This Ibis Hotel is located just off junction 32 of the M6, 3 miles from Preston city center. It offers good-value rooms, a 24-hour reception, restaurant and free parking.
Patricia
United Kingdom
Plenty of choice for breakfast. Husband happy as very few places serve tinned tomatoes.
Renovated in 2023, Delta Hotels by Marriott Preston is located a 4-minute drive from junction 32 of the M6 motorway.
Lee
United Kingdom
Nice grounds, facilities are all good the sauna and steam room were nice unfortunately Jacuzzi were broken during my stay from what I heard while there this is often the case.
An ideal base for stays in the North West, this modern hotel is located close to central Preston and within easy reach of highway M6. It offers cooked breakfasts, free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Russell
United Kingdom
Exceptionally friendly, helpful staff. Very good buffet breakfast. Spacious, comfortable room. I always particularly appreciate a bathroom with a bath as well as a shower. Very good location - Preston station just a few minutes' walk away. Ideal for solo traveler/short stay.
Holiday Inn Express Preston South off of the M6 highway junction 29 at Preston. It features free breakfast, free Wi-Fi and free parking, as well as a lounge bar and restaurant.
Located in Preston, 13 miles from King George's Hall, The Claremont Preston provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a bar.
Craig sutcliffe
United Kingdom
Great early breakfast and decent beds
Plenty of parking
Ideally located just off M6 Junction 31, Preston Samlesbury offers accommodations with a fully licensed restaurant, separate lounge bar, 24-hour room service and fully equipped gym.
Andrew
United Kingdom
All went well, apart from the rain! really good welcome and good service in restaurant too. Could not fault anything. Great people!
Just off the M6/M65, with nearby national rail links, Purple Roomz Preston South is very close to Cuerden Hall and Cuerden Valley Park. Enjoy free parking and family-friendly rooms.
Diockecio
United Kingdom
Location easy to find
Comfortable room
Amazing shower
The Bluebird Inn at Samlesbury in Preston features 4-star accommodations with a garden. The restaurant serves British dishes. The units in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV.
Sarel
Qatar
Room was big enough and clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Even allowed me to change my booking date after the arrival date that I missed. The breakfast was very good.
This 4-star Grade II listed beautiful Georgian house is set in 3-acre mature gardens, within just 5 minutes’ drive of the M6, M61 and M65 Motorways.
Stella
United Kingdom
Plenty of spaces to park and it was free for guests
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful
I travelled alone so felt very well looked after
The room was fabulous, roomy and very comfortable
Located within 13 miles of Blackpool Pleasure Beach and 13 miles of Winter Gardens Conference Centre, Lea Gate by Greene King Inns has rooms in Preston.
Lovely receptionist. Lovely room. Clean and comfortable.
With a convenient location, superb dining and great facilities, this 4-star Preston hotel is stylish and contemporary, while simultaneously retaining all the traditional charm of the original manor...
Location, parking, facilities, room, great value !
This Ibis Hotel is located just off junction 32 of the M6, 3 miles from Preston city center. It offers good-value rooms, a 24-hour reception, restaurant and free parking.
Overnight stay close to location of family function
Ideally located just off M6 Junction 31, Preston Samlesbury offers accommodations with a fully licensed restaurant, separate lounge bar, 24-hour room service and fully equipped gym.
Located less than 1 mile from Riversway and a 6-minute drive from Preston city center, The Park Hotel features free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking.
Very good customer service and included cold breakfast.
FAQs about hotels in Preston
On average, 3-star hotels in Preston cost $105 per night, and 4-star hotels in Preston are $125 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Preston can be found for $123 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Preston this weekend is $103 or, for a 4-star hotel, $116. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Preston for this weekend cost around $201 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $105 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Preston for tonight. You'll pay around $123 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Preston will cost around $126, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Winkley Gardens is lovely and The Japanese garden in Avenham...
Winkley Gardens is lovely and The Japanese garden in Avenham Park is beautiful. Lovely walk through the park down by the river. Holy Grounds coffee stall very close to the hotel sells the best coffee and donuts.
Polly
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
I was visiting family so that was good, It has tried to be a...
I was visiting family so that was good, It has tried to be a cafe society and there are some nice small cafe's and artisan bars but the people are depressing, seem happy to walk round eating burgers and drinking cans of beer. like all towns lots of empty properties, charity shops etc.
Will be good when the Harris museum opens again next year.
Roy
France
6.0
Scored 6.0
I only visit when I have to, visiting family.
I only visit when I have to, visiting family. I have made several trips over four years. First impression was of a grubby town, streets and public spaces covered in litter. Sprawling industrial parks on the outskirts. Ubiquitous pavement parking makes it dangerous pulling out of residential side streets. I have found little of cultural interest to do in the city, apart from the museum, which has been closed for refurbishment. No decent venues for live music or theatre that I am aware of. Easy enough to get a basic and pleasant meal from the usual restaurant chains. I haven't made much attempt to research into more interesting venues for eating out, apart from RK dining which is great for vegetarian/Asian takeaways. I think there is a good range of different cuisines if you look for it. I guess the University is Preston's saving grace from being a purely industrial town. It is reasonably easy to navigate the city centre on foot or by car, and regular buses. It does have a good number of well maintained and accessible public parks, and a good walking route via the Guild wheel. Brockholes is a good place for nature, although close to a motorway. A range of pleasant areas of Lancashire countryside are a short drive outside city.
Andrew
10
Scored 10
Karaoke nights.
Karaoke nights.
Once the home of English Electric - Deltic Prototype was built here in Preston at Dick Kerr Works in 1950s.
The Ribble Steam Railway is a standard gauge preserved railway in Lancashire, in the United Kingdom. It was opened to the public on 17 September 2005, running along Preston Docks.
Peter Wakefield
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Preston is a lovely town.
Preston is a lovely town. I visit because I have close family there, but I wouldn't say it is a hub for tourists. There are fantastic attractions, like Hoghton Tower, and the downtown area is very quaint. When with family, we usually go to a great fairly local pub or other restaurant for lunch/dinner, and there are plenty of those with great food and ambiance. I love going for walks in the local area.
Fiona
United States of America
10
Scored 10
Love this area at Barton and surrounding areas of it.
Love this area at Barton and surrounding areas of it.
We love the Barton Grange garden centre and the lovely resteraunts in the pubs in the local area are really friendly.
The spa facilities at barton Manor are really good and ecelant friendly staff there too.
Absolute best part of this hotel is the staff. They were brilliant, the gentleman on check in, the ladies that were on during breakfast and the housekeeping ladies. All the staff I encountered were really helpful. The room was really spacious. Not as trendy as a city centre hotel but for the weekend it was ok. It was quiet and the pub next door was a bonus for getting dinner.
The hotel was brilliant, in the city centre close to the train station and next door to the bus station. It would be ideal for a night out in Preston. We stayed two nights and the room was very comfortable. It was large well equipped and very clean. The bathroom had a very good shower over the bath and lovely thick bath towels. Everything about the room was excellent.
The communication from the hotel was great, they were very understanding about late check-in due to train delays etc; they left clear instructions how how to get in etc.
The rooms were clean and beds very comfortable.
All the staff were polite and helpful.
Very nice cooked breakfast.
Excellent value for money.
Literally 5 mins walk from the train station.
yearsI loved everything about this hotel. I will definitely be staying here again. My son's are at University here and I have stayed in many a hotel. But The Claremont is definitely the best in the last 2 years I have stayed in. Loved it. Top of my hotel list. This is the only hotel that I will book again next time I come back to Preston 😃
The hotel was a traditional non-chain establishment in suburban Preston. Care had been taken to clean it very well and the room plus areas I saw were spotless. The service on arrival was everything I needed. The full English breakfast was excellently presented, well cooked and tasty. All staff that I met were cheerful and professional.
Ideal hotel for a one-night stopover in Preston ... Excellent Restaurants and pubs within walking distance from the hotel. The room was comfortable and clean, a little noisy when people came back to their rooms late in the evening. Good self-service breakfast in the morning. Thank you to all the staff for making our stay comfortable.
Host friendly and incredibly helpful, house was very well set up, immaculately clean and stocked with all the essentials, beds were comfortable and we genuinely couldn't find fault with anything. If we ever need a place to stay in Preston again we will definitely come back, so much nicer and more comfortable than a hotel
Very easy check in & check out, beautiful place with welcoming rooms, and check-out isnt until 11am so you dont have to get up too early hahaha. This was our third time staying here, I think it’s our go-to hotel when staying in Preston, parking also feels very secure. The staff are always really helpful and friendly too.
Great place, location was spot on. Not too far from Preston Town and the train station. The staff were lovely and welcoming. The room was cosey and clean, and everything we needed with a mini bar and breakfast for me and my partner to use. Would recommend to others.
We took our granddaughter to Preston for a long weekend as we didn’t want to stay in Blackpool and this hotel was perfect. There are a few restaurants close by including the one on site that suited our needs.
Beds we’re comfortable and the room was clean.
Well-presented comfortable room and bathroom. Good facilities for dinner and breakfast. I would consider this hotel to be a superior version of a journey-breaking Premier Inn / Travelodge-type facility. Well satisfied with what was provided
The hotel was located just a short walk from the city center. The room was clean and tidy and of a good size, the hotel was very tidy and the breakfast in the morning was a buffet and the choice was very good.
room was good value, hotel is a little old fashioned, staff where very good especially the manageress. breakfast was ok but could have been better - for example cappuccino and a wider variety of food/juice
The location
Breakfast was exceptionally hot amazing ,every hotel we have ever stayed in it was served near cold, we would most certainly stay here again in the very near future whilst visiting friends
Very cheap room close to Preston centre. Ideal for a short stay visiting friends. Clean room and comfortable bed, good sized room for the money. Staff very nice, helpful people. Secure and safe area.
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