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Posted 16 April 2015

Premier Inn £35 Rooms 1st May to 23rd July

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125,000 rooms at £35 available from 1st May to the 23rd July, including the bank holiday weekends.

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  1. Dogears69's avatar
    2muchmonth

    IT REALLY CHUCKLES ME, EVERYTIME I stay with a prem inn I grumble about … IT REALLY CHUCKLES ME, EVERYTIME I stay with a prem inn I grumble about my kip and they scramble to reiburse my monies. its a farce but a nice earner


    I dunno, it's one thing to grab a bargain and then quite another to behave like that. I don't think boasting about it would redeem you to the masses either.
  2. Smidster's avatar
    £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"

    Find a local supermarket - lets be honest you are never far from one in the UK - get a bag of cereal fruit etc and you are sorted for far far less.

    Shame also that the £29 rooms have now become £35 - guess that's the cost of providing slow as anything broadband!
  3. lucas's avatar

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    2muchmonth

    IT REALLY CHUCKLES ME, EVERYTIME I stay with a prem inn I grumble about … IT REALLY CHUCKLES ME, EVERYTIME I stay with a prem inn I grumble about my kip and they scramble to reiburse my monies. its a farce but a nice earner



    Bet your family's really proud of you
  4. samspud's avatar
    Wetherspoons breakfast - £2.99. Forget the Premier INN.
  5. LesD's avatar
    Smidster

    £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"Find a local … £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"Find a local supermarket - lets be honest you are never far from one in the UK - get a bag of cereal fruit etc and you are sorted for far far less. Shame also that the £29 rooms have now become £35 - guess that's the cost of providing slow as anything broadband!



    Thankyou for your contribution to the website.

  6. Lakeside's avatar
    WillieGallimore

    Or even better just plunge your arm into the bins outside and pull out … Or even better just plunge your arm into the bins outside and pull out anything that feels like food



    Or kill two birds with one stone (and eat them) erm no, kill two birds with one stone and kip down in the same bins. WTF do you suggest we do with a box of cereal walking along the street? Eat it like rabbit food in handfuls or pour a pint of milk into the box?

    £8.95 for unlimited breakfast for parent and child is indeed a bargain.- eat all you like hot & cold and unlimited juice/coffee/tea - oh and cereals. Or go to a supermarket and buy - what was it- oh forget it, it is a daft idea
  7. LesD's avatar
    And don't forget the bargain family breakfast!

    Eat-as-much-as-you-like/can for £8.95...AND..."Up to two under-16s eat breakfast for free when one adult orders a full Premier Inn Breakfast".

    Not quite as good as when it was only £7.95, but a family feast for under £18. INCLUDING all drinks and all the 'Continental' cakes and pastries.
  8. thedvdmonster's avatar
    Meh Saturday prices still sky high.
    Notts is around £88 a night
  9. RockyRobin's avatar
    London rooms cost the earth still.

    Joke.
  10. hukdbargain's avatar
    Smidster

    £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"Find a local … £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"Find a local supermarket - lets be honest you are never far from one in the UK - get a bag of cereal fruit etc and you are sorted for far far less. Shame also that the £29 rooms have now become £35 - guess that's the cost of providing slow as anything broadband!

    No I'd rather live a little.
  11. deleted254491's avatar
    Little to be had. Seems like a plot to drive traffic to their site. Zero anywhere near london.

    Meh.
  12. WillieGallimore's avatar
    Smidster

    £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"Find a local … £8.95 for breakfast can never be considered a "bargain"Find a local supermarket - lets be honest you are never far from one in the UK - get a bag of cereal fruit etc and you are sorted for far far less. Shame also that the £29 rooms have now become £35 - guess that's the cost of providing slow as anything broadband!


    Or even better just plunge your arm into the bins outside and pull out anything that feels like food
  13. sussexroyal's avatar
    Premier Inn is over priced these days. People forget they can look elsewhere
  14. bodolf's avatar
    cant see much at above price
    very limited choices
  15. BigAde's avatar
    Got excited for a moment, but a Saturday night in June hasn't changed.
  16. deleted1284473's avatar
    Yeah not much cheaper for a Friday/Saturday night in Edinburgh still well over £200 come on give us some real deals!!
  17. deleted1218893's avatar
    Stop worrying about price and use the good night sleep guarantee!!
    If you don't have good night's sleep you get refund
  18. loop's avatar
    Best prices are usually Sunday-Thursday.
  19. deleted765692's avatar
    IT REALLY CHUCKLES ME, EVERYTIME I stay with a prem inn I grumble about my kip and they scramble to reiburse my monies. its a farce but a nice earner
  20. r0cky69's avatar
    Very cold. London rooms still sky high.
  21. deleted43827's avatar
    Always stay in a premier inn once a month and always manage to get a cheap room anyways....great price for a great nights sleep ( if your lucky enough to get a cheap room in your area
  22. JCLARSSON's avatar
    just got one £35 in Belfast plenty going
  23. countryreport's avatar
    Used to work for Premier Inn sales, quickly learnt that with any of these offers, you need to book far from anything central of anywhere interesting. Also most often it's only on weekdays.
  24. ShaneC's avatar
    Can recommend Hanger Lane in London, which is usually cheaper than central London hotels. Is next to a tube, 20 mins on the central line to central London.

    £8.95 breakfast includes 2 kids for free so bargain if you have kids.
  25. jonnypb's avatar
    Hardly anything for half term unless you want to go to Bradford
  26. hukduser15458's avatar
    Not avail where I need
  27. anthony69's avatar
    countryreport

    Used to work for Premier Inn sales, quickly learnt that with any of these … Used to work for Premier Inn sales, quickly learnt that with any of these offers, you need to book far from anything central of anywhere interesting. Also most often it's only on weekdays.



    I think you missed and on a Sunday... Friday / Sat's forget it.
  28. deleted842036's avatar
    LesD

    Thankyou for your contribution to the website.



    I agree! We go to the local supermarket too or book holiday inn express when they are on offer. They have free breakfast. plus hotels bit better.
  29. williamw11's avatar
    8.95 for breakfast.... Bargain
    Me and my two sons eat for less than £9
    Supermarket
    £2 cereal
    £.70 milk
    £2 croissants
    £3? Coffee tea
    £??? Fruit juice
    £9?? Hot breakfast for 3
    Cheaper I don t think so

    (edited)
  30. markgriff3's avatar
    I'm laying comfortably in a Prem Inn bed as I type, my fourth with the family since October, Manchester, Strattford, Boreham Wood and now Chester, each one has cost £35 for myself, my wife and two boys. I've found every stay great value for money, hotels are clean and comfortable and the breakfast I find personally is great value as for a family of four we pay £18, which for all you can eat and drink is superb value. Yes you can go to supermarket and spend less, however you could also save the £35 room fee and sleep in a cardboard box suppose! ..... And as for trying to swindle the 'good nights sleep' offer, I guess it's your prerogative , that not for our family, they always respect us sonim turn we respect them back.
  31. markgriff3's avatar
    Ps try Borehamwood prem in, 5 mins from Edgware tube, £4 to park at tube carpark all day and 20 mins on tube into central London. Easy. And that carpark is Sainsburys so if you are desperate enough to want to save a couple more quid you can walk around with a box of cornflakes in your hand as the wife pours the milk in !!!!
  32. leena_y's avatar
    Just booked a night in glasgow for when I'm off to see john legend. Thanks for the heads up!
  33. deleted724970's avatar
    £95 for 2 nights in Edinburgh is a bargain. Last time went stayed in a grotty hotel for 1 night at same price. Heat from me
  34. deleted991656's avatar
    There's no guarantee at all to get a good night sleep in their hotel. We stayed in a one a while ago, the person upstairs was very noisy all night so we hardly got any sleep at all. We didn't get our money back either after we complained to the hotel.
  35. JC82's avatar
    is it much better than travelodge?
  36. BungalowBill's avatar
    JC82

    is it much better than travelodge?



    Flexible (ie. cancel at late notice) rate at the Birmingham Bullring Travelodge is typically £51, at the Premier Inn 150 yds away it appears to be somewhere between £82-£93. Vote with your wallet...
  37. JC82's avatar
    yeah i've stayed at the travelodge near work and is really clean and nice (£39 a night) the premier inn is about £79
  38. deleted142047's avatar
    Hot from me, managed to get a room at ,manchester Trafford centre for £35 for a family room in August on a Saturday night., as we are going to an event near there so this is exactly what we needed. we also have stayed in premier inn many times and find the rooms very comfortable, so absolutel bargain. We also find the breakfast well worth every penny.
  39. mark_trev's avatar
    curtis_daniel

    I dunno, it's one thing to grab a bargain and then quite another to … I dunno, it's one thing to grab a bargain and then quite another to behave like that. I don't think boasting about it would redeem you to the masses either.


    In fairness, he didn't say he was rude, demanding or aggressive. I took it as,
    they asked "How did you sleep"
    he went "Not too great"
    them "Here have a refund"
  40. pinkjoanne123's avatar
    might be good for an overnight stay at the airport before holiday.........nope nothing around that price
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