Huddersfield North hotel

A very very nice sleep,very comfortable, stayed here numerous time's, unfortunately slept that well I missed breakfast!!

We arrived at Huddersfield north premier inn at 10pm on friday the 15th of august. On arrival we were met by a man who seemed bitter. No welcome. He wouldn't make eye contact and then when asked for something he was abrubt and a little ignorant. I informed him that i was staying with my 17 year old son and asked if we could have 2 single duvets instead of the double douvet that was on the bed. I understand i had booked a double room in error and that was of no fault of this man, yet a simple request to swap the double duvet for 2 singles was met with an obnoxious reply of "that's not what you paid for" and then when i said i had made a mistake when booking i was treat with a firm "no". We travel the country regular for my sons boxing and have never been met with such disregard from premier inns before. I feel this man is not suitable to represent front of house for such a large hotel chain and we may be booking elsewhere in future. The positive is the house staff in the morning were lovely and the breakfast was spot on. So that is why i gave 2 stars.

A very pleasant stay. Tidy rooms which all had a fan in upon arrival, friendly staff at check in, and a quiet stay. Breakfast slightly confusing- expecting a buffet type as it’s sold as ‘unlimited’, but have to order what you would like through a server. Then you don’t see anyone to request more food, but the food was tasty nonetheless. Would definitely stay again!

Stayed at the Premier Huddersfield North as it was very close to Mirfield, the hotel staff are friendly, proffesional and accommodating and nothing was to much trouble for them. Breakfast was waitress service and presented perfectly and abundantly by Lisa who again was friendly efficient and welcoming.. One of the nicest Premiers I have stayed in.

Let's start with the good points. The room was clean, the bed comfortable and the room had a couple of decent powered fans in it. The breakfast was good and the staff were friendly. Now the negative points. Don't stay in this hotel during a heatwave. The windows are tiny, stuck in a corner and, as with many hotels, barely open. According to the hotel room thermostat, the air temperature in the room was 28 degrees, which dropped 1 degree over night. There is no air conditioning (this was made clear at the time of booking). The nearest powerpoint to the bed was on the opposite side of the room. The shape of our room was such that this was further away than in most Premier Inns I've stayed in, which meant that we did not get as much benefit from the fans as you might expect. It also meant that it was impossible to have a phone on charge alongside the bed. I know that some of Premier Inns hotel stock is older, but in a world with increasingly warm summers, you really need to look at better cooling. The staff provided sheets to replace the duvet and the fans did make some difference, but this is a place to be avoided in a heatwave.