Premier Inn Hull City Centre
Tower Street, overlooking the River Humber · Hotel
View on Google MapsA budget hotel on Tower Street overlooking the River Humber, close to the Streetlife Museum, The Deep and Hull's Old Town.
What's nearby
- SmartWheels Services Hull, Alloys, Bumper Scuffs & Scratches. next door
- Hull & East Riding Archaeology Museum 200m away
- Streetlife Museum 250m away
- Stratstone BMW Hull 250m away
- Wilberforce House 300m away
Distances as the crow flies, via Google
Good to know
Accessibility
- ✓Accessible parking
- ✓Accessible entrance
Payment
- ✓Credit cards
- ✓Debit cards
Details via Google — worth confirming with the hotel before you travel, especially for access needs.
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About Premier Inn Hull City Centre
Premier Inn Hull City Centre sits on Tower Street overlooking the River Humber, within easy walking distance of the Streetlife Museum, the wider Museums Quarter and The Deep aquarium. Its riverside position gives it pleasant views for a budget hotel, and it is a short walk from Victoria Park and the Old Town's historic pubs and churches.
Rooms follow the reliable Premier Inn format, with the brand's own Hypnos beds, air conditioning, and en-suite bathrooms with Freeview television, alongside an on-site restaurant and bar for breakfast and evening meals. A 24-hour front desk and on-site parking, available at a discounted guest rate, make it a practical choice for both overnight stopovers and longer city breaks.
The hotel's location on the riverside path also makes it an easy starting point for walking into the Old Town or across to the marina, without needing to cross the busier traffic routes further into the centre.
What guests say
Used to stay in this hotel all the time when on business. Haven’t been for a while, imagine my surprise when I saw they now have pay for car parking, £7 for 24 hours, ridiculous I was met at reception by Grant a larger than life fantastic guy who was soooo welcoming I had a bit of an incident with my car and he helped me sort things out as best he could. Amazing service from Grant who went over and above the call of duty. Such a nice guy and so helpful, premier in take note
a month ago · via Google
Where do I begin! Arrived at the hotel for work purposes and was appalled by the service and lack of care. The lady on the reception seemed to have no interest in helping me at all and didn't seem to know what she was doing. Booked in for a meal at 6:30, arrived down at 6:20 and was told I would have someone come over to me. 6:45 rolls around, multiple staff member have walked past me and I'm still waiting for my order to be taken, I ended up going to the bar and ordering. I ordered the Big Stack Burger for my meal and it was shocking. Not only did it take a further 25 minutes for food to come out, but the burger was raw! Like it had been threatened with the pan and not even cooked for a minute each side. The lady took it away and I ordered a pizza. By this time it's 7:25 almost, 8pm rolls around and I finally get my pizza. The staff seemed too busy chatting behind the bar and disappeared into the back so everyone was waiting a stupid amount of time because even being seen by a member of staff. There was only 2 ladies who I didn't get the names of that actually knew how to do their job. The heating in my room didn't work at all it looked as if someone had broken the actual panel on the wall and no buttons worked at all. Apart from that small detail, the rest of the room was clean, and smelt lovely. The breakfast isn't anything impressive either, the beans were cold, the eggs were overcooked to the point the yolk had a layer that was like chewing through rubber and the sausages were just about cooked. The pastries and bread were probably the best part about the breakfast. The car park to the right of the building underneath the bypass is awful to get into, be prepared to no doubt scuff your rims or have to do a 6 point turn. The room I was put in overlooked bypass so it was rather noisy at night when everyone was leaving to go home and get places. Overall I wouldn't stay there unless there was no other place to go and I certainly wouldn't eat the food again.
4 months ago · via Google
As Premier Inns go, it wasn't too bad. The bed, as always, was very comfortable and the hot breakfast was fantastic. The only issue we had was a musical window that forced us to change rooms. Other than that, it was a mid experience. We paid for the room with a view and it turned out to just be the muddy bank and a mucky car park. The parking is bloody expensive too! I would return as the sleep and food quality is amazing, but I wouldn't recommend paying for the room extras.
4 months ago · via Google
Horrible, stayed her for 2 nights with my daughter . Firstly the location is rubbish! Its so hard to work your way around where your going. Secondly all the windows were slightly open (we were on about the 8th floor and it was storming) all you could here was the wind and rain coming through the window and the shower dripping. The woman who worked at the reception was quiet rude. The food was great tho and a very nice lady who worked there was very kind to us !
3 months ago · via Google
People say this hotel offers comfortable beds and delicious, good-value breakfast options. Guests also highlight the friendly and helpful staff, as well as the excellent location for exploring the city center and The Deep.
Some reviews mention the rooms can be poorly maintained.
Summary via Google
At a glance
- Address
- Tower Street, Hull, HU9 1TQ Get directions
- Property type
- Hotel
- Location
- Tower Street, overlooking the River Humber
- Star rating
- 3 star
- Guest score
- 8.1 / 10 (2,800 reviews)
- Prices from
- £68 per night
- Good for children
- Yes
- Destination
- Kingston upon Hull