Premier Inn Great Yarmouth (Seafront) hotel

Bewertungen

• MM

  Mary Tassie Miller

  1 day ago
  5.0
  Usual premier inn. Restaurant was reasonable. Lovely to look over the sea.
• JS

  Javk Sims

  3 days ago
  5.0
  the staff are very polite and the rooms are amazing, favourite hotel i’ve staid at
• TS

  tom sw1

  4 days ago
  1.0
  ⭐️☆☆☆☆ "Premier Plus" actually means "Standard Minus" (But hey, some people love a wardrobe-sized room!) As someone who stays at Premier Inns all over the country, I thought I’d treat myself to the "Premier Plu at the Great Yarmouth Seafront branch. Premier Inn loves to tell us that we always know "what we're getting" with them. Well, turns out if you book a Plus room here, what you're getting is a masterclass in shrinkflation. Silly me for thinking "Plus" meant enhanced, when in reality, it means paying extra to see how much of the hotel experience they can actively subtract. Let's start with the room. It was significantly smaller than a standard room, featuring a bed that had seemingly shrunk in the wash. But do not fear! When I politely observed this at reception, the lovely woman behind the desk enlightened me with some top-tier hospitality logic: "Some people like a smaller room." Absolutely visionary. Next time I want to pay a premium to feel like I’m sleeping in a cruise ship broom closet, I'll know exactly where to go. As for the highly anticipated "Seafront View"? They’ve completely done away with old-fashioned concepts like "fresh air" or "the sound of crashing waves." Instead, you get a solid, un-openable sheet of thick glass framing a microscopic view of the coast. It’s exactly like looking at a postcard of the beach, except you paid extra to look at it while trapped inside a climate-controlled greenhouse. To compensate for the lack of space, oxygen, and a proper bed, they generously threw in four coffee pods (which successfully produced a staggering one inch of coffee each), two tiny bottles of water, two Freddo-the-frog-sized chocolates, and an ironing board. Because nothing says "luxury coastal holiday" quite like a massive ironing board hogging 40% of your remaining floor space. If you love paying extra for a smaller bed, zero sea breeze, and a receptionist who moonlights as a comedian, the Great Yarmouth Seafront "Plus" experience is absolutely for you. For the rest of us who expect an upgrade to be... you know, an upgrade 😂
• SP

  Sima Patel

  Sep 22, 2026
  4.0
  This is a great hotel, basic but clean rooms and friendly service. I deducted a star as I wasnt impressed with the shower, personally I prefer a power shower, but to turn it off your hair will get wet. It's a large head rain shower so take a shower cap! Head all the way to back for parking, the parking in front of the hotel is pay and display. Don't forget to enter your car reg when checking in. The hotel is right on the beach with direct access. You will need to take all your beach gear as there aren't any other facilities near by.
• EH

  Ellen Hollins

  Aug 31, 2026
  5.0
  Our stay at this premier inn was amazing and we stay in a lot of them but Sarah who was on reception was amazing went above and beyond as I thought I’d booked early check but turns out it was my mistake but Sarah managed to sort it so we could get checked in early she was great. Room was really clean and I’m very fussy so for me to say that means it clean. The small gesture for kids was great all kids that checked get a little goodie bag with sweet bag and colouring things and plane to put together my son loved cant knock this hotel at all even tho the restaurant isn’t part on the premier inn its run separate premier has got complimentary pastries in the lobby and water and there are vending machines we did go into the restaurant for breakfast and a evening meal and the food was great in all the room with a view the staff were amazing definitely recommend and it’s so close to pleasure beach bus stops near enough right outside or the land train which goes from pleasure beach to Britannia pier 😁