Premier Inn becomes the latest hotel chain with free wi-fi

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• Neil says:

  1 Mar1 March 08:41

  Premier Inn is super..it is for me consistent and with free wifi, modern buildings, it never lets me down.

• Fenny says:

  1 Mar1 March 08:44

  Not only are Premier Inns good hotels, but they genuinely will refund you if you don’t get a good night’s sleep for whatever reason.

• flyforfun says:

  1 Mar1 March 13:02

  Pleasantly surprised with the Inverness riverside location. Very comfortable. Wifi Access was slow, but with 4G it wan’t an issue – luckily I wasn’t there for work so it wasn’t important apart for checking emails and checking Head for points.

• Stephen F says:

  1 Mar1 March 21:47

  I have just completed a week long stay at various Premier Inns in Scotland. There is free basic wifi BUT it is the most frustrating wifi ever.

  It is as slow as dial up (truthfully) and it logs you out after a minute or twos inactivity. You then have to go back through the log in process again. After a week of it it drove me to insanity – not suitable for business use in any way.

  The free wifi exists to drive you so mad to end up paying for the premium.

  • Fenny says:

    1 Mar1 March 22:42

    Must be the North of the Wall variant. Last year when I stayed at the one at the Westfield in Stratford, I logged in with one email address, streamed the first half of Game of Thrones via Now TV, logged in with a different account and streamed the other half.

• d4ve says:

  2 Mar2 March 18:19

  I regularly stay at the Prem Inns at Old St and Angel in London. Both very acceptable. I find WiFi a bit hit and miss though.

• Aeronaut says:

  2 Mar2 March 23:12

  Just wanted to add my voice to the chorus of approval for Premier Inns. Kudos to them for doing what they do well.

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