Hotels with Breakfast in Peterborough

It’s about 10 min walk from the train station. The front desk gentleman was very welcoming and helpful. I arrived around noon time before the official check in and he offered an early check in with no hassle

Useful and clean stop off on a long journey on the A1. Lots of food options next door in the services. The room was very spacious and the bed comfortable. My room was on the ground floor and I was worried about the traffic noise being so close to the A1M but I didn’t hear anything.

The size of the hotel room is okay, the bathroom is quite big, but it is a bit old, and the sound insulation is slightly poor. Fortunately, the floor is not high, because you need to carry the suitcase upstairs. The location is good, within walking distance from the train station, bus station and the central area. In addition, there is no restaurant, so if you need breakfast, the hotel will prepare a simple breakfast and deliver it to the room.

Set off on the right foot with a stay at the Premier Inn Hotel Peterborough (Hampton). You'll be just a few miles from all the city's business and leisure hot spots and well placed for exploring further afield too. Step back into the Elizabethan era at the grand Burghley House. Get in on the big events at Peterborough Arena and Showground. Nip next door to the Serpentine Green Shopping Centre. Or sample a proper pint or two at the Peterborough Beer Festival. Then, when it's time to put your feet up, head back to our tasty restaurant and big, comfy beds.

Lovely room. Very clean. Comfortable nights sleep. Meals very good. Excellent value. The only thing that caused confusion was the parking. Going by the website there was no parking on site and it says park opposite at a cost of £14 a day. We presumed the parking we saw on site was for staff so we parked in the council car park opposite only to discover we could have parked on site. However the cost of parking from 3.30pm until 12pm the following day in the council car park turned out to be £8 so cheaper than Premier Inn parking! That aside would definitely recommend.

Check in was smooth. Receptionist were friendly and helpful. Hotel is located is a very good location, away from the hustle and bustle of the city Center, yet very close to pop in and out when need. Overall, we had a fabulous time at Holiday Inn Peterborough. I’d recommend it any day.

The standard rooms are small and old-fashioned, with no lift. Breakfast is full English breakfast, no noodles, no fried rice, no porridge, only bread butter butter bacon sausage fried tomato omelette scrambled eggs beans, coffee juice yogurt fruit. Strange things must be handed over by the waiter, not taken by yourself.

Firstly, I like this old hotel, it has some real character, the rooms are large and stylish but... A) the parking is now extra, and the advert should say so. B) the staff are clearly inexperienced - helpful yes - but you really shouldn't greet staff as 'mate' or bud,' it's just the wrong 2star tone. C) if the kitchen staff don't turn up to cook breakfast, yes a refund is great but 'sorry for the inconvenience,' is better. It shows you, as a member of staff are invested in the hotel. When there were issues with my rooms TV my room was instantly replaced to an equally stylish room, no issues with that kind of service. I don't blame the young staff, it's about leadership. I saw a review where someone complains about rats and beggers. City facts you're never far from a rat or poverty, you can't realistically blame a hotel that there's a rat in their car park or begging in front of their property, one is environmental and the other economical, and a police matter. (I've stayed in this hotel three times, it's always the same individual, and it's the same story every time, no one can lose their ticket that often) This is a 3 star hotel with memories of 4 stars, staff are helpful, friendly but inexperienced, lacking confidence and pride in their profession, leadership is needed and this could be easily turned around. But despite these issues I'd still rather stay here than a characterless travel lodge.

Likes: The price was eye catching. Location was around 20 minutes walk from the rail and bus station. 10-15 minutes walk to the main shopping area, restaurants, cathedral. Quiet location especially as my room faced the back of the hotel. No noise from other rooms on the floor. Room had basic tea / coffee making facilities. Not used, but there wa a microwave, plate / bowl, glass and cutlery for basic self catering in the room. WiFi worked well. Breakfast served from 05:00 - yes, that early! until 09:00 on a Sunday morning so presumably same for all other days. Was good size portion for the cooked breakfast. Cereals, toast, tea / coffee plus orange juice. Dislikes: · Whilst the room was low cost and for that the quality of the rooms, furnishing and bathroom was not exactly good. In need of redecoration, bathroom was in poor condition. Not particularly clean. The fridge in the room was running just to keep 6 x milk sticks for coffee / tea cold. I had to switch it off as it was very noisy when running.

Staff were extremely helpful and friendly, room was perfect, visual impairment awareness was spot on