London Bexleyheath hotel

Stayed here as we were attending a funeral nearby. The room was OK. A bit dark but plain & simple. The bed was very comfortable but the bathroom was tired & dated with a shower curtain & lots of limescale on the taps & shower. The shower was quite weak & it was a big step up into the shower/bath, so a big step down, getting out. Wouldn't be suitable for anyone with balance or mobility issues. We went to breakfast & there was nobody there to greet us so we wandered down to the buffet area. The cooked food was all laid out but didn't look very appetising. We then hesrd someone appear behind the counter to take our room number. We opted for fruit, yoghurt & a very claggy blueberry muffin. The seats were covered in crumbs & the table felt sticky. The carpet looked grubby as well. It's in a good position for visiting town with lots of shops, bars, restaurants etc. If they did a bit of a refurb & kept the restaurant cleaner, it would be fine.

Spent two nights in June 2025. Positive - very close walking distance to Bexleyheath Shopping Centre and buses. More negatives - our room had a locked connecting door to the next room. We were unfortunate enough to have a couple of alcoholic junkies next door. They were awake all night screaming, shouting, fighting and having loud sex!! With the connecting door we could hear everything which is why I can say that they were (ex?) junkies. I complained to reception about 0430 but they didn't contact the room occupants. When asked the reception staff did offer to move our room but we stayed in the end as the neighbours checked out. If you get a room with a connecting door and are unlucky enough to have noisy neighbours you'll need ear plugs. The restaurant, which used to be open to the public and is now exclusively for hotel guests, is not recommended. The breakfast was very average with empty food trays not replenished quickly enough and the food being dry and overcooked. We intended to have dinner there but half the menu was off so we went to one of the other restaurants within walking distance of the hotel. Parking is chargeable at a NCP underneath the hotel so convenient but a bit pricey. I felt that the hotel was overpriced - for a few pounds more we stayed the next night in a Radisson Blu which was vastly superior in all aspects. Premier Inn Bexleyheath very well located for the centre of Bexleyheath but rooms (especially the noise problem) and the restaurant well below par.

I was greeted by Sam who was bubbly, helpful and informative. Sam checked me in swiftly and without any issues. The hotel general areas were clean and tidy. My room was also clean and smelt fresh. The bed was comfortable, the room was very quiet so we had a great nights sleep. All in all a good nights stay, at a great price.

Plug sockets were literally hanging off the walls. Poorly ventilated even with air conditioning on. View was of a weird alley space. Air conditioning kept switching off. Stained carpet, pillows were like cardboard. Location was the only good thing about it.

Bathroom needs updating, shower cold, floor lifting. Carpark and stairs very unsafe due to homeless and drug smoking people. The bar didn’t have draft beer and charged 10.00 a drink in a bottle so we went to Wetherspoons …………………………………….. ………. ……….. ……………. ………….