Your rating of this hotel:
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
7.0
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Several times during our stay in London we have chosen to stay in a hotel near Luton Airport. In previous times it was Hampton By Hilton Luton Airport, we were completely satisfied with it.
This time we did not have time to book it, but we decided to stay at another chain hotel near the airport and train station. station - Premier Inn Luron Airport Hotel. We knew that the class of this hotel is lower, and we were ready for a modest environment.
The hotel did not disappoint, but there are some points that I will talk about at the end.
The regular bus to Luton does not pass along the street where the Premier Inn is located, therefore, from the airport you can either take a taxi (6-8 pounds) directly to the hotel or take a bus to the train station. d. Luton Airport Parkway station (1.5 pounds), from which you need to walk 800 meters. The road is smooth and easy, without luggage it is very pleasant to go. Along the road and There are supermarkets Next, Toy's "I" Us, Poundland.
The hotel is not high, the building is clearly old, the lobby, the reception - everything is of the same kind as in the films of the 80s.
It was all the more pleasant to find that the rooms had been recently renovated. Everything is clean and new, from the paint on the walls to the beds. By the way, after the trip, I noticed on the site of the Premier Inn network a mark opposite the description of many of their hotels - “New bed”, that is, they had just done a global renovation. The undoubted plus is the normal size of the room (when compared with other London hotels) and a full-fledged third bed - this is an "adult" folding sofa bed. The room has a new well working air conditioner, special double soundproof windows on the windows, blackout curtains to block out daylight, a flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities. Plumbing is new and clean. The hotels of this chain operate under the motto, something like “You must sleep well”, which for me personally is the number one priority when choosing a city hotel.
They offer a choice of pillows, they offer to complain to the reception if something interferes with rest.
Hairdryer available upon request, no iron and ironing board, only liquid soap and gel shampoo in the bathroom, both of very low quality, it is better not to use. There are no shower caps. The closet in the hallway is small and consists of fully open shelves.
The hotel offers breakfast at an additional cost in the restaurant located in the building next door. The Brache Beefeater restaurant, by the way, has a good reputation and many people come there for dinner. Breakfast is free for children under 12 living with parents who have paid for their own breakfast.
They clean cleanly, do not take a tip.
Very well maintained green area around the hotel. Such a sweet provincial England in the best way! It was especially beautiful in autumn.
Now for the nitty gritty: Premier Inns often announce price promotions, throwing several thousand rooms up for sale across the UK at £.29. 39.49 a night. For the price, this would be a great hotel! If you need to book at a regular price, then you should weigh everything well, especially in light of the rise in price of train tickets. The cheapest off-peak day return ticket in October 2014 already cost us 13 pounds per person, i. e. 26 for two per day.
http://www. premierinn. com/en/hotel/LUTBRA/luton-airport
Several times during our stay in London we have chosen to stay in a hotel near Luton Airport. In previous times it was Hampton By Hilton Luton Airport, we were completely satisfied with it.
This time we did not have time to book it, but we decided to stay at another chain hotel near the airport and train station. station - Premier Inn Luron Airport Hotel. We knew that the class of this hotel is lower, and we were ready for a modest environment.
The hotel did not disappoint, but there are some points that I will talk about at the end.
The regular bus to Luton does not pass along the street where the Premier Inn is located, therefore, from the airport you can either take a taxi (6-8 pounds) directly to the hotel or take a bus to the train station. d. Luton Airport Parkway station (1.5 pounds), from which you need to walk 800 meters. The road is smooth and easy, without luggage it is very pleasant to go. Along the road and There are supermarkets Next, Toy's "I" Us, Poundland.
The hotel is not high, the building is clearly old, the lobby, the reception - everything is of the same kind as in the films of the 80s.
It was all the more pleasant to find that the rooms had been recently renovated. Everything is clean and new, from the paint on the walls to the beds. By the way, after the trip, I noticed on the site of the Premier Inn network a mark opposite the description of many of their hotels - “New bed”, that is, they had just done a global renovation. The undoubted plus is the normal size of the room (when compared with other London hotels) and a full-fledged third bed - this is an "adult" folding sofa bed. The room has a new well working air conditioner, special double soundproof windows on the windows, blackout curtains to block out daylight, a flat screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities. Plumbing is new and clean. The hotels of this chain operate under the motto, something like “You must sleep well”, which for me personally is the number one priority when choosing a city hotel.
They offer a choice of pillows, they offer to complain to the reception if something interferes with rest.
Hairdryer available upon request, no iron and ironing board, only liquid soap and gel shampoo in the bathroom, both of very low quality, it is better not to use. There are no shower caps. The closet in the hallway is small and consists of fully open shelves.
The hotel offers breakfast at an additional cost in the restaurant located in the building next door. The Brache Beefeater restaurant, by the way, has a good reputation and many people come there for dinner. Breakfast is free for children under 12 living with parents who have paid for their own breakfast.
They clean cleanly, do not take a tip.
Very well maintained green area around the hotel. Such a sweet provincial England in the best way! It was especially beautiful in autumn.
Now for the nitty gritty: Premier Inns often announce price promotions, throwing several thousand rooms up for sale across the UK at £.29. 39.49 a night. For the price, this would be a great hotel! If you need to book at a regular price, then you should weigh everything well, especially in light of the rise in price of train tickets. The cheapest off-peak day return ticket in October 2014 already cost us 13 pounds per person, i. e. 26 for two per day.
http://www. premierinn. com/en/hotel/LUTBRA/luton-airport
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