The Lodmoor

At the moment I can give it a good review, maybe a year ago I wouldn‘t, maybe in a years time I will probably think not, as chefs change, and managers change, and the next batch of teenage waiters arrive. At the moment it is lovely, staff nice, food very good, place is clean and tidy. Parking is ample but council run and so expensive…

Stayed here for one night and it was comfortable and clean with plenty of parking.

This is one of those chain places where they do no cooking on site, so the food is fairly dreadful, but that is basically what I expected when I arrived.
The service was super-​quick (barley time for the ping on the oven I would think). Although, my coffee that was supposed to arrive after dinner got there at the beginning and was therefore cold when I wanted to drink it.

great place clean and rooms are lovely

We’ve twice taken advantage of the lunchtime deals, and had some very nice meals here. Food is tasty, quantities are good, and range is as you would expect for family dining. It seems to even be a place with mums and tots feel comfortable to come during the day when the rest of the world is at work.
The staff seem mainly young, so vary in their enthusiasm, but generally are courteous and helpful without being bothersome.
There’s a big car park but you have to pay for parking.

This is a brilliant hotel. Its a funny one mind.
Premier Inns are always generally good, but this one is just a few metres from the beach. It’s great for a long weekend or something longer, and the rooms are spacious and clean.
It is a 5 minute walk from Weymouth centre, and the walk couldn’t get much better on a summers day.
The only problem I have with this hotel, is that in the space of 1 year, the price has gone up steadily from around £50 a night, to £65. The hotel has also been extended twice, but its still sometimes quite difficult to make a reservation here. It seems to be extremely popular.
This hotel is highly recommended by me.