Premier Inn Staines

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Kids stay and eat for free*, plus spacious family rooms
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Unlimited breakfast
Enjoy our famous Premier Inn cooked or continental breakfast

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Yes, Staines-upon-Thames is definitely worth visiting, especially if you’re after a relaxing riverside break that’s still close to London. It’s a great place to base yourself for both town and countryside trips. You can enjoy peaceful walks along the Thames Path, take a river cruise or sit by the water with a coffee or picnic. The town has a mix of modern shops, green spaces and good places to eat, making it easy to spend a full weekend here. Plus, it’s near attractions like Thorpe Park and Windsor, so there’s plenty to do nearby if you fancy day trips.
Staines-upon-Thames is in Surrey, but it’s right on the edge of Greater London. It falls under the Borough of Spelthorne in Surrey, but with its close connections to central London – including a direct train to London Waterloo in about 35 minutes – it feels like it sits between both worlds. That makes it a great location if you want easy access to the capital but a quieter place to stay.
Yes, Staines has a strong market town history that continues today. A traditional market runs several times a week in the town centre, with stalls selling everything from fresh fruit and veg to clothing, homeware and street food. It adds a lively local feel to the area and is great if you enjoy browsing or picking up something a bit different. Historically, Staines has been a trading place since Roman times, and that spirit continues in the modern high street and shopping centres too.
Staines-upon-Thames is best known for its riverside location, its links to major attractions and its mix of urban and green space. It’s also gained pop culture fame thanks to Sacha Baron Cohen’s Ali G character, though the town is far more than that. Staines is close to Heathrow Airport, making it an easy stopover or starting point for holidays. It's also just a stone’s throw from Thorpe Park, one of the UK’s biggest theme parks, and near historical sites like Runnymede, where the Magna Carta was sealed. Plus, it has great access to the River Thames for walking, boating and wildlife spotting.













