Premier Inn Dover (A20)

Premier inn Dover A20 was used after a very long road trip through Europe with my wife and children. Easy to find and very convenient after departing the cross channel ferry. Good value for a family room, plenty of free parking on site and a convenient COOP nearby.

Nothing celestial but the brewing giant that owns Premier Inns could do a little more to improve the product. Investment in The Plough restaurant and its staff would greatly improve this budget hotel. Rooms clean and ok, food good. BUT waiting staff were under pressure on one evening session and on a breakfast session. A few more hands on deck please. Emma was a star coping on a busy evening.

Had a very good stay at this premier inn, we were travleling to France via the eurotunnel at 4.30 am so we checked out at 3.30am. It was a very nice quiet hotel with a well lit car park at night staff were good and friendly bed was comfy and hotel was quiet as we went to bed early for the early start.

Bed and pillows aren’t as comfortable as they used to be and when getting into bed there was a silver crawly thing! (No idea what it was). Didn’t sleep well as was worried there were others! Has breakfast in the Beefeater in the morning which as usual was lovely.

The aptly named room 101 has not had a working WiFi deposited in it! Also it's close to the road so road noise can be an issue. My relatives stayed in other rooms much better. Plenty of car parking an easy access of the A20 though keep your eyes peeled blink and you'll miss the entrance. Oh and drive carefully the entrance has many potholes.

So, I crashed at Premier Inn in Dover with my work buddies for a couple of days before our London gig, and let me tell ya, it was awesome! The vibe was chill right from the get-go, with the staff being super friendly and welcoming. The rooms were on point - clean, cozy, and had everything we needed. Seriously, those beds were like sleeping on clouds, which was exactly what we needed after a day of hustlin'. Shoutout to the staff though, always there to hook us up with whatever we needed. And breakfast? Don't even get me started. It was the bomb! So much grub to choose from, it was like a foodie paradise. Overall, Premier Inn in Dover totally rocked our socks off. If you're ever in the area and need a cool spot to crash, this is it. Can't wait to hit it up again next time we're around!

My wife and I recently stayed at Premier Inn Dover, and it was a satisfactory experience. The room was clean and comfortable, and the staff was welcoming and attentive. The hotel's location was convenient for exploring the area, especially if you plan to visit the White Cliffs of Dover or Dover Castle. While the amenities were fairly basic, it met our needs for a short stay. Overall, a decent and affordable option for a visit to Dover.

This is a great hotel and such a great night had. The staff were friendly and welcoming and helpful. The beds were really comfy and rooms were nice and warm. The restaurant next door is really good and food was really enjoyable. This is in a great location and easy to find from the main road.

As we were having Christmas Dinner at the Beefeater next door, we decided to book a night at the Premier Inn so we could drink and fully relax rather than drive home. Arrived 35 minutes earlier than the prescribed checkin and they wanted to charge £10 for early checkin. I said that “it’s Christmas Day and you seriously want to charge us £10 for 35 minutes” to which the sullen young member of staff, who clearly didn’t want to be there, just shrugged and said “yep” Really not a pleasant welcome and put a bit of a downer on what was otherwise a nice day, Clearly no Christmas Spirit at Premier Inn.