Premier Inn Minehead hotel in West Somerset

Visiting relatives . Perfect location for Dunster

We have used premier inn many times before. This is the first time we've used this one in Minehead, the room was the usual clean and tidy standard room. But the breakfast was at the Brewers Faryre right next to the hotel. Oh dear. This was by far the worst breakfast we have ever had at a premier inn. Usually it's a buffet in the hotel itself, but this one you help yourself to toast coffee etc, then the staff come over and take your order for breakfast, ticking off the items you want on a sheet. Well, when the breakfast came out I had asked for my eggs 🥚 to be flipped over,they were flipped onto the plate but obviously not in the pan as one was still not cooked properly on the top(runny white). The mushrooms I couldn't believe they put them on a plate like they were(black and crunchy). BURNED. My wife left most of her breakfast as it wasn't to her liking. So needless to say we won't be coming back here again.

The staff were awful and called me a lair when I complained of noises loud banging music. I will never go there again.

Returned from Minehead hotel today, large room, good nights sleep as usual (have stayed at several Premier Inns over the last few years) Staff very friendly and helpful!

Perfect for what I needed for the night. Great location, Great staff.

Always a great experience from super helpful staff

Arrived early evening. Room allocated automatically smelt of vomit. Fortunately a members of staff was on duty and allocated us another room - unfortunately this room had a strong smell of tobacco. Spoke to the same member of staff who allocated another room which finally was acceptable. An unfortunate start to our stay at Minehead Premier Inn.

Great place ruined by the £7 per night extra charge for parking now if you stay at premier inn, and when the prices are already high for rooms theses days, and yes you’ll say we don’t own the car park 🙄 but nothing is stopping you reducing it for customers

Very useful for various visits in the area.

A little frustrating that TV stations are from Wales, not South-West region. So if you have a Firestick, worth bringing with you!

Very nice hotel with good food. Both breakfast and dinner were good. Also very cheap with the meal deal. Friendly and helpful staff. Like all Premier Inn hotels, the rooms are spacious and well-appointed. We felt quite comfortable.

Location very good, friendly staff. So we ate at the brewars fayre an evening meal...I can see why they're closing quite a few down!! Food very poor, it would still be bad at half the price. Stayed again, England match on, nice that staff put reserved sign on best table for themselves at brewers fayre, looking after your guests well!!

Unfortunately we didn't have a good night sleep as couldn't open the windows and the air conditioning in the room was broken which we didn't discover until the middle of the night. Shame as we have visited this branch many times. The staff are very friendly on a positive note.

The hotel was fine as usual but very disappointed with Brewers Fayre the food very poor and seating in need of repair gone downhill

A good, solid, no frills hotel.

We had a lovely quiet weekend. A young lady in brewer fayne named Charlotte was so lovely and looked after really well.5 out of 5 for service in there.The food was good too.Thnk you Charlotte.xxx

Had a short business stay here and everything was fine.

We use Premier inns regularly. Had a few minor problems with this one but generally good.

Great location for Exmoor, good reliable and clean rooms. Didn't see any staff after check in, but every thing was fine

Pretty nice hotel although the parking system is weird and could be confusing for many folk

I stayed here on the 3rd of feb for 1 night the room was up to premier inn standard which is good however i would like to inform you that the breakfast we had in the morning at the brewers fayre was mostly cold in fact so bad although i paid for a full breakfast i only had toast and jam as we were not willing to risk the food which should be kept at a minimum temperature if people get sick from this you could also be held resposible .

Firstly, me and my husband are regular Premier Inn customers so we’re used to high standards. But I’m sorry corner cutting is starting to make your hotels look really shabby. Is it reasonable to have two teabags in your room after a long journey? Is it acceptable to have to request a room clean, for toiletries to feel watered down or to have towels with holes in? I’m aware that we can get extra teabags from reception and ask for our room to be cleaned. I just don’t think it’s acceptable. Also car parking should be included in daily room cost instead of a stealthy extra.