Premier Travel Inn London Euston

jodie

Has anyone stayed here?

It's £75 for a night which I think is fair and from the look of the pictures on it's website (I know they probably arnt what the room really looks like but iI'm sure it's nice) the rooms are a decent size.

I need a room for 1 night to go to a family party so it seems ideal.

Nile

jodie wrote:

Has anyone stayed here?

It's £75 for a night which I think is fair and from the look of the pictures on it's website (I know they probably arnt what the room really looks like but iI'm sure it's nice) the rooms are a decent size.

I need a room for 1 night to go to a family party so it seems ideal.

Hello jodie

I've stayed there. The room is a decent size and the bed is very comfortable. My tip is to ask for a room facing the car park, not the main road.;)

The reason is..........there is a lot of traffic noise from the main road and you might be woken during the night by fire engine sirens as they leave the Fire Station on an emergency call...........the Fire Station is immediately opposite the hotel.:eek:

Regards

Nile

lemontart

Hi yes I have stayed there, and as Nile says ask for room at back as Euston road very busy and loud. The breakfast is good there and if you want a curry there is nice little place 2 mins walk away - go out of hotel turn right, go to where road bends and it is around there straight ahead of you.

There is parking with hotel too at a price, rooms good size and comfortable as are all the premier inns.

Liz
xxx

jodie

Thanks guys, I will check how much parking is as that will save having to bother with trains.

I know the area well as I am from islington and only moved out 3 years ago so feel that its central enough for me.

I used to walk past the firestation all the time to gawp at the hot Fire fighters, lol.

Nile

jodie wrote:

Thanks guys, I will check how much parking is as that will save having to bother with trains.

I know the area well as I am from islington and only moved out 3 years ago so feel that its central enough for me.

I used to walk past the firestation all the time to gawp at the hot Fire fighters, lol.

Be aware that as well as paying the car park charge, you will also have to pay the London Congestion charge.:eek:

Another tip for you, don't pay the Euston Station food outlet high prices for soft drinks. As you walk out of the hotel, turn left and you'll find a row of small shops. There is a Newsagents/sweet shop which has a wide range of chilled soft drinks cans at very good prices.;)

jodie

How much is the Congestion charge now is it still £5?

Nile

jodie wrote:

How much is the Congestion charge now is it still £5?

It's £8 (per day) if you pay before midnight on the day of travel. Have a look at the Transport for London site.

jodie

Thanks Nile, think I might get the train after all