Premier Inn Dudley Town Centre

The staff couldn’t have been more helpful. The hotel was so close to where I wanted to be. Parking really close to where I needed

A lovely place to stay. I can't comment on the food as we didn't eat there but everything else was really good. The room was clean and quiet with everything working as it should. There was a slight hiccup when we tried use the fan that was left for us but the staff fixed it immediately. Talking of staff, they were the loveliest ladies we've ever met at a Travelodge. Location wise it was ideal for us with a three minute walk to the zoo and three to the Black Country Museum.

Found good value for money and very close to city attractions . Neat and clean environment with receptionist present all the time.

Top tier customer service from steph she went above and beyond to make my mrs birthday. I asked her if she could do anything special. And she decorated the room and left a bottle prosecco. My mrs was very happy with the whole experience. A big thank you to steph

We booked this Travelodge so we could visit the Black Country living museum. The room was clean and tidy. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was excellent, so much choice and you could help yourself to as much as you wanted . Staff were constantly checking to see if anything needed topped up ! We had a evening meal , not a big choice but still enough to cover varying tastes. Was a bit dubious booking a Travelodge but pleasantly surprised, will book again so we do the Dudley zoo and castle as all in walking distance.

Just back from a night stay. We were in Birmingham attending the indoor arena so decided to make a weekend of it. We arrived late on the Friday evening and were allocated a room on the first floor. The rooms are of the old PI design - the one we had was clean and tidy but we did feel the corridor needed some TLC (general tidy up with repainting door frames etc). Had breakfast one day - the range for the continental wasn't as good as we have seen at other PI's but overall it was ok. The cooked breakfast though was very good. Located close by are a number of eateries plus Dudley Zoo and Castle is just a few minutes walk away. Our only gripes were the inconsiderate guests in the room above us who must have been wearing clogs on the feet judging by the lout footsteps and stamping we could hear. The other negative was the standard WiFi was very poor compared to other Premier Inns. Other than that we would be happy to use again.

As above. Visit Black Country, Canal, Zoo, Castle and more without moving your car that saves on parking fees. Didn't fancy the cafe so didn't use, but tons of eateries nearby. Very modern building. Rather boomy with banging doors and noisy residents but well sound proofed from the road. Lovely staff and a good room.

We stayed here for 3 nights to see the Zoo and Black Country Museum. It was a good pick as you could walk to both from the Premier Inn and save yourself the cost of parking . Don’t usually eat eat in Inns but as we arrived after a long drive and the Inn had a meal deal of main and starter or pudding , drink and breakfast for £21 we decided to do this. Yes the menu is limited and it’s not the highest quality but it was great value for money and for weary travellers it was just right . We had the fish and chips followed but fruit salad . Other days we ate out and can recommend The Olives in the town centre for a curry and the Toby Carvery . Mornings we walked round the cornet to Macdonalds A good stay

I had a photoshoot in Halesowen on the Friday. I decided to stay at the Dudley Travelodge as I also wanted to visit the Black Country living museum and the zoo. As this Travelodge is located walking distance to both it was a good choice. The free parking is good (and decent size car park too). Also, my room was a decent size, clean and had a comfy bed. For the price paid I was very happy. As well as an onsite restaurant / bar there are also a few eating options within a short walk. Also