Premier Inn Hull West

You know what you’re getting with a premier inn usually. Here was possibly one of the best we have stayed in . Room very clean , comfortable bed, friendly staff . Parking not an issue . We did eat in the restaurant in the evening- again staff lovely , food not brilliant. The batter on the fish was extremely hard , and the chips weren’t much better. Breakfast is a buffet style affair - again not the best , but not the worst . Staff really good .

Stayed here for one night before starting to walk The Yorkshire Wolds Way as it is conveniently situated just over a mile from the start of the trail. Our room was clean and comfortable in line with what we have come to expect from Premier Inn and it was exceptionally good value. We booked the excellent value ‘Meal Deal’ so ate in the Home Farm restaurant next door and the meals were good. The usual excellent Premier Inn breakfast was provided in the morning.

Lovely warm friendly welcome, room was spotless and with a bath (yay), quiet hotel, comfy bed .... all good. Nice touch that the hotel had allocated me a room upstairs, which meant I could open the window.

This Premier Inn is close to the Humber Bridge and ideal for commuting. It provided everything you come to expect from a Premier Inn. The room was clean and spacious and the bed provided a greats night sleep. Check in was friendly swift and efficient and an extension lead was quickly provided on request. The breakfast was delicious with plenty of choice

Me and my partner stayed here for 2 weeks as I had surgery done at a nearby hospital but lived far away. My main issue is that the website won’t let you book more than 9 days at a time. The hotel itself was actually really lovely, and the staff were very accommodating. I phoned in advance and they linked my two bookings together to make 14 days, and I asked for a room on the ground floor (for accessibility reasons) which they duly provided. The room was comfortable and had extra pillows available. The bathroom isn’t accessible as the shower is a rain shower and the bath is quite high but I wanted a twin room and according to their website their accessible rooms are only doubles and not twin. And due to my surgery I needed my own bed so I chose a twin room over an accessible one. There are peacocks outside the building! They’re fun to watch, there’s a courtyard area to walk around in which has been great for my recovery. The Brewers Fayre next door has some great food and excellent staff as well. We spent a lot of time in the room and the wifi was pretty good, they had inbuilt hdmi so you could connect your laptop to the TV which made watching Netflix much more enjoyable while I had to stay in bed! Overall even if you’re just visiting for a day or 2 this hotel is very comfortable and mostly quiet.

There were only tiny, tiny little things that were negative (like none working soap dispenser) everything else was great and what you would expect. Just a note of caution Premier Inn appear to be working a system that ups the price if you look one day and book the next. This happened this time and also for my next booking.(ie £386 to £411) I forget what it is called (Amazon used to do it) - but naughty really.

We were a large group booking and picked this hotel for the location and connection to the pub next door. The staff were excellent from enquiry, right through to our check out. Very accommodating and friendly. A standard Premier Inn, rooms were a little old smelling but overall comfortable and just what we needed. Worth looking into closing times of the pub ahead of stay, just to be prepared as we were told the times change depending on the season so last orders was 10pm.

The staff were not as friendly as other premier Inns I have stayed at. I arrived 2 minutes to the check in time of 3 and fair enough I had to wait but the staff were very blunt and offered no friendliness I have experienced at other Premier Inns. I would also recommend not to eat at the attached Brewers Fayre, the breakfast was ok but the evening meal was awful, there was 4 of us in the party and we all ate different food and all were disgusted with it.

I stayed twice in one week, two separate rooms. Total of three night. Both beds were like iron - normal i think for Premier. I travelled with business it was handy for my work location, and the company paid - as at £100 min. a night B&B i wouldn't, its far too expensive. The first night i arrived about 17.30 and another night by 19.00. The car gets full, proving its a popular location - for tradesmen travelling with vans. The folk on the desk were super friendly and helpful. The eatery to which this is attached is like a Toby without the big food. The atmosphere was let down by the staff who were on edge as it appeared they were being scrutinized by their management, some sort of boxing ticking exercise. They were obliged to run through a series of questions each time you approached a member of staff to order. After receiving my order and before i could put food in my mouth i was asked if everything was alright, followed up less than a minute later with the same question. I choose ham and eggs and chips and i didn't enjoy it. All in all, there are better options and cheaper elsewhere.