Premier Inn Harrogate

Stayed two times in January, both times the room and the service were more than I expected, and the food both breakfast and dinner at the restaurant next door was excellent. This Premier iInn lived up to the promise of great value at a great price.

Stayed here for the weekend in December. Check in was very quick and freindly. The room was well equiped, comfy beds, clean and spacious. Good value fo money. The only complaint was that I could hear the people moving about in the room above - the ceiling/floor was very creaky. But for the price, no complaints at all.

Having stayed in quite a few Premier Inns, you know what to expect and this stay met with expectations. Check in was swift, receptionist was very polite and chatty. Room was clean and everything worked, the bathroom was fine and the bed was very comfy. My only complaint would be the incredibly creaky floors - I was woken at 1.40am by the person in the room above as any movement sent the ceiling and walls into creaking overdrive!! Road outside is also a bit busy on a weekday morning as Harrogate college is nearby - fortunately... more

We have stayed at this property several times over the last few years, both as a couple and as a family. The staff are always welcoming, the rooms are basic, but so is the price. We have always found the rooms to be clean and well prepared. Additional coffee etc is available at reception all you have to do is ask. The attached restaurant is good, although at the weekend you can have a long wait for food if you havent booked your table. One thing ive found out recently is that if you are a resident in the Premier Inn, you can order your food... more

We were on our way to a family wedding in North Yorkshire and stayed here for one night. We regularly stay in Premier Inns, as we have two young children and they are one of the few (if not the only) hotel chains who provide family rooms which you can book online with no fuss. Plus, you always know what you will get: a clean, comfortable, spacious (ish) room, with a decent family restaurant next door. Breakfast is always good, too - as much as you can eat for about half what you would pay in a more upmarket hotel. Ours was a typical... more

Anyone who stays in a Premier travel Inn should know what to expect - a good value clean room with comfortable beds in a hotel attached to a local pub/restaurant. I find it absolutely absurd that someone could describe this property as "Horrible" it is far from that! Anyone looking for a base at a good cost in the Harrogate area should stay here. If you want one of the typical olde-worlde local hotels, then don't. The Park pub next door serves food which is typical of a chain, but was enjoyable non the less without blowing us away.... more

So, I guess I must have stayed in a different place to the other folks reviewing this hotel eh? I was a single female stayng in this hotel for 2 nights. The receptionist said they hadn't realised that I was a lone female (I booked with 2 male colleagues so obvious confusion) and couldn't apologise enough that my room was on the ground floor... they have a policy that lone females are not allocated rooms at ground level. It was fine by me and as I had arrived late all the other rooms were already taken The room was extremely clean, the... more

Booked room via main booking line, on arrival room incorrectly made up only one bed made up instead of the two, not even spare bedding so we could make it up. room generaly in good order but not very clean in bathroom. Went for meal in "The Park Restaurant" which is part of the hotel, ordered food at 8pm, at 8.45pm had to ask if food was coming at all, another ten minutes later food arrived, ordered lamb steak, steak was well done on one half the other half was raw/frozen, chips had been fried to death, we left soon after. The duty... more

Well, many people heap scorn on the Travel Inns, a fairly new chain of budget hotels. I personally like them very much and stay in them a lot when I visit England. The biggest thing in their favour as far as I am concerned is that you pay per room and not per person - this is generally what us North Americans are used to and when travelling with a family it is the only way to pay!! All hotels have a flat rate of GBP 45.00 to GBP 62.00 dependant on location. The Harogate Travel Inn is fairly new and very typical of the chain. It is... more