Premier Inn Camborne

The Premier Inn suited our purpose but can’t say the same for restaurant next door!    Biggest complaint was the fact no toilet paper in disabled toilet!   Really embarrassing situation and the floor generally needed a good scrub.  Noticed mirrors in restaurant could do with a shine, table tops were sticky,  window ledges outside have obviously not been cleaned for months and skirting boards the same .  It generally needs a good overhaul.  Food nothing to write home about and very mediocre.  This sadly reflects on the   Premier and would think twice about staying again.  Sorry to be the bearer of this sad report but being honest l.

Due to family health issues, for th epast 2 years we have had to stay either overnght or 2-4 days, The reception staf Megan,Elizabeth,Jess, Amber, Kelly and Caroline have been the best, after booking I have called them to ask for extra items (we need to have an accessable room) nothing has been too much trouble for them. The company have chosen well for first impressions on entering.A shout out to the housekeeping staff, I've met Charlene and Rianne.just wanted to say the rooms are immaculate which is a real pleasure to find when your tired.

This Premier Inn is well placed near the A30 and an easy (15 minute?) walk to the town centre. The hotel is great, apart from being another one with completely sealed windows, which is nonsense when there's fresh Cornish air outside. Hotel staff were always friendly and helpful but clearly embarrassed by complaints about the on-site Trevithick Inn, which is hopeless compared with the eating option at most Premier Inns. Breakfast is nice and straight-forward. (Though the single coffee machine which was broken didn't help.) Serving staff in the morning and evening work their hardest to give customers a good experience. They are a real asset to the place. But it is all let down by the limited opening times, which aren't published in the hotel, on the pub door and the times on the pub's website are inaccurate. Added to that is the unhelpful evening manageress who doesn't share her staff's enthusiasm to help customers. When asking to move away from the draught of the open front door, we were told the only other option was the next table. Ten minutes later, other customers were seated by one of the serving staff much farther in, away from the door. If anything drives customers away from this Premier In it won't be the hotel it will be the unwelcoming attitude you might experience in the pub!