Hotels With bar in Bedfordshire, United Kingdom

Nice little hotel with beautiful garden and seating area.  However hotel need to be bit more transparent with the situation there atm as I totally understand it and commend them for doing it, however not making paying customers aware this is why bars aren’t open or breakfast / food services are not available will lead to complaints and making customers feel very uncomfortable.  But this does not take away from the staff there who were all extremely welcoming and doing the best with the cards they have been dealt.

The accommodation is just a few minutes walk from the airport. The insulation is good and you can't hear anything in the rooms. The staff is very friendly. The breakfast is varied, something for everyone.

Hard to listen to the traumatic stories of families awaiting social housing to house them. The staff are all caring and professional. It’s evident that they are a good team. I’ve stayed in three different rooms, all very comfortable!

Friendly staff and very convenient for an early flight The staff at the hotel are exceptionally friendly and helpful. When I first checked in, I realised I had accidentally booked an accessible room — which was enormous and very, very clean. However, because it had a connecting door, someone in the neighbouring room tried to open their side, which completely startled me. When I went downstairs to mention it, the staff didn’t hesitate at all. They immediately offered to move me to another room where I wouldn’t have the anxiety of hearing someone try the connecting door. It was clearly very safe, but I really appreciated how quickly and kindly they responded. I had dinner at the hotel restaurant — the food was fairly average and a little on the expensive side, although the atmosphere was lively and, again, the staff were very friendly. One downside is that the walls seem quite thin. Around 12:30am a group checked in and were talking loudly in the corridor for about half an hour, which woke me up. If you’re a light sleeper, I’d recommend bringing earplugs. In fairness, I didn’t call reception at the time — and based on how helpful they were earlier, I suspect they would have dealt with it quickly. Checking out was easy, and I walked to the airport in the morning. It’s actually a very straightforward walk — especially once you get past the roundabout and go under the road. I’d definitely recommend this hotel if you have an early flight from Luton.

The location is really convenient, about a 10-15 minute walk from the airport, which is perfect for anyone catching an early flight. However, the room was a bit small and stuffy. Other than that, everything else was fine.

The hotel is wonderfully situated right on the beautiful River Great Ouse. Each morning, you can watch flocks of swans glide past, and local rowing teams train – it makes for a truly picturesque and atmospheric setting. Breakfast was excellent! Would definitely love to return if given the opportunity.

The Premier Inn is a decent value for money. The staff were very helpful at check-in given that we arrived a bit earlier than 3pm , they allowed us to to change into clothing more appropriate for the toasty afternoon ( sunny and 25C) and leave our belongings in storage behind the reception. The biggest drawback , in my books, was the fact the window in our room was sealed shut and we had to rely on the HVAC system for fresh air. The location made it easy to reach from Luton Airport after a 10 min walk from the Luton Station Interchange, but the surrounding area has a bit of a rough edge to it.

Even though it's an airport hotel, the quality is really good – it's quite nice and very new. The Christmas tree was super pretty too, each light even had a tiny Santa hat 🎩, so cute! The room heating was excellent as well. Overall, a great stay.

Great hotel close to the airport; staff is very friendly and the breakfast is amazing. Highly recommended 👏

Value for money and easy access to local pubs and restaurants