Premier Inn

A Premier Inn is a Premier Inn but this one I’ve stayed in for work a few times — and will be staying in again and I’m happy enough about that.
This one is on the outskirts of Gloucester. A typical Premier Inn, with a Table Table restaurant attached where breakfast is served if you have booked B&B.
Rooms are a standard layout from what I’ve experienced. Great, comfortable double bed, with two types of pillows and a duvet, rather than sheets. A TV with freeview is in the room, as well as mini kettle with tea and coffee. Bathroom is immaculate, cleaning is great here. I’ve stayed here three times, a year apart, and service and cleanliness has been consistent. If you don’t have a car then a taxi from Gloucester station costs about £7.
Vending machines are available in reception so fizzy drinks, chocolate, crisps and water are all available.
For any single female travellers, there are some nice touches which I have not experienced before at other hotels. Location of room is considered for you and also on check in, staff will hand you your room key/​card but your room number is written on a card, rather than announced to all and sundry in reception for security reasons.
Breakfast is good and sets you up for the day — continental options available (£5.95 for breads, croissants, yogurts, fruits, tea and Costa coffee and fruit juices) or full breakfast (£8.95) which includes full, Continental, the works, so fill up for the day if you need to! I like how I can choose what my breakfast will consist of, so as I’m gluten free, the Continental option is lousy for me but I can take a cooked breakfast and eat can have a huge plate of bacon if I want.
Dinner at Table Table — paid separately is fine with quite a broad menu — burgers, fish and chips, pasta dishes, salads, etc. On early weekday nights (Mon, Tues, Wed) they appear to offer some kind of buffet for about £6.95 — last time it was Chinese and food was replenished several times in the 30 minutes I was there grabbing a quick bite. Fizzy drinks (Pepsi, lemonades) are free refills. It’s not fine dining but pub food and staff are able to advise me what options I can have and prices are good so its all good :-)