Premier Inn Bristol City Centre Haymarket

Nice hotel in a good, central location. Only downside to any hotel in Bristol centre is parking. Yes they have their own car park but one cannot reserve a space in advance. Staff were friendly except for the night guard who stands with a clip board asking for your identification at night. If a valid room card allows you to open the door, why do guests need to be harassed? The room was absolutely great, comfortable bed in a large room with a TV, wifi, bath and shower.

Great location, alright price, disappointing room. The shower leaked so the bathroom was a wet room. We had one clean and one dirty towel, gross. We were on a top floor but the windows were totally shot so couldn't see out at all. Had to pay extra for a parking space. The additional bed (we were in a family room) had seen better days. Nothings premiere but the price.

The staff were very welcoming when we arrived and always friendly. We stayed 2 nights. Our room wasn't cleaned or wet towels removed in between which was fine but not what we expected. The bed was comfortable. The sink in the bathroom was cracked, the bath-tub overflow leaked++ (hence wet towels) and the windows - secondary glazed were covered in mould in between the two layers. The view that there was, was grim. It's a convenient central location, £16 a day to use their car park but it does fill up, even in lowish season, so no certainty if getting a space - we got the last one on arrival. We didn't eat in their restaurant but lots of cafes nearby. Overall, the place needs a serious refit.