Hotel dengan WiFi di Chessington

There is no staff working at this hotel. The only time you are graced with the presence of people donning the premier inn uniform is towards the end of breakfast ‘service’ (very loosely termed as there is no service and the buffet is not replenished) . Alas the chef cooks some fresh hot items and you will see the hungry people appear. Needless to say there is no customer service at this hotel. If you want to ring the bell on the reception desk then don’t expect this to immediately beckon a member of the elusive team to you. You will indeed be expected to wait until they can be bothered. There is no housekeeping at this hotel and no fresh towels or tea bags/sugar etc are provided. However if you do require any of these things, please head down to reception to try and conjure a member of staff. Door to the car park downstairs is not easy accessible from the outside due to the unlock/lock function being broken. Please remember to press the button to reception for assistance and BE PATIENT. This could take a while. The lifts frequently break down but you will certainly get your steps in whilst also working those muscles lugging your cases up and down the stairs. Don’t just assume your keycard will work once activated. The keycards get deactivated several times throughout the day. Not to worry though, just pop on down to reception. Remember to ring that bell and BE PATIENT. Car parking is the bargain price of £8 per 24 hours. The receptionist (I know, shockingly we did manage to spot one of these mythical creatures) who checked us in advised that you need to pay at the same time every day using a new scannable token. However on reading the signage you can pay in advance for the whole stay using the app/website. The one redeeming feature of this hotel is the proximity to the train station.

This afternoon: there are (not one but) three cars who have parked in the disabled bays close to the reception door of Premier Inn, Chessington. NONE of these vehicles are displaying a Blue Disabled Badge in their front windscreen. Their owners have decided to be lazy, and occupy disabled parking parking spaces for their own convenience. Thus depriving genuine Blue Badge holders of being able to park & access the front entrance easily. Why do companies like Premier Inn ignore this increasingly illegal situation that is happening more and more everywhere? And such companies just “hope”the general public will be courteous enough to respect “disabled parking bays”. Believe us: until a fine of some sort is slapped on the offenders’ windscreens…. It is, and will keep, happening every where. CHECKREPORTUK.