Huddersfield North

I come here once a month for a break away from my regular routine at home! A taxi from the hotel into brighouse is reasonable & the boutique shops and coffee/wine bars are lovely to visit along with sitting by the canal/river calder feeding the Swans/ducks etc. The hotel does make your stay though as the reception staff & behind the scenes staff (cleaners etc) cannot do enough to make your stay as pleasant as possible.

I stayed with my family for one night as we was visiting an attraction nearby. We were pleasantly surprised by our stay. Tried to check in an hour early but would have been an extra £15 so I decided against it. Check-in was very easy and lift to our room. I had requested a room at the back as heard from previous guests that the road noise at the front can be a problem. Our family room overlooked the river. It was the biggest family room we have stayed in and we have used Premier Inn a lot!!! Lots of space, storage, and facilities like iron, hairdryer, tea, and coffee. The bed was comfortable, and we all slept well. The room was very clean, lots of towels and plenty of soap. Breakfast was nice. We were seated quickly, and the continental food was topped up regularly. It didn't feel too busy. Hot food was to order, and my preference is buffet style, but that is minor. The food was tasty and plentiful. We used the Old Mill next door for dinner but that was quite expensive for the food. Overall, it was a great stay, especially for the cheap price we got as booked in advance, and if in the area again, we would definitely stay again. The electric car charger in the parking area was a massive bonus also.

The car park is full of thick heavy black mud so everyone is filthy when they walk through the front door. Friendly staff member. The room standards were as clean as the car park outside (see images). There was spattered blood on the ceiling above the bed. There were thick cobwebs above the desk on the wall/ceiling. The chair was broken so popped up and down when you sat on it. There were huge gaps in the skirting board in the bathroom letting all kinds of things crawl out at night. The toilet paper was sheets (not seen that since primary school!). The mirror was placed in a corner facing the desk so was useless and the wifi was so poor I had to pay the £5 upgrade to be able to watch Netflix. I did go down to reception twice but both times were unmanned so no one to help be switch rooms and throughout the night when the heating switched on a load bang was waking me up bouncing off the radiators to announce their heat status