Premier Inn Woking West (A324) hotel (Woking, United Kingdom)

The unpretentious but well-equipped and clean rooms were fine for a shorter stay, many reviewers said. There was also plenty of praise for the Hypnos beds, which were described as generously-sized and cosy.

Guests appreciated the way they could easily walk into the town centre or take leisurely strolls along the canal from this property's location. Woking train station was nearby and reportedly proved handy for frequent services making the 25-minute journey to London Waterloo. Drivers were glad to have chosen this hotel thanks to the free parking and proximity of the M3, M25 and A3, which put them within striking distance of beauty spots and attractions in Greater London and along England's south coast.

Diners often said they enjoyed friendly service, plentiful meals and tasty breakfasts at the attached restaurant pub, which also catered well for families with its relaxed environment and kids' menu. In the hotel, reviewers frequently said they experienced good customer service, calling personnel professional, friendly and helpful.

Critics sometimes remarked that the bathrooms could be brought up to a more modern standard to make them more inviting. There were also occasional claims that some could have been more thoroughly cleaned. Weak water pressure and noisy extractor fans also attracted some criticism.

Guests feeling uncomfortably warm or cold occasionally bemoaned the lack of comprehensive climate controls so they could have adjusted the room temperature to their liking more easily.

A few light sleepers reported that they were disturbed by occasional noise from the car park and beer garden when staying in certain rooms facing the pub. Others noted that noise from neighbouring corridors and rooms was sometimes audible too.