Aberystwyth

On arrival there was a very warm welcome from the receptionists. The hotel is a mix of old and new sections. Oddly the Premier Plus rooms do not have sea views so you have to choose between the view and the room amenities – both of which come at a supplementary cost to the standard rooms. I opted for a Premier Plus room – it was the first time I have stayed at a property offering this option and I was pleasantly surprised. The coffee machine and chocolates are nice additional touches as is the armchair (most Premier Inn rooms have a settee which can convert to an extra bed). There was plenty of space to work and the WiFi was good. The bed and duvet were very comfortable and cosy although the pillows were a little hard for my liking; I wonder if a choice of pillows could be offered? The room offered a bath tub with overhead rain shower; I find it a pity that so many hotels have removed bath tubs so this is most definitely a “plus” when staying here. The restaurant is in the basement which makes it feel cold and I think a little more thought about the interior design could offer a warmer and more welcoming environment. Nevertheless the staff were friendly and welcoming and the food was tasty and well priced. Although breakfast was not particularly busy, they kept running out of hot items and cooking/replenishment timings need to be looked at. I would be happy to stay here again if in the area. The hotel is 5-10 minutes flat walk from the railway station and close to town centre amenities

We arrived yesterday the room was spotless, we had a espresso machine as we paid more for the room, tea and coffee available, we also had a hair dryer, ironing board and iron, the beds are the most comfortable in any places we have stayed, the pillows are so soft, Suzanne greeted us in the restaurant for breakfast showing us where everything was, the breakfast was amazing, highly recommend the Premier Inn in any area to stay in.

Reasonable hotel on Aberystwyth sea front. Rooms were clean and come with a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. Some rooms have a sea view - but that's just luck of the draw. At busy times the car park can be full - there is a nearby public car park which is slightly cheaper and offers electric car charging. The restaurant is small so if you're having breakfast it's best to book your table the night before. The room we had at the rear of the hotel was really warm and we were unable to get the air conditioning to make it any cooler.

Premier inn accommodation was their standard but the staff were first class. Do not expect a sea view, my room over looked the car park and adjacent derelict building. No access to the promenade but the Thyme restaurant let te place. Down. Very clean and tidy, staff first class, but the list of what was not available was nearly longer than what was. Very disappointing. There is no fryer on site so fish and chips were cooked in the oven with a 20+ minute wait. No sticky toffee pudding available and a simple cold dessert took a very long time to arrive. I would not bother again as I would have been better of at a McDonalds.

Welcoming staff, clean room with a good shower, towels, comfortable bed. Deliberately chose a seafront hotel but couldn't find how to ask for a sea view when looking. As a result we were at the back with a very dingy view. There were no public areas where you could sit and look at the sea either and the one door to the beachfront was locked. The room was very stuffy and the air conditioning kept going off so we were hot at night. The menu was ok but basic (which was fine for us) but the restaurant had no view except a wall. At least we could walk into the town and along the beach, and the museum was interesting. Also recommend the Clifftop railway. All the staff were nice but the hotel, like many, was short staffed. This was expensive but perhaps all Premier Inns are.

We were here as a group of cyclists and to be honest the hotel has a great location but lacks a bit of personality. It's understaffed , but the staff they have do there best with what they have , we waited a long time for dinner and when it came out some of the dinners were not cooked , the staff did what they could but I'd blame the management more than the staff as they just didn't have either enough people or they weren't trained properly