Waltham Abbey hotel

The hotel itself is nice but this is our second stay and second time woken up before 7am by their delivery, I cannot understand how this is normal practice outside a hotel? It must be what I assume is a linen delivery, turns up very early morning, makes an absolute racket slamming the doors and wheeling the cages loudly across the car park, the first time I let it go as an unfortunate incident but the fact it’s happened again tells me this is a regular occurrence. I just wanted a good nights rest!!

Good stay ,i stayed the for The wedding party with my friends , reception and breakfsat staff were brilliant and very helpfull . Only problem that no air comditioning in The Rooms

i did visit my friends at waltham abbey and stayed at this Premier Inn. The staff were brilliant, breakfast delicious .Rooms clean and spacious.The pub Next door very convienet ..........

What a dump! Bedroom furniture is falling apart. Mould behind bathroom taps. No walk in shower but climb over the bath. Everything looks grubby and tired. Lenny Henry would be ashamed to promote this place. Despite all the above the staff have done their best to try and help.

Premier Inn Waltham Abbey really does have lovely staff and a nice location. Parking was great and rooms were clean. We also had the breakfast which had lots of choice. On paper, it should’ve been a perfect stay. But the rooms are definitely not soundproof. I was on the lower floor, which meant I had front-row seats to the Snoring Olympics, complete with the warm-up event of midnight step-count training. Every footstep echoed, every floorboard creaked, and the main event was a surround-sound snoring performance that went on for hours. Sleep total: about two hours. I’d forgotten my earplugs (my mistake) but I was surprised they don’t sell them at reception I asked to move, but the hotel was fully booked, so I had no choice but to cheer on my upstairs neighbour as they powered through their events. So yes: staff = brilliant, location = lovely, sleep = optional. Book a top-floor room or bring industrial-strength earplugs… unless you’re keen to attend the Snoring Olympics live, in full surround sound. It’s a shame as the hotel was lovely but lack of sleep (not premier inn fault) spoilt our trip.