Premier Inn Seaton

Fairly nice hotel. Good location. Bedroom and bathroom clean and fair sized. Communal areas like stairways not very clean. Breakfast was very disappointing a service/general care none existent so would go elsewhere for that. Some nice cafes on seafront. Great indian restaurant around the corner

I booked an accessible room for my mother. The email confirmation came through as a standard double, for 1 and half hours I rang the hotel, when a man finally answered he assured me my mum would get an accessible with wet room (rm 2). When my mum booked in this was not done, she was allocated a standard double on the top floor. Thankfully rm 2 was not allocated and my mum was given that room. No milk in the room, was told they don't supply milk portions, mum was given a cup of milk ! But next day they got their delivery and gave my mum milk portions Quilt cover ripped at the top of quilt, bed sheet didnt fitbthe bed, badly limescaled kettle. Room not 100% clean - Housekeeping don't simply care no more at this premier inn. Bar, well that's laughable, very minimum spirits, don't know why they bother. The staff at The premier inn are inexperienced, the poor girl on reception was from another site and had no clue of the Seaton site.

Room was great, just as expected, decor in the bathroom looked a bit tired. No tea,coffee or milk,it was left empty. It's a busy premier inn and could benefit with a bigger reception desk and an extra member of staff for checking in and enquiring. Long wait times. A nice little restaurant that seemed to have enough staff but tables were left dirty for a long time and I had to remind them that we would like to order. Service very slow,food came out quick. Dirty tables at breakfast too! It's a lovely location but you have to pay to park your car in the carpark. I Love Seaton,so would definitely return but maybe find somewhere in town to eat.

We stayed here for 3 nights in the half term This is our 3rd stay here. We book this hotel as it's a fantastic location for visiting the Donkey Sanctuary and surrounding areas. The rooms are always spotless and smell fresh when you walk in. The evening meals are always delicious, we couldn't fault the chefs! The only thing I would say, like many places, is that they didn't have enough staff in the evening. They were working so hard, and remained friendly, but one extra person would have really helped. The breakfast, all the hot food was always available, there was plenty of choice. Plenty of cereals,pastries, fruit and yoghurt. There is something for everyone. We look forward to our next stay, it's worth the 230 mile journey!

I’ve stayed here a lot over the last 3 months . I feel so sorry for the staff or should I say the lack of staff they are doing there best running around trying to keep customers happy but through no fault of their own it’s not possible. They seem to run out of food, drinks and milk for the rooms ! Thankfully we had duty manager Jasmine Voysey to help with our stay she was amazing and did everything she could for us and was very professional to all

As regular users of Premierinn, this was our first stay at Seaton and generally it is everything we expect of this chain. Located very close to the small town centre with a large supermarket across the road and a couple of nice pubs doing food. The hotel itself is fairly modern and well presented, rooms are clean and comfortable as usual and there is a small restaurant where breakfast and dinner can be purchased. However, the menu can be quite limited and you need to book well in advance ( they offer a meal deal when you check in) because it does get full. Sadly I have 2 grumbles, 1, the air-conditioning in our room was extremely noisy and two of the three lights in the bathroom were out, and the extractor packed up (I ended up removing and cleaning the clogged filter). And finally my usual objection to the £7 per night parking charge.