Guest User
March 1, 2025
I booked a double room so was surprised to walk into a twin single bed accessible room. Receptionist was able to change this to a double bed accessible room. I don't need an accessible room but that was all they had. Rather than have to find somewhere else to stay the night at short notice (and the receptionist did phone the nearest Premier Inn to check availability for me), I decided to put up with the accessible room which has multiple differences including a lower bed which gives a different experience. Fair enough. However, it's not acceptable to call two twins beds pushed together with a mattress on top a double bed. It is a totally different sleeping experience as it has a massive hard bit in the middle of the bed so you end up sleeping in a single side of the bed which may as well be sleeping in a single bed. It's not comfortable, as the double mattress is not meant to fit across two single beds so doesn't offer the right support so you would actually be better in a single bed with a single mattress. One of the reasons I always stay at Premier Inn hotels is because of the comfortable supportive mattresses as I have a bad back, but that was not the case on this occasion. Would it be too much to ask that in future, when I book, if you cannot offer the product I believe myself to be purchasing, i.e. a double bed, that you do not accept the booking, but instead state that you are fully booked, thus giving me the option with time in advance, to find somewhere that can. If you were not fully booked at the time of my booking, and did indeed have a double bed, is it not then that you secure this product for me. It wasn't like I checked in late, actually about 4pm. The outcome is I now have a sore back and definitely not a good night's sleep. Given the hundreds (and I'm not exaggerating as I have had jobs in loving a lot of travelling) of Premier Inn hotels I've stayed at, this is the first time this has happened to me. When I buy a product I expect that to be what I get. This is kind of how commerce works.