Premier Inn Beverley Town Centre hotel

Good Location . Staff are really friendly. Breakfast is good. We did have an issue as the showerhead had a jet which went from the back of the rose and onto the towel rail. We stayed over a weekend Friday to Mon so there was no maintenance available. We had to move the towel to prevent it getting wet. Beds are comfortable. They did give us two keys but only one at a time worked.

If I wish anyone to believe my reviews then I have to give the good with the bad. Upon getting to my room it really did have a strong smell of damp dog. I have no issue with dogs being allowed in the rooms and I'm sure it was a service dog. However, this is where not being able to open windows becomes an issue; you cannot properly air out a room. On the plus side, the staff were extremely apologetic and quickly found me a different room which was great. When I went down for my prepaid evening meal, it turns out that the chef hadn't turned up for work. Not the fault of anyone working there that evening and, once again, hugely apologetic and assured me that this would be refunded and helped make suggestions of where I could find and alternative locally. (Beverley Hills Diner if you're interested and it was lovely and only a couple of minutes walk away). I have always found Premier Inn staff to be friendly and helpful but it really does seem that the more northerly you are, the more friendly and happy they seem to be. Finding me an iron and board and then a charger for my phone (because this numpty left his at home) was no problem for them. Location was easy to find and although they do not have their own car park, the multi storey is right next door with the only downside being you have to pay for this. This is stated on the website so was not a surprise to me. All in all, a nice place to stay and so close to getting five stars.

The hotel was really nice, clean and comfortable. Breakfast was enjoyable. The lack of a staffed reception and on screen check in was disappointing. Although a helpful young lady appeared to assist me.|I asked her if she could book me a taxi but was told this was against hotel policy.

I was told that the hotel was full and therefore I was put into an accessible room. The bed was nearly on the floor and was much shorter than a standard bed. No phone signal whatsoever. Room was very cold. The so called restaurant was serving a “limited” menu, because of, they said, staff shortages. There seemed to be enough staff in the restaurant as there was a group of three of them standing chatting and laughing. All in all a terrible experience.

Built a few years ago and needs a bit of TLC. Rooms are clean and comfortable. There's no bar here. Just a few fridges with bottled beers and wines. Half decent pub that does food just over the road. Location is great for the Minster and the shopping center next door. There's a Greggs for your breakfast butty! Railway station in nearby and is within walking distance. The old town center is a bit further away but again, it's walkable.

Ideally situated for a visit to Beverley Minister and a fifteen minute walk from the Saturday market, we found this Premier Inn to be friendly and clean. The room was larger than Premier Inn rooms are normally - not sure why as it wasn't an Ultimate room.|We ate in the restaurant one evening and found the food to be enjoyable. Overall, a good place to stay in Beverley.

Stayed one night 22nd August. Young woman showed us how to use screen check in ( did it for us) room lovely, evening meal lovely, breakfast great. The staff are out of this world. Nothing too much bother. Had good laugh & natter about holidays. Thanks to all staff.

Natalie was brilliant and organised wine, ciders and chocolates in the room prior to our arrival. It was a surprise for my husband for our first wedding anniversary. She even left us a card and party poppers. The staff are all so friendly, the service, food and drinks were all lovely. Thank you.