Lancaster Hotel

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  • Premier Plus Zimmer

Nördliche Highlights in der Nähe sind der Lake District, Blackpool und der Forest of Bowland

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Kostenlose Parkplätze

Frühstück

Restaurant

Kostenloses WLAN

Barrierefrei

Familienzimmer

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Standard Doppel

Unsere Doppelzimmer sind mit einem super bequemen Bett, einer leistungsstarken Dusche und kostenlosem WLAN ausgestattet und bieten alles, was Sie für einen erholsamen Schlaf benötigen

Doppelbett

Leistungsstarke Dusche

Fernseher

Wasserkocher mit Tee & Instantkaffee

Funktionaler Arbeitsplatz

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Premier Inn Premier Plus room with double bed alongside sofa chair with smart-TV, office table lamp, desk and office chair

Premier Plus Doppel

Unser verbessertes Zimmerdesign. Inklusive Ultimate WLAN, Kaffee-Maschine, Minikühlschrank, USB-Anschlüsse am Bett, Bügeleisen, funktionaler Arbeitsplatz und mehr

Minikühlschrank

Kapsel-Kaffeemaschine

Bügeleisen/-brett

Regendusche

USB-Anschlüsse am Bett

Restaurant

Brewers Fayre
Frühstück

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"Gutes, einfaches Hotel in Autobahnnähe"
Ein normales Premier Inn der älteren Bauart, großer kostenloser Parkplatz, zweckmäßige Zimmer, gratis Wlan. Gut für einen Stopp an der Autobahn, allerding zu weit zum Laufen vom Zentrum von Lancaster entfernt. Eher was für die Durchreise.
"Unexpected visit"
I was stranded train cancelled in the news all trains cancelled north Wednesday 3rd September. rang reservations from the station quote £152 room only . It was so warm nothing but a chair at the dressing table which was broken I wondered why there was a fan !The room was so overheated despite trying to open the windows. Poor sleep how can they charge that when it's usually £80. What a laugh good night's sleep guaranteed I was up 5am left 7.10am for my train back up to Edinburgh what a total disappointment.Seriously consider your stay
"Hot!"
I am sure this would have been a regular Premier Inn experience, if it were not for the heat. It was a warm day and the building retained the heat throughout the night. The window cannot be opened very much and the fan provided could not cool the room. I realise that outdoor heat is outside anyone's control, but there must be a point where the temperature in a room is no longer fit for occupation. No sleep had.
"Not good experience"
The room that we stayed in smelled of cigarette's smoke. We bought a room freshener from nearby Sainsbury. The ventilation in the room and shower is very poor and unhygienic . Our daughter found a centipede in the toilet floor. The breakfast is contracted to restaurant where the continental breakfast food was directly from store and of low and cheap grade. The sofas in the dinner area was torn and fillings were coming out. The dinner area poorly lit. The staff did their minimum work of welcoming guest and answering any queiries. It was not a good experience. We had some what same poor experience when we had stayed in Premier Inn Milton Keynes South hotel. We thought of it as one off location. But we now we have experienced low quality at two places to write this feedback.
"Very tired accommodation"
A very "tired" hotel much in need of redecoration at very least but preferably a significant upgrade to include air circulation i not air conditioning. That main corridor off which access is provided to the rooms, was suffocatingly hot which perhaps compounded the airlessness in the rooms. Even conditioning that corridor in some way would help alleviate the problem. Decor is well past sell by .... by at least a decade,

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