Premier Inn Milton Keynes Central (Avebury Boulevard)

Very clean hotel lovely and quiet and a great breakfast. BUT THE PARKING. I will never visit this hotel again because of how complicated the parking is. Many people got tickets on their cars. This has to be a known issue and nothing seems to be done about it. You almost need a degree in maths to understand parking options. We ending up parking half a mile away. NOT IDEAL, Didnt realise a night in a hotel could be so stressful.

Have had a really enjoyable experience First time away from home with work And the staff have all been so helpful and kind Paul works of an evening and couldn’t do more to make me feel more welcome and safe Helping with things from parking to things I need in my room to being a friendly ear He is a credit to the hotel I hope business brings me back here at some point

The hotel is a standard Premium inn, nothing special the restaurant attached to the Hotel Block and Bar is very overpriced food not great. But the worst thing is the parking, there is no hotel parking and the risk of getting a parking fine is high, and local parking will cost you between £5.50 £22.00 per day, stay somewhere else.

a classic premier Inn hotel: clean, good value, great location, a bit more than basic. shower was very good, room spacious with little hospitality tray. good to be able to control room temperature. felt secure at all times despite being very busy. also very quiet and had a great night sleep

Parking arrangements and costs always let Premier Inn down. In this case there was plenty (hundreds of spaces) of parking outside the hotel at 50p per hour, but it could not be used as the council had a restriction on it. The only option was to park away from the hotel in the most expensive parking spaces in Milton Keynes £2 per hour (4 times as expensive). This is not "welcome to Milton Keynes" this is overcharging.

Our evening meal was a really good dining experience. Lovely food and excellent service from Yani who made our experience exceptional, thank you Yani. We had beef seasoned popcorn, beef burnt ends and then treated ourselves to a fillet steak with onion rings. On another note,there is no free parking on site. The welcome email said this, there is a big board in reception explaining it and the reception staff also explained not to park outside the hotel overnight. The next morning during our breakfast we could see at least 5 cars with parking tickets on because they didn't take this advice. upto 18.00 parking is 50p per hour, then overnight is free but you must move to the red zone outside the old Indan next door. From 07.00 parking is £2.00 per hour