Halifax Town Centre hotel

Room was comfortable and clean but tired. Attached retaurant was filthy. Dirty knives and forks and furniture and floor that hadn't been cleaned properly in months

Restaurant was closed, bathroom fan way too noisy, window wouldn’t shut so too much street noise and a poor nights sleep. Bed want comfortable. Over priced for poor facilities.

Shabby, dated Premier Inn, needing a through refresh. At the very bottom limit of what I'd expect, but paying the very highest price due to an event. Good town centre location, but parking is £15 a day. One of the two lifts was out of order. £3 for a small bottle of water from the vending machine. The room (and particularly the bathroom) was very badly decorated and patched up. No blind or net at the window, despite looking over the ringroad. Mattress was ok, but at the end of its life. Worst of all, a big dried on bogie on the inside of the shower curtain.

We selected the hotel for its location, just a short walk to the Piece Hall (where we were attending a gig). The hotel is relatively new, the room was large and bright, and the bed was comfortable. Parking is a short walk away in a multi-storey, and although there was no discounted rate it was. Reasonable price for 24 hours.

I've recently been to Premier Inn Town Centre twice last week and this. On two occasions I have been brilliantly helped at reception, by a young woman called Millie in very difficult circumstances. On the first occasion it took nearly an hour to book me in and I think that was because I made a couple of slips in that time typing info in on a mobile phone which many people find difficult, including me. Millie was brilliantly patient, helping to do some of the typing with great efficiency, all the while thinking about me as an individual, needing a bit of support to get a booking done. Her patience was saintly and eventually she got the job done. All the while, a fire alarm that needed fixing was intermittently going of right next to her and she didn't miss her stride once. This was amazing. Again, I visited today and found Millie working in her usual cheerful manner, being just as helpful as previously. While I was trying to give feedback to yourselves about my stay I noticed that the internet connection in the foyer seemed weakest at the reception desk. I find that hard to believe - wouldn't the place you'd want the signal to be strongest be in reception, so you get customers in as quickly as possible? It must be an issue for people there who are trying to do there job efficiently. Finally I had to leave the building to finish doing feedback with trip adviser and I only had one phone with me which meant that after I'd spent some considerable time accessing trip advisor and needed to typed in an access code that was emailed to me, I couldn't because, well because I couldn't work out how to do it - I've tried to do it before and failed repeatedly because leaving an app to get an access code from an email seems to close the app which starts sending me round in circles. You will see I have made the effort to send the feedback because I want Millie's excellent efforts to be rewarded. I also wanted to give you feedback on your systems to see if they can be improved. Too often when comms and other tech system are at issue, the comms seems to be the customer and the customers and the company employees can all go to hell. This is the wrong way round. Could you please try to sort it. By the way, I still love the hotel. The views in particular, are fantastic. Thankyou for an excellent stay.