Southport Central hotel

I stay at this hotel Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st July 2026.On first arrival I thought the hotel reception staff was plecent and welcoming, the scouse lady asked did I arrive by car, which I'd did. She asked me to input my vehicle details into the tablet which was next to the reception desc for 2 nights free parking which to me was a massive bonus because at this complex you only get 3/4 hours free. Upon arrival to room 5 lower floor first impressions, it was clean however a bit dated could do with a revamp. Shower was a bit naff but OK, towels was fresh and clesn. Bed was comfy and sheets was clean. The room was nice and quite which I like. After unpacking I was quite thirsty for a chicky pint, my son met me in the bar which is adjacent to the reception, brewers fair the parent company. My son has just turned 18 so I wanted to buy him his first pint from his father. I must stress the bar guy I think his name is Nathan asked my son for I'd, which to me is a guy doing his job brilliant, also he's was plecent, friendly, welcoming and had very good customer communication skills, forgive me if I have got his name wrong (he knows who he is) 😉 I decided to buy a cooked breakfast on Monday morning to be honest I was a tad disappointed due to the fact that you had to ask for it, it wasn't help yourself. When I decided to order after a cup of coffee and a couple round of toast it was absolutely slow to arrive and not the hottest 😒 however the watris did apologise for been slow. The cooked breakfast was nice but as I say not the hottest. Overall not a bad stay and convinced location, all the amunity are close by ie vew cinema, ten pin bowling, Nandos. Pity the bar and restaurant is closing in September 2026,in my opinion I think it's a big mistake, however it's just my opinion. IF they revamp I may stay again it's looking past it's best guys😎

Stayed here three nights. It's OK. Rooms are usual Premier Inn with excellent beds. It is reasonably quiet. Main issue is a lack of air-con and for about £130 / night, it was top end pricing.

Friendly and efficient reception. Comfy bed and clean, quiet room. Great shower. Breakfast was excellent and great value.

Stayed for 2 nights (£250 BnB including parking). Firstly, it's a great location with a massive free car park (you have to register your reg in the hotel) with a bit going on on the trading estate it's on (VUE cinema, Nandos etc). It's right next to the pier (shut at time of writing) and a 10 minute or so walk into the centre. Plenty going on in the centre, shops, pubs cafes etc. A fair few bookshops as well if you like that kind of thing. Southport looks like it's having a few quid spent on it as well - a few old buildings that have been closed for a while getting redeveloped. We went out of season, but it was still quite busy - so I expect it to be rammed in the high season with the kids off school. The hotel itself was pretty good (we have stayed before). No plus rooms as far as I could see but the quality of the standard room was more than adequate. Nice bath/shower. Breakfast was your standard Premier Inn fare served in quite a large room. Popular with kids when the suns out at the weekend. I'd probably stay again - as I have done before. Pretty good for a night or two.

A satisfying stay a Southport. We hope to return soon. Excellent facilities just outside the door. Cinema, bowling, food, and more. Perfect place to stay all round. The Brewers fayre was another excellent evening visit. Lovely food. Staff went out there way to satisfy your need's. Thanks Brewers fayre 5*