Peterborough (Ferry Meadows) hotel

Stayed one night, fairly quiet location. Room was usual for a Premier inn. Breakfast in the now premier inn restaurant was ok, no self service hot food, all has to be ordered, the coffee machine wasn’t working properly, breakfast overall was average.

We often stay here on our travels from Surrey up north. It is usually good value and the rooms are clean and the bed comfy. The decor could do with a refresh especially in the bathroom. This is common with most premier inns that we stay in I feel. We wouldn’t stay here in hot weather because there is no air conditioning and the window only opens a few inches. We stay in other nearby Premier inns with air conditioning when that occurs. Our most recent stay was on September 11th which was the very first day where their attached Beefeater restaurant closed its doors to non hotel residents. It didn’t seem to affect the food though. We had a meal deal which included dinner and breakfast - all the meals were very tasty and good value. Dinner time was very busy but the service was still pretty good. They seem to have some very good staff here and this makes a difference.

Lovely location. Very clean & the rooms are nice & quiet. There's plenty of places to walk & a really nice garden centre right next door. There's a restaurant for breakfast & evening meal next door. Convenient for visiting relatives.

Only an electric fan in an extremely hot room. We were a group of 11 staying 4 nights. We wanted to complain but were told there was no email. WhatsApp was available but came back it was unable to respond. Phone number with constant options but no one to speak to! Their policy of a good nights sleep or money back was not stuck too. DO NOT STAY during a heatwave!

Mixed feelings about this place as it is situated in a beautiful spot close to the country park and all that has to offer. However, we had the misfortune of staying there during one of the countries "warm spells" that happen now on quite a regular basis. Sadly, the Southerly facing room on the second floor was illequiped to cope with those temperatures and became unbearable to sleep in comfortably. The window, that are a victim of modern day regs, opened a mere 2 inches at the bottom depriving us of the opportunity of letting in the cool night air. Why windows that open fully on the top half can not be installed is beyond me. Air conditioning is a must in hotel rooms if you care about your guests. Likewise, the room could benefit from proper wardrobe space and not just something that looks like ironing board storage. Also, a set of draws for underwear storage etc. it is not only reps and builders on a one night stay that use these places and living "out of a suitcase" does not make for a comfortable stay. The plus points were that mattress, definitely the best in the business and the shower was great. The view overlooking the golf course was also great , spoiled by the fact that the curtains had to be kept closed due to the heat! The breakfast offering was plentiful but the unlimited cooked had to be ordered stating how many of each item was required. It was pretty average once served with sausages with just a brown stripe on one part and bacon rashers firmly adhered to each other. We wish we had utilised the adjacent garden centre cafe that were offering a deal on 2 cooked breakfasts.