Premier Inn Bath City Centre

I have bever stayed in a premier inn before so therefore didn't know about putting card in light slot ( should have been told when checking in I feel). I had to cone down and ask . But the most upsetting part of my stay was roo. Not cleaned properly, dirty cups left on table . And on my last night I found a pair of dirty socks IN MY BED !!!!! Releasing the duvet to pull up as I was cold, and I came across dirty socks!!! We're my shorts changed at all from last person staying in that room ? I will stay in a prem inn again though as breakfast was good and room was a nice comfortable size.

We booked a two night stay. Everything was terrible. First, there is no active receptionist seated, you need to make a call to get one on site, second, the rooms are noisy coming from a central air vacuum chamber. Aside the noise produce, it also get very cold at night and since you cannot control this air vacuum chamber, you have endure through the stay. Thirdly, the alarm bells. Those bells can wipe your ears off. In our case, there was an incident of fire alarm as a result of someone smoking in one of the rooms. The incident happen at 22-23 hours. We needed to stay out for extra 2 hours to get the alarms fixed. Then there is also the case of your bathroom soap getting finished in the middle of your bath. In our case, we have to rush to the receptionist to request refill. However, the receptionist could only offer some shampoo in a disposable cup to us. That became our soap until we departed. Staying in this facility is a nightmare. The management was terrible. Everything seems dismantled.

The reception and the room cannot be faulted, but that is why we choose Premier Inns. However the breakfasts we had on both days left us disappointed. The sausages wore leather jackets and you could almost bounce the eggs. To top ot all off It was all lukewarm. I tested this by picking up the sausage and the hash browns with my fingers It is a shame as we have always had excellent breakfasts when ever we stay at Premier Inns. We ate out the first night, even though there is a restaurant attached to the hotel, but after the first breakfast, I was not going to eat in a restaurant that could not supply a decent breakfast. So we had a very pleasant evening in the Wetherspoons that is next door. On top of that, Wetherspoons serves proper beer/ale and not the rubbish that comes from Europe and has to be close to freezing for you to taste it...

Comfortable hotel in the city centre. Beds were excellent; bathroom gives some room for improvement. The staff helped us in a professional way and was supportive in answering questions. Nice place to stay as a starting point when making a city trip to Bath. All places that are worth a visit are on a walking distance.

Stayed here for one night (saturday to Sunday). Room cost £200+ which is expensive. Theres no parking for the hotel so it’s nearby parking only (£18 24 hours in South Gate Car Park) alternatives around but were full. In terms of the stay itself it was a nice room that was a good size (plus room). Bed was comfy and room was clean. It did however smell in the Hall way - somewhat musty. Breakfast was good and well stocked, nothing ran out and staff were quick to clean up around. Reception staff were super helpful with questions we had. Fire alarm in the morning due to what was overheard by deodorant being sprayed was not ideal when you have a baby but better safe than sorry I suppose. (Was switched off by the time we got outside building to the fire assembly point.)