Premier Inn Hinckley

注意看，雙床的可能是一個大床加一個窄的沙發床。注意酒店地址是顯示的整天街的名字，司機不好找，點開地圖，可以看見酒店名字，那樣才能找到。做好心裏準備，英國不論走到哪，早餐都幾乎一模一樣，你很快就不喜歡吃了。

This premier inn is slightly dated and rough around the edges but as usual very comfortable bed and decent shower Our room (no20 ) backed on to some kind of lorry park which we could hear loading up and then noisy engines driving off which was very disappointing as we would of liked window open as it was a warm night.

My partner and I spent a weekend towards the end of May at the hotel, which is pleasantly situated by the Ashby Canal, yet is otherwise is not in the most attractive of locations. The accommodation (room 101) was generally up to Premier Inn's better standard except for only a single bath and hand towel being provided and necessitating a request for extra towels. Also, three wall lights didn't work and as well as the towels, we had to obtain milk as none had been provided in the room. My two-star rating mainly relates, though, to the adjacent Brewers Fayre restaurant we were somewhat obliged to use for breakfast and evening meals. It wasn't very good. For instance, my partner elected to have the 'continental breakfast'. It really doesn't live up to its name, with 'factory' sliced bread, soggy croissants and subpar coffee from a machine. The cooked breakfast I had was more acceptable, except for the aforementioned bread and coffee. On our departure, we skipped the Brewers Fayre breakfast and took an early break at a motorway service point instead. The food at our evening meals left much to be desired, except on an evening when we had steaks. One evening, we dined early, which coincided with a significant number of families using the restaurant. We then discovered the restaurant has a children's play area , or more realistically, a licenced crèche. The noise from the area was hardly conducive to a relaxing evening meal. And finally, both at one breakfast time and an evening meal, we were informed the place was almost fully booked and were given no choice were to sit, only to subsequently find many (preferable) tables were empty throughout our meal. We vowed we wouldn't let that happen a third time, but the vow is academic: we won't be going back again. Indeed, we need to return to the same area of Leicestershire late August but have cancelled our relevant booking with Hinckley Premier Inn.