Premier Inn Hereford City Centre (Old Market)

Greeted very friendly when we arrived to check-in, room was clean and tidy. All staff were friendly and informative, restaurant staff all friendly and eager to please whenever we used the restaurant. Food was very nice both breakfasts in the morning and the meals we had at night as well. Overall a very pleasant and enjoyable 3 night stay.

Nothing at all negative. The room was extremely well positioned within the hotel number 202. Also it was specious and as usual with these chains, clean. Staff were helpful if asked. The hotel is well positioned for town access and the railway station and was in a relatively quiet back street. All in all , perfect and recommended to others!!

Thanks a lovely few days stay in an ideal location for everything the beautiful city of Hereford has to offer. Back soon.

Me and my Mum booked a twin room for a 3 night mini break. They gave us a family room, and it was really clean upon arrival, and the beds were super comfy (a large double and a single bed). All the staff we spoke to were lovely, especially Laura! 😊

Another great stay at this premier inn, now my go to when working in Hereford. The staff are really helpful and the food a good quality. Most importantly, I feel safe as a solo traveller. Thanks

This review is all about my experience of the new Premier Plus rooms. I’ve stayed in lots of Premier Inns (although prefer IHG and Hilton because of the points). However, I’ve never stayed in a Premier Plus room before so I was intrigued to try it. It was expensive at just shy of £200 a night without dinner. So, these rooms have obviously been designed by someone who rarely stays in hotels! (I’m at 132 nights this year, so far). The major annoyances with the regular rooms haven’t been addressed: 1. There’s still no heated towel rail 2. There’s still no electric / anti misting mirror 3. There’s still no soft closing loo seat Instead, some additional annoyances have been introduced: 1. There’s no instant coffee (one has to go and get it) 2. There’s nowhere to put a large suitcase. In regular rooms the sofa bed is perfect but in the Premier Plus room I ended up sharing the bed with it! 3. The ironing board takes up most of the space in the little wardrobe making it difficult to hang up shirts 4. The new glass shower door means one gets soaked with cold water turning on the shower, rather than the protective shower curtain in the regular rooms The changes are largely cosmetic. The arm chair and stool look great but I didn’t use it; the upscale coffee machine will be popular with many guests but I didn’t use it; the decor, linens and artwork is much nicer. The mineral water, fridge and upscale toiletries are great and the redeeming features. Would I pay extra for a Premium Plus room again? No, absolutely not. This is all against the backdrop of a wonderfully run hotel with great staff and better than average evening food. It pains me to leave an honest review of the Premier Plus rooms but ‘buyer beware’.