London Bexleyheath hotel

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Close to the iconic Red House, world-class shopping and the Kent countryside - just 30 minutes into the capital

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51 Albion Road, Bexleyheath, Kent DA6 7AR

Sat Nav Directions: DA6 7HJ

Directions: From M25, follow sings for M1/M11. Take the A2(W) exit towards London (SE & C)/Bexleyheath. Merge onto the A2 and take A223 towards Bexley/Bexleyheath Town Centre/ A220. At the roundabout, take 1st exit onto Bourne Rd and turn left onto Albion Rd/A207. At the roundabout, take 3rd exit, staying on Albion Rd/A207. Hotel will be on the left. On-site parking is chargeable at GBP5.80 per 24hrs and is paid upon exit. If you need to remove your car you will be charged. Please use sat nav postcode DA6 7HJ.

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Transport and local information: This hotel is in London zone 5
Bexleyheath Train Station 1.2 miles
The Red House National Trust property 0.6 miles
Danson Park 1.5 miles

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Hotel Parking:

On-site parking is chargeable at £5.80 per 24 hours payable upon each exit of the car park. If you choose to move your vehicle you will be charged again. There is a height restriction of 1.95m.

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15 Jun 2018

Denise W

Trip Type: Friends getaway

"Amazing hotel xx brilliant staff"

I had the pleasure of staying at the premier hotel in bexleyheath xx it was wonderful I come for my friends wedding in Kent from Nottingham. My 4 day stay was marvellous every member of staff was kind xx professional and nothing was too much trouble xx I've stayed at the Marriott hotel before but this tops that big time. I would not stay anywhere else but here it was AMAZING and I can't wait too come back again xx thankyou

14 Jun 2018

Graham P

Greater London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Friends getaway

"Town centre"

An excellent location , with good facilities around. Good transport links. Plenty of good pubs and shops within a short walking distance away. The staff I met were all very helpful and friendly. Parking is available next door.

9 Jun 2018

Paul_Joesbury

Cannock, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Business

"Not recommended"

I stayed here on Tuesday night, firstly the car park is below the hotel and is not owned by Premier Inn. However, the car parking machines were out of order so the next stay I could not pay so had to contact NCP who own the car park, they said they are aware of problems. Also, if you are a lone person (like me) the car park is not well lit and if off putting, thank goodness I got there in daylight hours. Then, entered hotel no welcome person on reception (unlike the smily faces on the posters and brochures around the hotel) did not actually see anyone for hours. Dinner at Brewers fayre next door was very nice, however they use squirty cream on desserts rather than cream or ice cream and that puts me off. Then back to room, tried TV and it did not work. So I rang housekeeping 4 times and no answer. Rang central helpdesk, again no answer, so I went to reception pressed the buttons on the checkin screens and after 5 minutes I am shocked a human actually appeared! They could not offer a repair but could move rooms, however I was settled now so chose not too. Noisy white box on wall buzzing all night meant a disturbed sleep. Left before breakfast as I could not stay a minute longer in this place. Very poor all round, do not recommend.

1 Jun 2018

Annmarie3362

London, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Couldn't ask for better..."

I stayed in the Premier Inn in Bexleyheath for 8 nights from the 26th May. We were having some renovations done to our home which meant it wasn't feasible to live there for those few days. I had originally booked for 6 nights, but extended by 2 more when realising we just couldn't move back home when we thought as some things had gone a little slower than planned. Check in was super easy. We arrived about 8:30ish on the sunday night and used the self service check in machine. Not sure why some people leave negative comments about that, I was so tired and needed a good shower after a crazy day of ripping up carpets and carting stuff to a storage unit, that I didn't actually want to have to talk to anyone. The machine is simple to use - put in your surname or any of the other options and then it brings up your booking and prints your room details and provide you with a key or two. Our room was great, it was a nice size which was just as well as we had more stuff with us than your average hotel guest... The bed was super comfy and the sofa was perfect for chilling out on or for working on with my laptop. The bathroom is a decent size and had a shower over bath. The only slight negative for me was that the bath is so high, and as a fully able bodied person, I found it a challenge to get out of without slipping or hitting my leg on the way out - some of that could have been tiredness too, but it did seem awfully high every time!! The room had aircon which was stuck on 24 degrees and was too hot for the first night. The lovely staff at reception manually changed it for us, but i messed it up and had to ask them to fix it again the next day - which they did - and I still managed to mess it up a 3rd time and had to ask once again (I actually phoned down to ask the lovely lady to do whatever it was she did as I had pushed something and put it back at 24 degrees - it was fixed in seconds!) After that, our room was perfect for the rest of the stay. Breakfast at the hotel is served in the Brewer's Fayre restaurant on the same floor as reception. I didn't pre-book as wasn't sure what days I would be there for breakfast but it was no trouble just paying on the day. I opted for the full breakfast offering which is £9.50 for as much cooked breakfast / continental breakfast and tea / coffee / juice as you can manage. The cooked breakfast was lovely, the continental isn't really my thing, so can't comment too much on it. There is enough choice there for most people I think. Car parking is below the hotel, and is not managed by the hotel so it's unfair for anyone to mark the hotel down because of the car park. It's £5.80 to park there overnight, which is pretty reasonable. We had a few issues paying for parking as the car park management has recently changed and so the parking meters barely worked and the payment via app / phone is totally confusing - signs saying pay on exit and pay and display and then if you pay by app or phone you have to pay upfront and guess the number of hours you're staying for. Hopefully they rectify it soon as i feel sorry for the staff in the hotel having to take the flack for something that's not their fault. If someone from the upper echelons of Premier Inn reads this, please contact the car park management and let them know it's affecting your team (if it's not already been sorted by now!). Lastly - staff... every single person I met in the hotel was so friendly. Everyone was very polite, nice to speak to, well presented, professional, courteous... to be honest, i don't have enough nice words to use. I don't think I've ever stayed somewhere where every single person was a joy to interact with. I wish I had gotten some names, but there were two ladies in particular who I think deserve a lot of credit for how they represent Premier Inn... They'll probably know who they are if they read this - I was in room 412 - one of you had to deal with me messing up the aircon multiple times and the other made sure we got to stay in room 412 when I added an extra couple of days to our stay... sorry for not taking down your names... it was a pretty hectic week!! Anyway, would I stay here again? Absolutely. Next time my parents come to visit from Scotland, I'll be booking them in here as it's pretty much perfect. Thank you for making a stressful week a lot less stressful! It might seem like little things, but they made all the difference :)

31 May 2018

R3PUBL1K

Lancaster, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Good place to stay"

Hotel was secure and clean, though there was an old small every day in the stairwell. Parking was reasonable priced at £5.80 per night (24 hours) and underneath the hotel, but not belonging too. Lots of shops about too for every need.

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Hotel description Can't decide between some quiet time in the Kent countryside, a day out in the capital or a trip to the historic Danson House and Red House? One thing's for sure: however you choose to spend your time at Premier Inn London Bexleyheath, at the end of a long day, you get to tuck into a tasty dinner at our on-site Brewers Fayre restaurant then relax in style in one of our latest rooms, each featuring an impressive 40" flat screen TV, bright modern bathroom with a large shower head, and extra-comfy kingsize Hypnos bed.

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