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Luton (Airport) hotel

A five-minute drive to Luton Airport, handy for Stockwood Discovery Centre and Whipsnade Zoo

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Osborne Road, Luton, Beds LU1 3HJ

Sat Nav Directions: LU1 3HJ

Directions: From M1(J10) exit towards A1081/Airport/Luton. Follow A1081 and A505 to Osborne Road. Merge onto A1081. Take a left onto A505. At the roundabout take the 1st exit into Gypsy Lane, past the retail park. At the mini-roundabout turn left onto Osborne Rd. The hotel is on the left, next to the Brache Beefeater.

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Transport and local information: Luton Airport 1 mile
Luton Airport Parkway Train Station 0.5 mile
M1 1.5 miles

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Hotel Parking:

Chargeable parking at this hotel is available for £5 per 24 hours.

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21 Feb 2019

Dean W

London

Trip Type: Business

"A void guarantee of a 'good night's sleep'"

It's clean and comfortable enough, but you can't go guaranteeing a good night's sleep when planes are rattling the windows through the night, and you can hear your neighbours television and bathroom habits while you're trying to get some shuteye before that long meeting or flight. I get it--it's near an airport, but remove the 'guarantee' from this one because I didn't sleep a wink, unless you'll refund my £85? Because that's what a guarantee means, right? The price is no longer fitting for a budget hotel, and then you're stung a fiver for parking on top of that. There's no bottled water, which means I had to go without a drink, no toilet-brush, so don't blame me about that mess! No little toothpaste or other bits you expect when you pay £85 for a room. I'll try elsewhere next time unless they sort their act out.

20 Feb 2019

IoanaDani

Colchester, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Solo travel

"worth"

all those commercials with the "you're worth it" should apply to Premier Inn, I have traveled in UK and stay at Premier Inn for the last 5 years and only once I chose a different brand and I regretted it because I could not sleep due to noise, uncomfortable bed and matchbox room, plus mouldy walls.

20 Feb 2019

Happiness36853554840

Trip Type: Family

"Great night"

Good, clean hotel and very handy for Luton Airport. We had the meal deal and the dinner menu in the restaurant was excellent, the food was amazing, but the breakfast items ran out quickly and took a while to refresh (I gave up waiting for grilled tomatoes in the end). Overall a good place to stay the night before our flight!

18 Feb 2019

D0nS79

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"It's ok"

Cannot expect much for the prices they charge. Clean. TV works. Bed okish (not the amazing sleep Lenny Henry promises). Room too warm (air con only goes down to 19oC), water tastes a little funky. But hey it's cheap and cheerful.

17 Feb 2019

Global_Tourists

Wales, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Not near the Airport - and some issues"

We were taking an early morning flight from Luton and pre-booked a room on the Premier Inn website for just £41, on a pay-on-arrival with no-penalty cancellation basis. If travelling by car to Luton, DO NOT follow the signs for the Airport. This hotel is around 2 miles away from the terminal, in the town, nowhere near any of the other Airport hotels, which are clustered together below the runway. Instead, rely on your satnav to find the Premier Inn, which is situated in a mixed development neighbourhood, which includes offices and light industrial units. The property presents as a four-storey L-shaped building, with a separate Beefeater restaurant, sharing a common car park. We parked and couldn't really understand the parking charges regime, so thought we'd ask at Reception. The automatic door to the Lobby opened, but there was nobody on the desk to welcome guests. Instead we used the self-service check-in and proceeded to our ground-floor room. On entering the room, there was an over-powering smell of cigarette smoke. It seemed to be coming from the bathroom air-vent. As it was snowing quite heavily outside - and we were on ground-level overlooking the car-park - we couldn't open the window for ventilation. The room was clean and furnished to Premier Inn's usual good standard, with a comfortable armchair, very comfortable bed and plenty of hanging space. There was a flat-screen TV with a good range of channels, good lighting (although one bedside-lamp bulb had blown), a hairdryer and good climate control. The bathroom was adequate in size, with sliding door to the shower, WC, vanity sink, pump-action dispensers for soap & shower gel and two towels. We ate dinner at the adjoinging Beefeater - which had a varied menu, good atmosphere and friendly staff When we returned to the hotel after dinner, we enquired of the young man then on reception about the car-parking fees. He explained that the car-parking provider was being changed-over to another company and that we could park for free during this interim period (I hope that's correct and that we don't get a penalty charge in the post - as having been very willing to pay the fee - it was very confusing whether residents should use the payment machine, pay at reception, or on the self-service check-in). On returning to the room, the smell of stale cigarette smoke still hung in the air. We nevertheless got a good night's sleep. Taxi drivers in Luton have something of a monopoly on Airport transfers and charge uniformly inflated fares. We took Uber from the hotel the next morning (£12 for the 15 minute ride) and on return we took a cab from the regular taxi-rank (again £12). An average, good value stay at a hotel, which really is a bit too far from the Terminal to be classed an "airport hotel". Something really does need to be done to the inter-bathroom ventilation system to prevent guests who insist on smoking in their rooms wafting their stale smoke into the rooms of other guests. Perhaps fining guests who smoke in their rooms would be a good starting point - but as the smoke circulates so freely at this property - locating the culprits may be difficult to prove.

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Hotel description Premier Inn Hotel Luton (Airport) is a great place to stay if you're flying off somewhere special, or if you just fancy a long weekend of it. There's plenty to do nearby, with lots of tourist attractions and business venues too. See all the magic that went into the Harry Potter movies at the Warner Bros Studios, or take the kids to Whipsnade, the UK's biggest zoo. Or stroll the fascinating ruined walls of nearby Someries Castle. If you're here in May, watch the floats and fun of Luton Carnival. Then come back to the hotel for some warming food at our Beefeater restaurant and a lovely snuggly bed.

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Luton (Airport) hotel

A five-minute drive to Luton Airport, handy for Stockwood Discovery Centre and Whipsnade Zoo

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