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11. marts 2025
We often stay in Premier Inn hotels when flying, or staying one night somewhere. This one, accessed via a strange road through the leisure centre car park, was the saddest and most unloved I've experienced. Everything was worn, from the broken table and heater, to the flat pillows, corroded chrome and yellowing plastic of the toilet tissue dispenser. In the bathroom, the soap dispensers had a black ring of scum around the pump. Under the bed my husband found (with his foot) a beer bottle top and some fluff. The carpet in the corridors was stained. The duvet cover on our bed had been put on inside out, which made me laugh. Nothing terrible, all just a bit icky and not what I expect. We paid £70 for a night before our flight and it was still the cheapest thing I could find near Bristol airport, so there's that. I would say it is overpriced never-the-less. I was happy to find however, that because the windows have not been modernised and have an inner and outer frame, that I could keep my breakfast chilled on the windowsill - there's always a silver lining somewhere.
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