Premier Inn Plymouth (Sutton Harbour)

Parking was an issue which was very quickly resolved by a member of staff who moved his vehicle to a one of the many empty disabled spots and gave me his parking lot. Understaffed had to wait and eventually find one of the 2 working members in the busy restaurant/bar area to get checked in. The lift was not working we were checked into to 2nd floor so luggage was hauled up the stairs by my son and I. Bar / restaurant area was not clean tables were not clean. Floor was sticky as were the tabletops. Family room with no working air conditioning unit on one of the hottest weeks of the year. Shower was weak and tepid temperature. Bar staff on the evening were doing the best they could but clearly not trained to operate in a hotel service environment. Did not stay for breakfast. Disappointed with the experience because I have used this chain before.

Poor service, extremely uncomfortable bed and a broken lift throughout the entire three day visit and we were on the third floor. No offer of assistance

A small group of us spent a very pleasant couple of nights at Premier Inn Plymouth City Centre (Sutton Harbour) during a very hot spell in June. On arrival, we were quickly processed and went to our rooms, which were lovely and cool thanks to the air conditioning. Parking was simple, albeit you have to pay £9 per night - but that's not bad within the overall costs of a stay. The room was typical Premier Inn: clean, spacious, big TV and even bigger bed (no Lenny Henry). Saturday night was a bit pricey, but pick your times and the deals are good. We also stopped on a Sunday night and it was a real bargain. Easy walk into the Barbican area for bars and restaurants, via the harbour bridge.