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It’s about 10 min walk from the train station. The front desk gentleman was very welcoming and helpful. I arrived around noon time before the official check in and he offered an early check in with no hassle

Useful and clean stop off on a long journey on the A1. Lots of food options next door in the services. The room was very spacious and the bed comfortable. My room was on the ground floor and I was worried about the traffic noise being so close to the A1M but I didn’t hear anything.

The size of the hotel room is okay, the bathroom is quite big, but it is a bit old, and the sound insulation is slightly poor. Fortunately, the floor is not high, because you need to carry the suitcase upstairs. The location is good, within walking distance from the train station, bus station and the central area. In addition, there is no restaurant, so if you need breakfast, the hotel will prepare a simple breakfast and deliver it to the room.

Set off on the right foot with a stay at the Premier Inn Hotel Peterborough (Hampton). You'll be just a few miles from all the city's business and leisure hot spots and well placed for exploring further afield too. Step back into the Elizabethan era at the grand Burghley House. Get in on the big events at Peterborough Arena and Showground. Nip next door to the Serpentine Green Shopping Centre. Or sample a proper pint or two at the Peterborough Beer Festival. Then, when it's time to put your feet up, head back to our tasty restaurant and big, comfy beds.

The service and the rooms were fantastic. Rooms nice and quiet and was able to change the room temperature to the heat I enjoyed. The breakfast, and the service that came with it, was beautiful. They kept the crossiants warm and there was a plentiful supply of other continental breakfast. The hot part was really good too, the chef Toby was able to do lovely poached eggs which were perfectly runny. The server we had, Lorraine, was terrific and so helpful. She was a very friendly face. The other staff, Kate and Warren were also helpful if needed. 100% would recommend to anyone wanting to visit the area.

The standard rooms are small and old-fashioned, with no lift. Breakfast is full English breakfast, no noodles, no fried rice, no porridge, only bread butter butter bacon sausage fried tomato omelette scrambled eggs beans, coffee juice yogurt fruit. Strange things must be handed over by the waiter, not taken by yourself.

We booked a double room for a night and on arrival was pleasantly surprised to be given a suite. Our expectations were not huge but we were happy. The room was huge with a very large bed 2 sofas a chaise longue a double shower (never seen one of them before ) and a jacuzzi bath. We tried out the bath and it was fab except after a while what looked like algae came out of the jets. My partner said the shower was amazing. Now we were given a bigger than expected room so I do not really want to complain except if someone was to actually book this room it did not come with a coffee machine or docking station as advertised and the TV did not work. But We did not mind. Only real issue for us was that the pillows were rock hard. FYI parking is not free and breakfast is £8.99 and check out is 11am which is great. All in all we are happy because we stayed in a bigger than expected room. The whole hotel is old and creaky but ok for somewhere to sleep for a night.