Perth City Centre

Good food and service along with an excellent nights sleep in a comfy and spacious room, with good parking. .......... Friendly and helpful staff. Remember you have to pay for parking here. Great stay and we will be back in the future without a dout.

Best sleep ever,clean,quiet and comfortable. Had our dinner in the restaurant and food was just what we needed after a long flight. The waiter that served us was super kind,attentive and very polite. We have stayed in a few premier hotels but the service in this hotel was first class. I would highly recommend staying here if you are ever in Perth. Thank you to all staff and the management for clearly running a happy hotel

Hotel is in a good location but stay totally ruined by the appalling restaurant. We waited over an hour for our food which were very basic meals and there was nobody else in the restaurant so there was absolutely no excuse. I’m not sure what the chefs were doing to be unable to heat up a kids pizza, beans and peas in under 60 minutes!!! We have stayed here several times and keep trying to give the restaurant the benefit of the doubt but every time we eat here it is the same ridiculously slow service resulting in 3 very hungry grumpy children and even more grumpy parents! I would not recommend eating in this hotel, especially if you have kids.

Stayed here for 2 nights and although quite expensive for one person worth the money. The hotel room was spotless as was the ensuite bathroom The bed was very comfortable. The hotel room was warm and quiet with no noise from neighbouring rooms. Staff were great. Good location, convenient for the shops and river.

Arrived 19:34 Friday evening, self service check-in and allocated room 238. The room was poor, it smelt of damp and cat urine. Looked like I was given the room not normally used and certainly one that had not been ventilated for a long while. One of the bedside lampshades was broken. Overall room had a tired, seldom used look with the added stink I would normally have complained but reasoned there wouldn’t have been an alternative if they’re willing to provide such a too

There is a tv but zero access to anything other than the local tv channels. The tv doesn’t have access to anything that isn’t free view which isn’t ideal, even if it had internet or YouTube it would allow some form of browsing which is standard in most Scottish people’s lives these days, (even coming from an island). I know premier inns aren’t known for high quality but it is commonplace now.