Premier Inn Halifax South Hotel

This hotel is a functional place to stay for people visiting Halifax. We visited without a car and appreciated the frequent city bus service nearby; the city center is a fair, uphill walk from the hotel. The staff was excellent, both friendly and informative. We were in Halifax during a hot spell and while the rooms were not air conditioned, they did come with good fans which were very much appreciated. The rooms were clean, the bathroom functional, the beds were comfortable. The immediate neighborhood of the hotel includes a restaurant associated with the hotel that serves a nice breakfast as well as lunch and dinner. There is also a McDonald's across the street. A restored canal borders the property with a beautiful tow path that we enjoyed walking along after dinner. While not a destination hotel, we would certainly stay here again in any future visits to Halifax.

Awful bed, room in need of an upgrade and to add insult to injury the most expensive premier inn I have ever stayed in £271 for two nights!

Love it here at Salterhebble,right by the canal,lovely walks,everyone so friendly. Room had its own front door on groundfloor. Book by necessity and will return by choice,so much to explore but ran out of time.Been twice in a month,great value!

A wonderful location on the banks of a rejuvenated canal and a five minute drive to the centre of Halifax and the M62. Our room was clean, comfortable and had everything we needed for a one night stay, including free car parking. An excellent place to stay over.

Fantastic location, right next to the canal...perfect for an evening walk. There are also canal view rooms with your own front door with parking immediately outside. Without doubt the best Premier Inn we have ever stayed in. We'll be back very soon.

The hotel is in a nice location right by the canal so it's easy to go for a pleasant stroll. The receptionist was great, he obviously enjoyed his job and wanted to make you feel welcome. We had an unusual motel style rooms on the bottom floor so we could park outside the door - easy to unload cases. The clean bedroom was typical Premier Inn but it was slightly smaller than usual, there was only 1 chair and no table (only a very small desk which was covered in tea making stuff and menus so there was little space). There was hanging space for clothes but, bizarrely, nowhere to put 'flat' clothing so we had to use our case. The large TV was very clear with a good signal but the wi-fi was really slow and kept dropping out, I ended up using my mobile as a hot spot instead. The bathroom had a great walk in shower (thank heavens, I hate clambering over the side of a bath) and it was hot with great pressure. Breakfast was at Brewers Fayre next door and was cooked to order so it was hot and fresh - very good. There was also the usual choice of continental items on offer and good coffee from a machine. We also had an evening meal in the Brewers Fayre which was surprisingly good although the place itself was a bit soulless. I'd stay again when visiting Halifax.