Bradford North (Bingley)

We were on a 14-day road trip and in most areas we used a Premier Inn. This one in Bingley was an ideal base from which to explore Malham Cove, Brimham Rocks, Bradford city centre's makeover, the city hall, Tower of Now and other sculptures, Haworth, My Lahore restaurant, Saltaire village, the Hockney 1853 Gallery, the Largest Early Musical Intruments Shop in the World...etc. Our room was a bit warm so a fan was provided, when I asked about a banana at breakfast there were none left but the waiter brought me one later when the van arrived! My overall memories of this hotel are of great staff...Lee, Vicky, Amanda, Kay and others whose names I didn't get. Thanks guys.

Used this hotel as a base for a wedding recently, staff really fab especially Linda on reception, rooms nice and clean a little dated but comfy, air-conditioning would be a very nice addition all in all a fab stay

I have 1 thing to say Hirizon we have stated & this hotel twice now & whilst the hotel is lovely the parking is a nightmare I have received two parking charges that the hotel are not bothered about I parked legally imputed details into the iPad & still here we are… This hotel is also not suitable for wheelchair users due to no lifts & lots of stays especially the incredibly slippy concert steps leading up to the hotel Unfortunately the hotel has lost a good customer due to Horizon & we have stayed here enough that staff recognise us

Excellent hotel with excellent staff and likewise for the Brewers Fayre next door. There was just one thing that annoyed and means we will not use again when in the area - Disabled Parking. There are only some 5 spaces for disabled Blue Badge holders. This is not enough for the hotel and they are nearly always full and in the main from patrons at the Brewers Fayre next door which is fair (no punn) enough but for the fact the majority when we stayed there, for five nights, we’re occupied by vehicles not displaying a badge, in fact four nights the same old Skoda parked up containing a fit couple eating at the restaurant. Suppose to be monitored parking!!!!!!

We had a really enjoyable two night stay here - about 30 of us - as our base of operations for tacking the Yorkshire 3 Peaks - fantastic rooms and the food / drink was exactly what we needed - but we were double delighted to return after a long hard day to find a little note in each room congratulating the team on their efforts - Vicki and the team really went the extra mile, thank you

Ideally placed for Haworth and Saltaire where we were visiting. Also close enough to the canal towpath for an enjoyable stroll to Bingley 5 Rise Lock. Typical Premier Inn. Clean and comfortable. Our room was a little tired but wasn't a problem. Easy to operate shower. Usual comfortable bed. Important to us was the communication between the hotel and the adjoining Brewers Fayre re the Meal Deal as a previous stay at Premier Inn Macclesfield a couple of years ago mixed messages resulted in us being insulted by the restaurant manager. The restaurant staff were exceptional and the breakfast was one of the best we have ever had. Perfect freshly cooked fried eggs. Black pudding wasn't frazzled. Bacon not dry. Mushrooms not watery. Better than some country house hotels that we often stay in. Excellent cooked breakfast Upon complimenting the breakfast we were informed that the cook had been there 30 years!