Premier Inn Westminster Abbey (London) rooms - £40.50 @ Premier Inn

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Premier Inn Westminster Abbey (London) rooms from £40.50 (from Hub Hotels/Premier Inn)

£40.50 Premier Inn5 Aug 17

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benslatz

5 Aug 17

Was looking for cheap hotel in central London for November. Noticed new premier Inn opening at Westminster abbey which has rooms for £40.50 for Fri night (Nov 3rd). Had a check and seems to be prices from Oct (assume this is when opens) from ~£40 or ~£65 for sat night. No reviews obviously but one at Westminster St James nearby scores well. Seems like a good cheap no frills central London option. Hope this helps someone!

Latest comments (24)

shirlsky

14 Sep 17 #24

you can still get prices in the forties if you stay Sunday night in London. Best to use the main premier inn website and click on flexible dates

buglawton

14 Sep 17 #23

There may have been a Whitbread web page showing £40.50 once (was there?) but all I can see is 'from £69'. Soyes, maybe time to expire.

buglawton

12 Sep 17 #21

Headline price is clicbait, nothing below £60ish and most dates a lot more

benslatz to buglawton

14 Sep 17 #22

Plenty at time of posting. Still useful or shall I expire?

aw08

6 Aug 17 #20

no £40 left any friday that i can find !

morgster93

6 Aug 17 #19

Stayed in the Covent Garden hub for one night. Loved it to be honest, comfy bed, good air con, there is a window, big TV and great shower! For the price in London, for a couple of people it was brill! Hot!

shirlsky

6 Aug 17 #18

thanks OP! I was looking for cheap hotel rooms in London now that Accorhotels have got rid of the Happy Mondays rate (RIP). heat

jezwillmar

6 Aug 17 #17

Cheap for London. Someone put a YouTube post on. Looks like a ships cabin.

MrAlbert

5 Aug 17 #4

Is this one of those hotels where the rooms don't have any windows?

Hot for the price anyway but if so not for me as I find them claustrophobic :-(

jenmumof5 to MrAlbert

5 Aug 17 #6

Oh my god. Is that a thing?! How is that even legal to not have a window incase of a fire?!

coolio28 to jenmumof5

5 Aug 17 #14

You've not been to the Manchester Britannia then? I walked into my room and noticed something was amiss.

No windows, I'm not even claustrophobic but it did make it seem you were staying in a prison cell.

kevinyork to jenmumof5

6 Aug 17 #15

Most hotels' evacuation plans don't involve being rescued out of the window and many are sealed shut anyway. Have stayed in inside cabins on cruise ships and been very comfortable. A hotel in a big city is just a place to sleep for me and these rooms look pretty smart for the price.

cjdpek to MrAlbert

5 Aug 17 #13

Stayed at Kings Cross Hub last week, It had 5-6 floors above ground level, these have either a view outside or into a "courtyard", and they also had 1-2 floors below ground level, these obviously wouldn't have a view.
Great value for money, but only have double rooms, so had to leave kids with the in-laws :party: .
View from my room:

bridiecorr to MrAlbert

6 Aug 17 #16

They do have windows! Well the one I stayed in did, they're really good!

gecreates

5 Aug 17 #12

I've been in this hotel with work ( it isn't open yet) looks very nice !
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cideristhefuture

5 Aug 17 #11

Please check sleeping arrangements....hub beds can be boxed in so you might have to climb over someone to get out of bed......crappy if you need the toilet in the night

Hapzy

5 Aug 17 #10

Hot. Booked a couple stays. Thanks. Doesn't matter if compact don't go to London to sit in a room

Bardak

5 Aug 17 #9

Be aware there's no cancellation/refund for that price

tightge77

5 Aug 17 #8

Thanks booked 4 nights from 17th nov to 21st nov for £216 saturday being the most expensive night.

JAIP

5 Aug 17 #7

Trying find hotel for 2nov.