in the early hours and there was someone on the front desk so security isnt a problem. Nice breakfast in the next door pub too. Room was fine - we had 2 twin rooms. Great value for money, good nights sleep, highly recommend as an alternative to the B&B's

Recently stayed at the Premier Travel Inn in Blackpool for a couple of nights. The hotel is located in a great place just at the end of the motorway and only a 5min walk from the front. The room was clean and fairly big, but the bed was broken and the shower wasn't great, the hotel was also noisy as we could here other guests walking past and doors slaming and the room above us. The pub/restaurant next door was very good which is lucky cos we didnt find that many places to eat in Blackpool other than the usual fish & chips. Don't bother with the expensive breakfast in there, go to one of the many cafes near by.

This hotel was a really good find. It is a 5 minute walk from the Pleasure Beach and Sandcastle Waterworld. To walk to the central area (for the shops/Tower) it took us about 15 minutes. There is a pub next to the hotel which serves ok food, I'd venture into the centre for something a bit more tasty though! The rooms were spacious and clean (as found in all Premier Travel Inn's). Check-in was 2pm but we arrived at 10am, so the receptionist gave us a car parking permit and we went off swimming and came back at 3ish to check in, with no problems at all. Check out the next day was 12pm, which was lovely to have a lie in as Blackpool B&B's kick you out at 10am and get you up at 8.30am for breakfast!! There are numerous cafe's around to get a decent breakfast for less than £5. We again left our car there for the full day and went into the centre, which saved us a fortune in parking fees. Enjoy!!

Stayed with my twelve year old son to experience the delights (for him) of Blackpool Pleasure Beach. Hotel Reception Staff were friendly and good natured, even when faced with large groups of arrivals. Rooms are big enough, my boy enjoyed bouncing around the beds and the bathroom was spotless. Not exactly a scenic spot, built in a big car park but that said it is easy walking distance to the promenade . The Pub attached to the Hotel was just OK, convenient, nice staff, but avoid the cooked breakfast - managed to be dry and greasy at the same time. Well worth the budget price if your filling up a room, is what it claims to be, a convenient budget hotel.

We stayed at this hotel with our little ones who's 7 months old on the 28th April for one night after a day out in Balckpool. Staff were very considerate of us having a baby and put a travel cot all made up for us in our room. The room itself was on parr with a 4* hotel that we had stayed in earlier in the month and the bathroom was lovely and clean with a powerful shower. Windows opened which I know sounds petty but it can get so hot in hotels. Would definately recommend this hotel especially as there's lots of dodgy places in Blackpool charging more.