Premier Inn Hastings

Hotel is very basic. It’s close to a McDonalds for breakfast and Sainsbury’s for things you may need. The hotel is not so well insulated for sound and can be noisy.

Exactly as expected. The rooms and shared areas are clean, everything works and the staff are friendly but absent after check in.. Good mattresses, quiet for sleep, rooms have individual air conditioners which work albeit slowly and there’s plenty of hot water at good pressure. The onsite restaurant is good, basic pub food served by a friendly team. Located by a busy main road which might disturb some and close to a Sainsbury’s and McDonalds on the edge of town.

Large room, adequate bathroom, comfy bed, clean! Excellent staff both on front of house and in the restaurant and bar. They have a good sense of humour too. Stayed last year and the main meals have improved immensely. Very pleased,! Keep the current chefs!

We not stay here before and glad we pick to stay here .ladt Sunday night Soon as we got here the man on reception was very helpful sorted it so we could book their breakfasts deal told us how we could get to the brewer fayers by lift or stairs so you didn’t have to go out side unless you wanted to and where if we wanted any more tea coffee or milk where it was Our room was clean and no problems with it . Bed comfortable and was quiet We both said next time we was in the area we booked to stay here again and also would stay here for 1-2 nights

The best beds ever! Super comfy. The room was probably the quietest room in a hotel I have ever stayed in. I had a room on the top floor at the back of the hotel. There are lifts to each floor, though sometimes a short wait. On-site restaurant a bonus.

I stayed here for 7 nights from 27th December until the 3rd January 2025, it had many plusses but the huge minus was no housekeeping, I requested my room was in need of housekeeping after a couple of days, my towels were changed, nothing else, my bed was not made once in a week, I dont live like a pig at home and I don't expect it in an hotel, there was a shortage of the little milks and tea bags so when my son visited I took him to the attached restaurant for a coffee, £6.50 it cost me, I had already paid a premium to be there over new year. The price of an English breakfast was £10.99 and a continental breakfast was £8.99, it was far cheaper to go next door to either McDonalds or Sainsbury's. My room (303) was very dour looking, one light didn't work and the fan in the bathroom whined loudly. I stay in hotels around the world, it wasn't cheap and cheerful as I paid a holiday premium. I have to say, the staff were lovely.