Stratford-upon-Avon Central hotel

This premier inn looms like it needs a spruce up. The side entrance into a staircase ould not have been more grim. The bed was great, very nice and comfortable but the shoer did not drain. Very expensive for what it was £131 per room per night was a lot for this hotel

We stayed overnight in Stratford-upon-Avon Central hotel. We have stayed there many times & have always had positive experiences. The staff are very helpful & are keen to make stays at the hotel smooth running.

Very helpful and nice staff! Great location. Used Stasher to store bags for the day while exploring this amazing little town and it was perfect! highly recommend.

Our stay at this hotel was a mixed experience. First off, be prepared for a lot of stairs—there are far too many, and the lift is painfully slow, only reaching the first floor. This made getting around quite inconvenient, especially with luggage. We upgraded to a Premier Plus room, which came with a fridge and a coffee machine. The fridge was a nice touch, but the coffee machine was disappointing—the coffee came out cold, so we only used it once. The rooms themselves were good, but nothing particularly special. Initially, we were given room 221, which felt like a shoebox. It was shockingly small and should never be classified as a Premier Plus room. I’ve stayed in standard rooms that were twice the size. Thankfully, after raising the issue, we were moved to room 219, which was much nicer. Service was slow when requesting additional items like water and towels, though I must say the staff were consistently pleasant and polite. The location is one of the hotel’s best features—just a short 3-minute walk to the town centre. However, there’s no parking on-site. We used the Marina car park, which was about a 5-minute walk away and cost £12 for three days. Overall, I’d consider staying here again, but only if they install a proper lift. That would make a big difference.

As Premier Inns go, probably one of the worst I’ve stayed in. Don’t get me wrong, the bed was comfortable and the shower worked well, also the location was very good but here are the issues: - Confusing layout of the hotel, lots of stairs so don’t choose this hotel if you have mobility issues - it’s like walking through a maze - I was in a Prem Plus room and it was tiny, one of the smallest hotel rooms I have stayed in (see pic) - Carpets in common areas, especially the entrance stairs are stained and falling off - surprised hotel management have allowed that to happen - it’s a really bad first impression - Toilet flush poor - No parking (but tbh, I knew this would be the case so I Parked and the Park and ride which is nice and cheap) If the hotel was £35 a night then I wouldn’t complain but I paid £85 a night and I feel like I was ripped off. For another £20 a night I could have gone to a much nicer hotel with a pool. I would avoid this hotel as it’s a poor example of a Premier Inn