We’ve stayed here a few times. It’s good value and conveniently located for visiting family (unless you’ve got business/family around it’s probably not an area worth visiting as there’s not much to do other than taking the train to London and the hotel isn’t that close to the station). This time we stayed between Christmas and New Year’s and there were a few issues during our stay, the kids beds weren’t ready when we checked in at 9pm and the breakfast had a range of things missing, e.g. porridge, pastries and clearly multiple staff members absent. However, the staff members who did show up did a great job covering all areas. The manager made our beds and most notably Jason in the breakfast room did an impression job doing 4 jobs at once, clearing tables, taking orders, taking complaints and demands from guests with a smile and ensuring the available breakfast was replenished. Well done & hopefully we’ll have some croissants next time we come.

Standard Premier Inn rooms. Clean and comfy. Toilet roll needs to be reintroduced. Restaurant was as hot as hell, for some reason heating was on full making dinning really unpleasant.

Frist time here, but I will be back to this location a short walk into town. Parking on site chargeable. Train service London town very frequent and reasonable. Busy service, but we booked ahead. Various supermarkets and known stores if you require them.

Not a big fan of that Premier Inn. I have stayed in over 20 Premier Inns in the UK and this one is for sure not in my top list. The workers weren't very nice and helpful. The bed wasn't as confortable as I would have expected. The whole experience in itself was not amazing.

We have just returned from a great break at this hotel. Great service and value, room was an adaptive room as we have mobility issues which was so so as they only had a low bath rather than a wet room shower and seat. Blaze who was on reception and at dinner was really helpful and he even made up the sofer as a bed for us we can’t praise him enough.