Dundee Hotels with Bars

Good location - short walk to city centre and right next to the Tay bridge and cycle path. It was no problem for the hotel to store our bikes. Service was excellent with super friendly front desk staff, who gave lots of tips for the surrounding area. Rooms good - comfy bed and excellent shower. Nice sauna and pool. Would definitely stay here again!

Great find in Dundee. Amazing location - right above the train station and opposite the V&A. Bit of noise of boy racers at night, but not for long. The room was big with everything you could need. Breakfast was the cheapest I've ever seen in a hotel and the restaurant was really nicely done. Hubby had a meal and thoroughly enjoyed it. No parking at hotel, but a multi storey 5 minutes walk away that was very reasonable with the 25% discount you get through the hotel (£13 for 2 nights).

From the minute I drove in the car park, the design and style was out of this world. Every single member of the staff had a genuine presence, from something as simple as a smile! Room was very stylish, possibly a little dark but I had no issues sleeping which is a bonus. Dinner in the restaurant was great, a local beer went down a treat. Food was very well presented and freshly cooked. Couldn't fault a thing, will bring my wife for a trip sometime and stay for longer.

I stayed here for 3 nights with my teenage daughter. The hotel was immaculate and the staff were pleasant and polite. The room was a fairly standard hotel room but not quite as luxurious as other Hiltons I’ve stayed in. I was surprised at the meagre tea and coffee supplies in the room. 2 teabags, 2 sachets of regular coffee and 2 decaf coffee. This was with just 4 pots of milk. This was for 2 people which would have been fine if we both drank tea and coffee. We only drink tea so just one cup in the evening. I did ask reception the morning after our arrival if we could have a couple of extra teabags and was told that would be arranged. Unfortunately it wasn’t! Not the end of the world but a very different experience to any other hotel in this price range. Breakfast was good and we particularly liked the waffle iron. Although it was busy, did was replenished quickly and was well cooked and hot. All in all a great stay but I’m not convinced it was good value for money.

Super easy to find with paid parking right around the corner and a link bridge to the property. Nice tidy clean rooms with great showers and hairdryers. Delicious full breakfast included in the rate.

The hotel room was very nice and comfortable, but we paid extra breakfast, and it was a complete rip-off. The breakfast consisted of a buffet, which at £15 per person should have been made to order. The eggs were like rubber, the sausages were anaemic, the coffee was bitter, and the haggis was dry and tasted foul. Most definitely not worth the money!

Stayed here on 1st June for the very first time. Building and grounds definitely need some work from outside and I would have scored less but the amazing friendly team and very clean rooms made up for this. As a regular user of Travelodge (and also other hotels) I urge the company to invest in this one. Located slightly out the city in among residential streets means very quiet and no traffic/people noise. Would stay again but prefer the building and rooms in Dundee Centre one.

Well located close to the main attractions of the city, the hotel is nicely decorated and has a good ambiance. We stayed in a suite on the second floor right at the front/corner of the hotel looking to the train station and Discovery. The suite was very spacious and tastefully decorated with a separate seating area with TV, very large bathroom with double sinks and showers and a freestanding bathtub. The bedroom has a very comfy large bed and a sofa and wardrobe with mini bar etc. It was really nice but with a few things that took off the sheen - such as very creaky floorboards , a standing lamp and ceiling down light that was broken in the bedroom, and three which were broken in the sitting area (the entire ceiling lighting). It was a bit noisy facing onto the main road too but quieter overnight. The restaurant was lovely with delicious food and the bar was good too. All in all for the price paid it was great but staff (who are very friendly) should definitely make sure all lights are working in the rooms. They should nail down those creaky floorboards too!

This is an excellent Premier Inn. Clean, friendly staff and lots of parking spaces. I have never been disappointed staying here. A good location if you are travelling by car. Special shout outs to Kevin, Kirsty and Kellie, who were so friendly. We'll be back!

On checking in, we were listed as room only when it was B&B with an email to confirm this. We were allocated room 123 but found it already occupied when we got there, fortunately there was nobody in the room at the time. Reception were apologetic and gave us room 134, a further 2 flights of stairs for my arthritic knees to contend with. When I attempted to iron a shirt, the ironing board completely fell apart and I had to place the board across a chair - I reported it and a replacement was in the room after dinner. We then discovered the TV didn't work 'no signal' came on the screen. I informed Reception the next morning and was assured it would be fixed. Returning to our room after 4pm the TV still was not working and we phoned Reception who sent somebody up after about 20 mins. He was no more successful than us but reassured us that we could watch You Tube if we liked. He gave a ludicrous explanation that the aerial couldn't cope with the demands of all guests TVs and mobile phones. The next morning having washed my hair, I switched on the hair dryer which worked for about 5 seconds then stopped but made some alarming noises so I switched it off to avoid any potentially fatal mishap. On checking out, a half hearted apology was the best the Receptionist could offer. A letter of complaint to the Manager has gone unanswered after 10 days but I'm sure the adverse nature of this review will provoke a response.