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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:23 AM
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks


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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:43 AM
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?


Yes


I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?


Most are adequate, I would say fairly basic but clean. I wouldn't use the
expression 'good quality'. But fine for sleeping and showering. I have only
had one bad one. (and the only problem was that the bed was VERY soft - I
had to put the matress on the floor to sleep).

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.


Assuming all you want is a clean place to sleep - go for it - They usually
have no 'character'.


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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:51 AM
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between Premier
lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the rooms are all
so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are, I think, good
value for money with a reasonable size room in a good location. Breakfast is
normally taken in an attached restaurant and is overpriced for what you get.
We have usually found a nearby supermarket with a restaurant and eaten there
in the morning.

Gary


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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:51 AM
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between Premier
lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the rooms are all
so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are, I think, good
value for money with a reasonable size room in a good location. Breakfast is
normally taken in an attached restaurant and is overpriced for what you get.
We have usually found a nearby supermarket with a restaurant and eaten there
in the morning.

Gary


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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:51 AM
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between Premier
lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the rooms are all
so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are, I think, good
value for money with a reasonable size room in a good location. Breakfast is
normally taken in an attached restaurant and is overpriced for what you get.
We have usually found a nearby supermarket with a restaurant and eaten there
in the morning.

Gary


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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:51 AM
garymac
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between Premier
lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the rooms are all
so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are, I think, good
value for money with a reasonable size room in a good location. Breakfast is
normally taken in an attached restaurant and is overpriced for what you get.
We have usually found a nearby supermarket with a restaurant and eaten there
in the morning.

Gary


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Old February 21st, 2005, 11:51 AM
garymac
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between Premier
lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the rooms are all
so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are, I think, good
value for money with a reasonable size room in a good location. Breakfast is
normally taken in an attached restaurant and is overpriced for what you get.
We have usually found a nearby supermarket with a restaurant and eaten there
in the morning.

Gary


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Old February 21st, 2005, 01:09 PM
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"Miss L. Toe" wrote in message
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?


Yes


I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the
Premier
Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?


Most are adequate, I would say fairly basic but clean. I wouldn't use the
expression 'good quality'. But fine for sleeping and showering. I have
only
had one bad one. (and the only problem was that the bed was VERY soft - I
had to put the matress on the floor to sleep).

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are
the
only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.


Assuming all you want is a clean place to sleep - go for it - They usually
have no 'character'.


Thank you

Yes, all we want is a place to sleep and maybe rest for a couple of hours in
between doing stuff.


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Old February 21st, 2005, 01:09 PM
K
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"garymac" wrote in message
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"K" @. wrote in message
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Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the
Premier Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are
the only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between
Premier lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the
rooms are all so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are,
I think, good value for money with a reasonable size room in a good
location. Breakfast is normally taken in an attached restaurant and is
overpriced for what you get. We have usually found a nearby supermarket
with a restaurant and eaten there in the morning.

Gary


Thank you

Yes, I saw th price of the breakfast on the website and thought it very
expensive. Think we will grab a breakfast elsewhere on the mornings we are
there.


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Old February 21st, 2005, 01:09 PM
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"garymac" wrote in message
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"K" @. wrote in message
...
Hi All

Has anyone any experience of staying in Premier Travel Inn's in the UK?

I have stopped in several Holiday Inn Express places but never the
Premier Travel Inn's.

Are they good quality?

Just asking because we are booking a long weekend away and Premier are
the only hotel of that kind in the area we want to go.

Thanks

The premier travel inn chain have just formed from a merger between
Premier lodges and Travel Inn. The hotels are generally fine and the
rooms are all so similar that it is hard to tell where you are. They are,
I think, good value for money with a reasonable size room in a good
location. Breakfast is normally taken in an attached restaurant and is
overpriced for what you get. We have usually found a nearby supermarket
with a restaurant and eaten there in the morning.

Gary


Thank you

Yes, I saw th price of the breakfast on the website and thought it very
expensive. Think we will grab a breakfast elsewhere on the mornings we are
there.


 




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