London Greenwich hotel

Minutes from the Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark and the panoramic views from Greenwich Park

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43-81 Greenwich High Road, Greenwich, London SE10 8JL

Sat Nav Directions: SE10 8JL

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Directions: Sat Nav: SE10 8JL Take the A206 into Greenwich from the A2 or A20. From the M11 continue on the A12 towards the Blackwell Tunnel and exit onto the A206. The hotel is located at the South end of the A206.

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Transport and local information: Deptford Railway Station 0.4 Mile
Greenwich Railway Station 0.9 Miles
London City Airport 3.5 Miles

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Hotel Parking:

There is no onsite car parking at this hotel. Alternative pay and display on-street parking is available around the hotel.

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14 Jan 2020

Bass1996

Trip Type: Business

"Professionalism out of the window"

I’d like to start by saying that over the past 3 month, I have been staying at this Premier Inn due to work in London. I have seen this hotel at its finest, and at its worse. I understand that being a small to medium size hotel, it can get very busy, very quick. I also get the feeling that they operate with skeleton staff. • The staff - Always pleasant. After visiting for a number of months, the rapport that [only a few] members of staff have built up with my colleagues and myself is great. We are able to get along, made to feel comfortable and enjoy our stay here when certain members of staff are on shift. When certain situations arise within the hotel and it goes from bad to worse, as a customer, I can see that staff are not supported by management and are under trained, also massively under staffed. There has been times where reception has been full of customers checking in, and there has only been one member of staff at the desk. Quite recently, I heard a member of staff from the desk ask a shift manager to help check in some customers. What I heard from the shift manager appalled me. She said she was ‘too busy arranging knives and forks’. Please bare in mind, there was 45 minutes left until the reception opened. • The Food - As the food is paid by the company, I would hate to complain over something that is free to me. Again, when everything is done proper, and everything is running efficiently, the food is great. In contrast, when everything is running poorly, nothing goes right. As I customer, I have to say this is down to being understaffed within the kitchen, and front of house staff have also told my colleagues and I that this is also the case. There has been times when the food has come out and it’s met my expectations. After a hard days work, coming back to the hotel is all I can look forward to, we’re basically eating out every night and I know there’s a lot of people who would love to do that. I’d say the variety of food, it’s not amazing...you’re not exactly spoilt for choice. And when this hotel runs out of products (which is quite often) you have less to choose from. I have lost count of how many times members of staff have come to us, reeling a list of everything they haven’t got. We jokingly said, it would be easier to tell us what you have... Again, coming from members of staff what they have told us, it is because no one does the ordering and the kitchen is under staffed. Just today, we waited over an hour to be served, and a further 45 minutes for our food and drinks. There has been 2 members of staff bringing out food, getting drinks, taking people to their seats, etc. When the food came out, my colleague had to send his starter back for coming out with things on it that he specified he couldn’t have, and myself for my main being cold. Noting aswell that we waited over an hour, my Apple Watch alerted me that it was time to stand after being stationary for too long. •Rooms - Are adequate, just what you want. The cleaning could be a little better, there has been glasses left from the night before, dust on the windowsill and shelves. But other than that, and having to share a room with a colleague who snores and getting minimal sleep... it’s great! All in all, this hotel meets the needs of mine (only just) and could do with some ‘re-structuring’ to gain order and ways and means to go about the daily runnings.

13 Jan 2020

Tuftyhead2

Trip Type: Family

"Great value when booked early"

The hotel is fine for a short stay but quite far out from centre of city, however, that’s why we chose it. It is so much quieter and friendlier here and a 10 minute walk ( left from hotel along Greenwich high street) takes you into Greenwich centre with loads of shops, pubs and eateries plus the fantastic Picture House cinema. Rooms are bit tired and worn but comfy and clean. It was noisy when some guests came back in so I reckon it gets used by groups at weekends for having a night out. We got a very good rate for a London hotel as we booked few months in advance. Overall we were very pleased with our stay here. Top tip Best way to get here is the DLR to Deptford Bridge, there’s a lift on one side of road , from station go under the bridge and along main road past the Co-op and turn left onto Greenwich High Road. Walk about 5 mins and premier inn is on left, entrance on Merryweather Place road. Greenwich market at the weekend was great, loads of shopping and food. The Picture house is lovely plush cinema, bit expensive but well worth it. Mitre pub on the corner is excellent for good beers and super friendly staff. Turkish restaurant 2 mins walk away does great food, good value and a lovely Sunday buffet breakfast.

13 Jan 2020

Camper164212

Trip Type: Couples

"tired place"

checked in quickly and got a room with interconnecting door which we did not book,so we changed room.TV's were advertised as "size may vary" but all the same small size,mattress worn out and creaky, rooms look tired but clean,everywhere sellotaped notes on welcome desk,lift.bar area ,purchased the Meal deal and then got told various items not available (steak and pizza) and this continued through the breakfast,coffee machine showed no milk and was blinking "needs cleaning", the cooked breakfast option was never fully available. the continental option was poor.parking was offered at a good price, but be aware only park within the purple line otherwise a fine will occur. the whole experience was very budget and very basic.

12 Jan 2020

Sheepy-Princess

Cardiff, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Great value location- more peaceful!"

We’ve stayed in various locations around London. This Premier Inn was a 5-10 minute walk from Deptford Bridge station on the DLR. The area felt safe at night and there was a Tesco Express close by. The hotel had a lovely welcoming bar/restaurant with comfy seating for an evening drink/meal. Breakfast was plentiful and no queues for tables etc. Staff were really friendly. It was useful to be close to Greenwich for restaurants and cafes that are away from the really busy inner London areas. However, it was a 45 minute- 1 hour journey to central London. You have to factor this into your travel plans! Overall, I paid a lot less than for a central London Premier Inn, but spent more time travelling on the DLR/tube.

11 Jan 2020

phlipManchester

Bury, United Kingdom

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"Fabulous staff with the usual Premier comfort"

Great location for our plans. The ladies on reception were brilliant. A huge credit to Premier Inn. A mine of information. Lovely people. Thank you. We were a group of 8. We all had breakfast which was reasonably priced and tasty. Rooms were very clean and comfy. The usual good standard I've come to expect from Premier Inn. We were attending the O2. We got a local taxi which was £10 to the O2. Not overpriced at all. All in all...fanatastic

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Hotel description Whether you want to see the landmark attractions or take a breather from the hustle and bustle, Premier Inn London Greenwich is a great choice for your city break. Explore the historic streets, shops and markets of Greenwich town. Take a trip into the area's past at the Cutty Sark and National Maritime Museum. Visit the home of Greenwich Mean Time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park. Or nip across the river to the O2 Arena. And, at the end of the day, unwind in our tasty Thyme restaurant and extra-comfy rooms.

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London Greenwich hotel

Minutes from the Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark and the panoramic views from Greenwich Park

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