Premier Inn Bideford

My wife and I had the opportunity to get a Premier Plus Room, the additional comfort was worth the cost. The walk in shower is welcoming and relaxing. The room furniture and bed offer all the comfort you could ever need from a hotel room. We highly recommend Premier Plus rooms as they are well worth the additional cost.

We’ll locate Premier Inn on the outskirts of Bideford. I stayed in a Premier Plus room for 2 nights which was probably the nicest room I have stayed in across premier inn sites.
Friendly team and good breakfast next door at Brewers Fayre. The price was very good, but it was November so low season for Devon.
Parking is free need to register your car. There’s also a Starbucks and McDonald’s nearby. I think the Plus rooms are worth the extra for the a nicer stay at the right price

My partner and I had a very comfortable 2 night stay here in a Premier Plus accessible room. Lovely comfy king-size bed and super-comfy pillows, spacious bedroom and bathroom, perfectly adequate clothes storage, plenty of choice of lighting including an optional and very useful purple light in the bathroom which acted as a night-light for us, table and chairs, fridge, iron and ironing board, hairdryer, very efficient shower in the wet-room. Everything was very clean and of good quality.
Brewer's Fayre Restaurant a minute's walk across the large carpark.
We will definitely return.

Room not ready on arrival, so given smaller room, staff arguing in front of us, Meal deal not arranged properly with Brewers Fayre, Wont be staying there again

We stayed for 3 days for a wedding. Location is ideal for surrounding areas. Retail Park next door was great: Starbucks, Domino's, McDonalds, Aldi, Asda all within walking distance.
Rooms are what you expect. Amazingly comfy beds. Hotel was peaceful. Staff were very welcoming and friendly.

Negative: NO Electic car charging points. Really disappointing. Closest one was a 20min walk away. Only 1 charger at the local independent petrol station. My husband drove the car there, and walked back while it charged. Then walked back again to collect once full. We knew this before we went, but very few car charging points in the area so chose Premier Inn based on cost factor.

Great hotel location, very quiet. Clean, tidy rooms as expected and easy check in and check out experience. Breakfast was well organised considering they were full.

Since we checked in Janet has been absolutely amazing made us feel welcome on arrival and through out our stay she bought my husband a birthday cake and a bottle of Prosecco she is a credit too the company thank you again Janet 🙂 xx

Excellent service from Alison Melanie and Jo, made very welcome and lovely delicious food and drink.
Thoroughly recommend a visit.
Graham

On the whole the first impression of the hotel is very good: built in some form of brick, then an extension which is showing its age and would benefit from painting.
Inside the atmosphere is very good, and reception very efficient: especially Janet who is very welcoming.
The hotel appears very clean, an excellent job by the cleaners. Largely unseen but a very important part of the team.
Noise is very good, in the sense that there is very little.
Location is excellent, very close to food outlets and a supermarket; and is across the road from the shopping outlet.

Location was good. After booking and paying was then told building works in progress with limited parking, luckily we got a parking spot on arrival. Booked a Premier Plus room and even though it was clean we didn't want and require a disabled room. Due to being a timber frame construction very little sleep was experienced due to noise from the room above. Only one set of towels in room, limited meal times that didn't suit, builders dust and footprints along some corridors. Meals were expensive and poor quality for what you get and certainly not worth the money. I had a runny chicken curry with about four pieces of chicken, and came with chips and not rice would have been nice to have had the option and poppadom or Naan bread would have been good. Drinks options on meal deal not worth having and to restrictive.
Overall a very disappointing experience costing towards £200 which for the quality of what we received is disgusting.

You expect a certain standard from a Premier Inn and this one wasn't too bad, but lacking someone looking at the details. The soap dispenser in the bathroom is at eye level and the top was rusty. The a/c fan made a clonking noise like a car running on one punctured tyre, the 'legendary' pillows were ordinary pillows but it was the shower that was most jarring, it yowled the moment you switched it on. That might be fine but we arrived at midnight and felt we were waking up the whole hotel as it screamed out water. And apparently you have to ask if you want them to make up the room for the next day.
Staff were very helpful and it hasn't put us off going to another Premier Inn, it just needs someone to check rooms thoroughly.

Building work underway means less parking...and mess, and because of the number of new homes also being built next door it is full of tradesmen and their oversized vans meaning parking is even worse. I stayed here to go to a funeral and at the time of trying to depart for teh funeral the car park was rammed with delivery lorries trying to unload building materials. I could only get my car out through the help of other guests moving their cars...awful. The Brewers Fayre across the way were complaining that their customers couldn't park as well. Navigating the corridors with plastering and painting underway was not great!

When arrived room not ready due to staff mixup but the lovely Janet on the desk sorted it .all the staff very helpful breakfast good apart from cold plates again staff in restaurant where all helpful .

The lodge was perfect for us to tour North Devon and located just off the A39. It was comfortable and located with a restaurant and other feeding outlets within walking distance. The lodge was quiet, comfortable and perfect for our needs.

We stayed 3 nights at Premier Inn Bideford once again while visiting RHS Rosemoor in Torrington.

It is undergoing Room Upgrades so was very busy during the day with Workmen (This didn't really affect us though)

The new Rooms are excellent ... ours one that had only been occupied for 7 nights previously.

As usual a warm welcome (our 3rd time at this hotel) with a very quick check-in. We were asked to report any problems with our room as it was so newly refurbed. Pleased to say no problems at all.

The carpark very busy but no problem getting a space (and no parking charge (Bonus 👍😉👍)

Thank you Premier Inn Bideford

5☆☆☆☆☆ 👍

Great place to stay, good if you can a deal as can be a bit over priced (£119 for a Wednesday night) but could be better if booked well in advance. Affinity shopping centre is walking distance, Bideford town about a 30 minute walk or five minute drive

Staff members are always helpful. We have stayed here 4 times and never had issue. We are going to be back. Breakfast is good, wide selection.

Nice clean and quiet hotel and very handy for restaurant next door.
Very helpful manager and simple booking in process.

Clean and comfortable stay. Staff were efficient, professional and friendly. Good value for money and the food in the restaurant was good.

Went to visit my Daughter and Granddaughter and drove down for the weekend. No signage about car parking charges in the car park and I have never had any parking issues in the past when I stayed here to see family. However two weeks after staying at the premier inn bideford paying exorbitant summer holiday rates I just received two parking charges bills totalling £120 (£60 per day of my stay), do not make this mistake and read any parking signs in the car park very carefully. Complete rip off.