Premier Inn Bristol City Centre (King Street) hotel

Reviews

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  Stephen Nuttall

  May 17, 2026
  4.0
  Very basic Premier Inn, but not there for the rooms, location good to enjoy the city
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  Roo

  May 13, 2026
  3.0
  Nothing at all wrong with the hotel, normal PI standard although parking will cost you almost half as much as the cheapest room. The place is let down by the restaurant which is next door. On the day I was there there was no cooked breakfast which didn’t bother me as I have the continental anyway but the selection was very poor and the whole place needs a deep clean, it’s just grotty.
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  Aaron Mcgready

  May 4, 2026
  4.0
  Great location near the river although a bit noisy at night. The room was okay although the bed was smaller than we would have liked, the screen in the shower was old and allowed water to just leak through and the air conditioner had seen better days so our room constantly hot.
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  Martin Baker

  Apr 22, 2026
  4.0
  I choose to stay here because it is opposite the harbourside W gym which I like to use. It’s in a busy entertainment area so if you like pubs and restaurants it’s fantastic. If you like a quiet nights sleep however it’s not so good because there is often noise from the revelry below and from delivery trucks early in the morning. And seagulls but that’s the same across Bristol. The breakfast is in the Bar and Block restaurant below and it’s a modest but traditional breakfast feast.
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  Ted Usher

  Apr 19, 2026
  3.0
  Overall, the stay was positive. The hotel is well-located within Bristol, and the rooms offer good value for money—clean, comfortable, and well-suited for a short stay. However, this was significantly let down by the experience with the night reception staff and security, whose behaviour was unnecessarily rude and unprofessional. An issue arose late in the evening when a couple of friends briefly came to assist us in bringing birthday presents down from the room. They were not intending to stay overnight, but staff refused access due to a policy restricting the number of people in a room after around 10–11pm. While the policy itself is understandable, the way it was enforced was not. Staff were abrupt, dismissive, and spoke in a condescending manner, showing no willingness to listen or apply any common sense to the situation. What should have been a straightforward, short interaction turned into an unnecessarily tense and frustrating experience. To add to the frustration, had our friends arrived earlier in the evening—before around 9pm—this would not have been an issue at all. Yet just an hour or two later, the stance shifted to a firm and inflexible refusal, with no room for discretion or understanding. The rigid enforcement, combined with the attitude of the staff, left a particularly negative impression. With a more professional, respectful, and accommodating approach from the overnight team, this could have been an excellent stay.

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