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Premier Inn Brentwood
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169 Kings Road, Brentwood
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fjct
Adecuado, sin personalidad pero limpio y cómodo a precio razonableCerca del centro , autochecking, un buen pub debajo, limpio, ....
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rodpac
Excelente calidadPasé sólo una noche allí en un viaje para recordar. A escasos metros le pedía a mi novia que se casara conmigo. Fue el el sitio ideal para esa noche. El pueblo era el que recordábamos, el alojamiento muy cercano a la estación de tren donde nos conocimos....
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Lauracm88
Sin duda un buen sitio para descansarEl hotel está muy bien situado, el párking gratuito, las comidas buenísimas, las habitaciones amplías y con cuna para bebes gratuita. La única pega por decir algo es que solo te dan una tarjeta de la habitación y cuando vas en familia es un poco rollo porque la necesitas para acceder a los ascensores. Las habitaciones muy bien aisladas de los ruidos de la calle.
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MartyBurd
WiFi non existent making work trips impossibleComplete lack of WiFi made my stay pointless. I was living a few minutes walk from the Premier Inn and only booked in so that I could continue to work from my laptop uninterrupted whilst my house was being packed up for move. The WiFi didn't work at all and was the main reason for my stay. After mentioning to the desk they said that it has been a persistent problem, yet they do not offer any warning to guests prior to check-in. Desk staff communicated to me that I should contact Premier Inn directly and after being unable to find an associated email address anywhere, I messaged through Twitter. They offered no explanation and just said they were unaware of any WiFi issues and that their lack of WiFi is not covered by their Good Night Guarantee. I ended up spending all of my time at my own property up the road and setting back up my own WiFi and just returned late at night to sleep. I don't believe you should be able to advertise a hotel as having WiFi access when there are known issues on site and it means business guests cannot work here.
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00LM
Your Hotel Address Matters!Brentwood was a great place to visit! It is brimming with a spot of shopping and a good night out! The streets are clean and the people are friendly. If you are working on business, the local Wine Merchant is more than happy to assist you with high quality rum for your after-work tipple. Brentwoods Premier Inn also has a restaurant that offered me a take away service. In a hotel, this is entirely fitting as an upmarket alternative for The kitchens will feed me now. In the morning, I chose to try out the local cafe... Whether you like a great big dirty fry up or the healthy alternative of gently poached eggs and avocado, provided by staff who take pride in their work and pleasing their customers, Brentwood brings this. Whats more, there is a cafe that provides both options to excellent standard! Im afraid I didnt note its name but it was a few doors up on the left after exiting Premier Inn. I had a somewhat interesting time with my hotel stay and my room. Lets start with the basics... Parking. FIFTEEN QUID! The staff were more than helpful, professional and friendly, as one should be able to expect at Premier Inn. In respect of the room, my door was a bit bang-bang bam-bam but not as much as Southend Airport. This is therefore an Acceptable 00Marshall rating because being sensible is fine. The roasting hot 26 degree temperature tells me that someone else would also benefit from emigrating nearer to the equator if thats an evening temperature of choice! Southend-on-Sea Esplanade had a guest of similar disposition (Relative?). Please consider the planet. The white and silver mix-up of plug socket styles in one room made me wonder which era I was in. I considered whether Screwfix and B&Q special offers didnt extend to Brentwoods entire hotel. Mr/Mrs Premier Inn, speaking from personal experience, doing this one room at a time works better. Be what you are. As you are not a teenager then presumably you have a solid identity with which to proudly welcome your guests with. I was, however, rather inspired by the internal nets design here. I considered what I thought of this DIY Grand Designs internal blind system. What a genius solution for an expansive hotel chain! A little difference to how Premier Inn places its nets was a nice touch for me as a regular across Essex Premier Inns! Please note that all Premier Inn rooms have nets. Nets are important in a hotel and they have not always considered this in other hotels. No nets and only curtains is problematic when one likes natural light during the morning dance-as-you-dress-routine (... God damn it Im feeling myself, I look in the mirror and the mirror look at me! The mirror be like god damn it you the sh**, you the sh**...) Here at Brentwood Premier Inn, two duvan beds pushed together also did not mean two single mattresses pushed together... Mr/Mrs Premier Inn, the Premier Inn leading standard needs to meet Amsterdam to introduce itself and, naturally, invite Premier Inn envy. However, are wheels on the bed necessary? Whilst the idea of sleep-skating through Premier Inns corridors is an entertaining thought, the reality is an accident waiting to happen. Brains inside skulls are precious organs. The room was also denied a freestanding table to go with the man chair (Not a terrible object in itself). Im afraid the absence of a separate freestanding table caused me the sense of watching a patient or seven sleep at Darlington Memorial Hospital... Mr/Mrs Premier Inn, one needs to have the man chair in your rooms for a reason. Where can I put my newspaper with which to have my own thoughts in the complete avoidance of Piers Morgans verbal bashing that once temporarily occupied the intelligently considerate and extensive territory of my mind? (I cannot remember the particular subject that caused the offence now) Alternatively, an optional hand-sewing seamstress could also be a lovely way of optimising the use of your generous room space and the man chair. I would like Premier Inns Best Tripadviser Reviewer on a dressing gown, with super-visor glasses placed over the first letter, at an angle to highlight the word Best and a little heart over the last letter, followed by two kisses (lower case). In pink silk. Nonetheless, I managed to solve the table problem myself with the bedside table but one feels that Brentwood could learn from the ways of Cambridge Premier Inn. Please note that your canvas pictures need matchsticks in the walls to fix that job. It is also of significant importance to highlight that the Botch Job Fake Wood Stickers to cover up holes in your furniture produced an inner cringe. There may have only been two but it reminded me of the Werthington Sweet adverts. Some basic filler would look better so that Mr Werthington can rightfully share his sweets at his home. At bedtime I also noticed the lamp on one side was buzzing like an irritating gnat that wont be found before sucking out my blood. I saved myself from this irritation by not using the lamp at all. Finally, having battled the accident waiting to happen and the never-to-be-underestimated-irritating-light-of-gnat-nuisance-sound-quality, I noticed a light was directly above me as I rested my weary head on the Premier Inn pillow. Do you provide in-house dentistry? Could this be an option? I would consider that excellent service! Whilst this amusing quirk by the light directly above my pillow was worth the laugh, it is of absolute importance to highlight that my overriding feedback is in respect of how Premier Inns fits in with its address... There was no shelf with space for my hair drying and styling equipment at the mirror. How do I do my hair? You did not provide me with a hairdresser in the absence of this obvious necessity. This is Brentwood. Reorganise yourself to Brentwoods values, where the people have the self respect by the belief of appearing as presentable and socially acceptable as one is on the inside. One can forego some make up but unstyled hair is not acceptable to Brentwood so, from one Lead to another, Lead your local hotel! Dont fall behind at the home of TOWIE! How will you invite Amsterdam envy like this? 00Marshall