Premier Inn Tiverton

Excellent - we were there on 11th June, five tired and hungry cyclists, and the rooms were warm and clean, the hot food very good in a clean, comfy restaurant. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Prices very good too. Would be very happy to stay there again!

Beautiful hotel, well maintained and the beds are amazing. Stay at this hotel regularly for work and even pick this one over the others.

Stayed 2 nights great hotel and staff were really accommodating and helpful. Parking expensive but the hotel didn’t have their own car park so no choice. Room clean and comfortable and food good. Shame bar wasn’t open in the afternoon but not a massive issue just would have been nice to have a drink after work.

This review is for breakfast for 12 people in the restaurant; we didn’t stay in the hotel. It’s hard to imagine how our visit could be have been made more enjoyable. The booking with Bethany the day before was very efficient, polite and friendly. When we arrived in the morning , Vanessa was welcoming and clearly enjoys her job. Donna the cook made sure the cooked buffet was full of delicious food and made us some lovely porridge. The cereals, juices and other items were well displayed and topped up. Ashley was, as usual, friendly and polite. We’ve enjoyed a number of excellent breakfasts here and will hopefully enjoy many more.

We knew in advance of the parking situation when we booked, but when we arrived, the lady on reception wasn't overly helpful with regard to best options for a 5 day stay. In the end we bought a 5 day ticket in the adjoining multi-storey. That aside, clean and comfortable as per usual Premier Inn standard. The bar opening hours appeared to have no set pattern - on some days it was closed at 4pm, others it was open. But as seems to be the case in our experience with the Thyme restaurant locations, there's usually only one member of staff covering reception and bar duty, so if they're booking guests in or elsewhere in the hotel, you may have quite a wait for a drink. It's a good base for the area, but neither the best nor worst Premier Inn we've stayed in

Adequate room. Nice bathroom. A net curtain on the window facing the road would have been nice. The real downside was breakfast- the area is not large enough for the number of guests. Despite booking a time there's often a wait to sit. A sign says it's table service but it turned out to be self service. That would be OK if there was enough food as the hot area was often empty or half full. There were a lack of plates and cups. The member of staff's role seemed to consist of constantly apologising. It was a total shambles on both days. Parking is limited to a handful of disabled bays meaning you need to pay in the multi storey or council car park. The room was OK but the whole place comes across as tired compared to other Premier Inns we've stayed at. Someone really needs to come in and sort out the breakfast situation- it just needs organising properly.