Premier Inn Halifax Town Centre

Both my wife and I are disabled our room was nice and the wet room was great. We both have mobility problems and my wife uses a wheelchair. She can walk a little but needs help. Due to there not being any grab rails in the room so she could go to the path alone. Im struggling with walking at the moment and they'd help me too. They were very accomendating with my pilliw needs as my used two pillows, but because my neck is fused and point's downward I need 4 pillows to support it so I could sleep and not have a migraine. All your staff from the bar and restaurant treated us with respect and as normal people they did help bring some hot drinks to the table which I couldn't carry.

A comfortable clean quiet room with the added bonus of air conditioning. No issues with breakfast, plenty of choice cooked to order. Great location for our stay (a concert at Peace Hall) Would book again.

Great stop over but Beefeater breakfast was cold. Furnishings badly in need of refurbishment. Filthy carpeted area with remnants of food from the night before. First impression at the entrance was matched by the grubbiness inside. Staff were great.

Usual Premier Inn check in. Paid for 3x breakfasts on arrival. We were told the hotel was full and it woukd be busy. Rooms as expected but pillows like rock. Next morning there was a huge queue for breakfast with managers running about stressed. Told us we couldn't be seated for at least half an hour. We left and ate elsewhere and asked for a refund- which we are still waiting for! Poor service. Very poor.

Stayed previously with no issues. So booked again. Different room. Bed was like a brick. Window wouldn't open. Bedroom and bathroom dirty. WiFi wasn't very good and tv remote probably needed new batteries. Breakfast was excellent as was service.