Thirsk hotel

Nice...seems...New premier Inn. Very modern room, lovely bathroom with ambient lights if preferred! Nice location to walk into Thirsk or to drive to all areas. Definitely recommend!

Staff were friendly, and there was plenty of parking. However, you must remember to register your vehicle’s licence plate number using the touch screen just inside the main entrance. What was extremely disappointing was the breakfast. The cereal bowls were dirty and had clearly not been washed properly, with remnants of old cereal still inside them. We had to go through six or seven bowls before finding a clean one. The breakfast selection was also not as good as the Holiday Inn we had previously stayed at in Kent. The cooked breakfast — beans, mushrooms, hash browns, eggs, and bacon — was lukewarm and lacking in flavour. I also overheard one member of staff reminding another, in the area behind where the cooked breakfast is laid out, that they needed to wash their hands. Surely this should be a basic part of food hygiene and preparation standards, rather than something staff need to be reminded about. The room itself was clean, but there was a noticeable musty smell inside.

Fully automated vending machine. No actual bar. Everything out of cans or bottles served by two restaurant staff. Evening meal was disgusting. Greasy spoon cafe. Breakfast was a little better but not much. Would never stay here again and then to put the icing on the cake we today received a parking fine even though we checked in our car at the same time as checking in. Mmm, free parking if you are a resident. Dont believe this so BEWARE as Horizon Parking will soon be after you for money

Nice clean modern hotel on outskirts of Thirsk. Standard room with all facilities you need and quiet stay. Aldi just across the road for snacks etc, drive into town centre 5 minutes. Very large free car park, tip to park at rear of hotel, you get closer to reception, but have to walk on grass for 20 yards. Got a good rate on a Friday night.

The biggest downer was the price if drinks in the restaurant. £5.10 for a small beer which equated to £10.20 a pint was well over priced. The lack of reception staff on arrival just an automated check in in most cases did not give you a welcoming experience. Most of the items in the cooked breakfast were either just warm or cold. To be told that there could be a 20 minute wait for our order to be taken in a virtually empty restaurant as they were busy that night was confusing. The hotel itself was in a nice location, was quiet through the night and was very clean and tidy. There is a pub and supermarket in walking distance.