Premier Inn Bridlington Seafront

We came here every August bank holiday for the weekend, hotel perfect, staff perfect, food perfect, location perfect, you cannot go wrong at this hotel, right on the sea front and loads of parking spaces, which is a god send for this area. Definitely 10 out of 10

Stayed for 1 night and really enjoyed it here. Our last couple of stays with Premier inn have been disappointing but this hotel has got us back on track. The staff were great and very helpful. We stayed in a premier room and it was very clean when we arrived, my only slight moan was whoever was in the room above sounded as though they were practicing for next years Trooping the colour from 6am. Breakfast was really nice and the restaurant was pretty busy at 8.30am. We called into the onside pub at 10.20pm on Sunday night but it was closed which seemed a little early.

As you know we frequent this hotel each year and on average this hotel/amenities and staff NEVER fail to disappoint. However on this occasion i must point out previously when we have come to check in 30 mins before (3pm check out n) there has never been an issue but on this occasion (anal) we were all made to wait till 3pm to check in, personally i have a feeling that early checkin from 11am charge £10 and they want to push this regardless, but oh well. Sorry to say on this visit the quality of the breakfast was NOT up to par, bacon was (microwaved) undercooked and not pleasing, same could be said for the scrambled egg and sadly not the best breakfast which we have become accustomed to over the past. Placing all this aside exemplary stay yet again and thank you to all the staff for a nice stay

Stayed here for 1 night just to finish off our few days away on the east coast. Love Premier inn, the beds are so comfy and the rooms are cosy too. Stayed at a few Premier inn's but first time at Bridlington and will definitely stay here again. Check in was quick and easy, really friendly staff too. Didn't want to come home.

Excellent modern Premier Inn with spacious comfortable rooms, great beds, great shower and good, large pub attached which is very convenient for evening drinks. The location is great, right on the sea front and close to all Town Centre facilities, cafes, shops, restaurants, arcades, leisure centre.

Sam on reception saves this place, efficiently helpful and friendly. Sadly my Room 321 was the worst Premier Plus yet! Small room not up to usual Plus room experience, and there was no 'Plus' about it. Catalogue of defects - ensuite stank of male cat and needs deep cleaning, kettle blew the fuses and had to be replaced. Air con never managed to warm the room up, so I had to wear my coat. Worst was being woken up at 1 am with loud door slamming several floors below, courtesy of the night staff! This continued right through to 3. 30 am when I phoned to complain. They said the doors slam - hey, not if you wait and gently hold to close, you've got all night. Ignorance or laziness? And it went on hourly as they moved about the building.

We had an excellent stay and Sam on reception was the most friendly, helpful and genuinely lovely person ever! We stayed here every week all the way through summer. I would strongly recommend coming here for a comfy and relaxing stay with great service, Sam you’re a star! Circus Rich

We have been to this hotel previously so we thought we knew what to expect The rooms were to the normal good standard although some fresh milk in the fridge would be nice. Then came the shock! The restaurant (which is a large part of our holiday) was not as good as before, we all have mobility issues so not having table ordering service was a big inconvenience and there seemed to be a lack of staff but Charlie did a fantastic job holding things together. I have read in the press that Premiere Inn intend to sell off some restaurants which will cause us to re think if this establishment is right for us and now having to pay for parking at £7/day adds another expense to the holiday along with the code not working for the ultimate wi-fi we were not as satisfied as we have previously been and will think long and hard about returning.

Whitbread needs to understand that the dependability of the in-house catering is integral to the viability of this hotel as a leisure destination. The dining room was full of people complaining about slow service due to short staffing. It is widely understood that a buyer is sought for the restaurant side, so that staff have left in search of job security. Bridlington isn’t well endowed with decent alternative places to eat in the evenings. It took us over 90 minutes to receive a 2-course dinner. We queued to be seated on arrival at our pre-booked time. We queued again at the bar to place our order for food and drinks. Had to go back to table to discuss alternative choices as steaks unavailable because there was no chef with the required skills. Mains took 40 minutes from ordering. Whitbread need to think again about their strategy of prioritising rooms over restaurants. A decent bed and decent food at a decent price is what our loyalty to the brand is built upon. Indifference to the food side will fatally undermine that loyalty