This place is attached to a pub (surprise surprise) called the Foxlydiate, and judging by the damaged and broken walls in the car park, the ales must be pretty strong.
My room on the first floor was a long walk of up and down corridors and was pretty basic - Premier Inn don't apparently do freeview tv channels so be prepared for the basic five terrestrial channels.
Bedding consisted of a cheap lightweight flimsy duvet, and the electric wall heater has been set so that it will switch on for a couple of minutes, then miraculously switch off !
No fripperies like bathroom smellies, and little room between the bed and the dressing table.
Wi-fi is available but only if you want to pay £12 for an evenings use. - not impressed !
It's cheap, breakfast at £7-50p is reasonable, and that's end of story. more