Premier Inn Milton Keynes Central (Avebury Boulevard)

Everything you expect from a Premier Inn. No frills but all the basics nicely ticked.

Mid week price hikes are frustrating as meal deal falls outside of budget. Monday is around half the price of a 1 night stay mid week. While I understand the need to reflect business use during the working week, it’s seems unreasonable to simply double the price of a 1 night stay on Monday.

Central location, clean rooms and courteous staff. Lot of eating options (places nearby) and very near to shopping centre Limited parking space, but there's a 24hr car park available right across the street at £6. Would definitely recommend to couples, family who are looking to explore oxford, bibury, bicester village as everything is approximately an hour's drive from the hotel.

Charlie green In avebury boulevard was one of the best staff I had ever experienced. Please pass this on to the headb of the companies. He is exceptional. And also the best dressed. Habib is a brilliant security guard.. also the beds are very comfortable and rooms are clean

The hotel has a convenient location, and the staff were polite—but that's where the positives end. The rooms are unbearably stuffy, with no way to get fresh air. The air conditioning is locked at 24°C, and though you can adjust it down to 19°C, it inexplicably resets itself. How can a hotel room offer no way to cool down properly? The bathroom was equally frustrating. The bath was far too small for anyone of taller stature, and the fixed shower meant I couldn’t properly wash the areas that needed attention. Unlike other Premier Inns that provide food options, this hotel had nothing—not even basic snacks. The only available dining choice was a ridiculously overpriced burger restaurant downstairs, where the cheapest option was £18! The bed creaked loudly with every movement, making sleep almost impossible. The so-called smart TV had none of the expected streaming features, meaning services like BBC iPlayer were completely unavailable. And despite booking a double room, it bizarrely only had one chair, making the space feel ill-equipped for two guests.