Woking Town Centre hotel

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    Perfect for retail therapy at the Woking Shopping centre, with direct trains to London Waterloo

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    Chargeable offsite parking

    Air conditioning

    Breakfast

    Restaurant

    Free Wi‑Fi

    Accessible

    Parking at Premier Inn Woking Town Centre hotel

    There is no on-site parking available at this hotel except for two disabled permit parking spaces. There are 4 spaces to the rear of the hotel to offload for a maximum of 20 minutes.

    Chargeable off-site parking is available nearby at Victoria Place Woking Car Parks (GU21 6GH)  (2 minute drive) £15 for 24 hours. Please note, there is a vehicle height restriction of 2.1m. 

    Alternatively  there is a 24 hour car park available at Red car park (GU21 6GB).

    Our rooms

    Standard double

    A super-comfy bed, a powerful shower and free Wi-Fi, our double rooms have everything you'll need for a great night's sleep.

    Tea & coffee facilities

    Double or kingsize bed

    Free Wi-Fi

    Powerful shower

    Desk

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    Restaurant

    Thyme Bar & Grill
    Breakfast

    Mornings have never been so tasty! Build your own breakfast and fill up your plate with freshly cooked favourites like bacon, sausages, eggs and hash browns – plus a tasty selection of veggie and vegan options – and continental delights like fruit, cereal and freshly baked pastries. Plus, when an adult orders a Premier Inn Breakfast, up to two kids eat breakfast for free** 

    Reviews for Premier Inn Woking Town Centre hotel

    1-2 of 908 reviews

    "Not the best Premier Inn experience"
    I stayed in room 503 and honestly, it wasn’t quite up to the usual Premier Inn standards. The bathroom was a bit of a let-down – the tap had such low water pressure that brushing my teeth was nearly impossible, and the plug hole was clogged with someone else’s hair. Not exactly what you want to find. The bed wasn’t great either, quite lumpy, and I even found salt sachets left under the bedside table from a previous guest, which made the room feel like it hadn’t been properly checked over. One other thing that really surprised me – even if you have a Blue Badge and park in the disabled bays, you still have to pay the full daily rate of £10. That just feels a bit crazy and not very fair. Overall, it was okay for a night but definitely not the best Premier Inn I’ve stayed in.
    "bad experience"
    we arrived at the hotel at 15.30 parked in the disabled bay as my brother is disabled and in a wheel chair. None of my 5 rooms were ready and booked for 2 nights so had to wait I don,t know why as they are supposed to be ready by 15.00 after checking in and moving my car to the car park opposite. Woke up the following morning with my niece knocking on the door could I have some of your toilet paper as we have none. Lovely. Went down for breakfast 12 of us we seamed to overwhelm them no staff and no breakfast ready when we were the only ones in there so the next morning we went to a proper cafe with alot nicer food and also cheaper . Two weeks later I get a parking ticket for dropping off in the £57 out of pocket so if you are thinking of staying here I would think again as they are not very helpful and very under staffed
    "Comfortable and good value"
    Very comfortable bed with perfect-sized pillows and aircon. I arrived late and used the check-in machine which worked well. There was no information about breakfast times but fortunately a member of staff saw on camera looking confused and came out to help. Decent breakfast though all eggs had to be ordered. It was close enough to the station to walk and didn’t feel unsafe even though it was late. I was very happy with the stay for the price paid.
    "Worn out"
    The room was very worn and not cleaned properly. I noticed crumbs/dust under the bed when packing on the last of my 2 nights. Which considering I hadn’t eaten anything to produce the crumbs infers they were already there alongside the dust. The windows couldn’t be opened which meant no air flow in the heat. There were marks all over the walls and on the day bed. The bathroom also had marks and stains all over and the soap dispensers had rusting marks on the lids.
    "Disappointing and frustrating"
    Check-in took an awful long time despite us already doing an online check in. No parking, so add around £15 per day for parking at the car park over the road. Nice clean and comfortable room with air conditioning. Our keycard for room 911 only worked once, so we had to repeatedly get a new one - we ended up going through SEVEN keycards during our 3 night stay - frustrating to say the least. The skeleton staff were never around when you needed them - they did seem to be run off their feet. Nice breakfast, but they ran out of bread, milk, pancakes, muffins regularly and only put out a very small amount at a time despite the hotel being gfully booked. Cooked breakfast was very tasy, but swimming in fat which really put us off.

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    Hotel description

    Premier Inn Hotel Woking Town Centre is right in the middle of Woking and very close to the shops, theatre and cinema at the Peacocks Centre. Leading businesses are within easy reach, and we're in walking distance of the station with its quick links to Waterloo. Visit the Lightbox Museum and Gallery after a short stroll along the leafy banks of the Basingstoke Canal. Or pop into Guildford, just 7 miles away. If you're a fan of motorsports, why not visit the home of Formula 1 team McLaren at Brooklands Museum? When you've finished racing about, come back to the hotel for lovely food and a comfy bed.

    Hotel contact information

    Phone: 0333 321 9329

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