Holiday Inn Hotels in City of Preston

Clean, complete facilities, good service, very convenient to go out to play, the type is similar to the domestic 7 days, in the center of Preston, the traffic is very convenient, a satisfactory stay experience

A stay at Winckley Stays places you in the heart of Preston, steps from Avenham Park and 3 minutes by foot from Miller Park. This luxury hotel is 0.2 mi (0.4 km) from St. Wilfrid's Church and 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Harris Museum and Art Gallery.Enjoy a satisfying meal at 263 Restaurant serving guests of Winckley Stays.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 14 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes. 28-inch LED televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include microwaves and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Comfortable room ,seems a bit dated .Tea and coffee in room but only for one cup of tea or coffee. Shower a bit slippery. Door on room didn’t shut properly but staff gave us a free breakfast for this which we were happy to have . Breakfast was ok cheap bread ect . But we didn’t pay for it .

I used to live next door to this hotel years ago when it was the Park Hotel, and then it was fine. I was up in Preston again so opted to stay here for old times sake. Oh dear! The hotel has obviously fallen on hard times and is in need of loads of TLC. It looks good from the outside but once inside it’s a sorry story. Scuff marks and worse all over the place and signs warning people to look out for iffy characters don’t inspire confidence. Also the annex is a rabbit warren and finding your room is a nightmare. My room (which was an upgrade) was in serious need of repair with wallpaper peeling off the walls m, strange marks and damp and scuff marks all over the place. The bathroom was okay but for some reason the shampoo dispenser had been removed. The breakfast was free but was only basic cereal, toast and juice. It wasn’t even a continental breakfast and worse still the only coffee offered was just the little packets of Nescafé available in the room. Also the breakfast was in a cold, soulless room so even eating a nice breakfast wouldn’t have been a nice experience. The one member of staff I met was pleasant enough but the owner really has to spend an awful lot of money on this once decent hotel. Either that or sell it on to someone who will. Would I stay here again? Sadly not.

Really nice place to stay i was never bothered by anyone very private, bit cold in room but not a big deal for me .Close to everything in preston cant go wrong enjoyed my stay i will be staying here again

The room and bed were to the usual Travelodge standard and the on-site parking was an added bonus. The reception was friendly and the place was clean and tidy. However, my dining experience was nothing short of appalling. I placed my meal order (a pizza and choc fudge cake with cream) at 18:18. After becoming uncomfortably hungry I managed to eventually (at around 18:45) alert one of the staff team's attention that my food order had not yet arrived. Five minutes later a female staff member appeared with a bowl containing a choc fudge cake and a jug with custard. My puzzled reaction forced the 'waitress' to say ”Sorry about the delay in your order. Have this to be getting on with while we prepare your pizza.” Was this some sort of Halloween stunt? I declined the offer. She stormed off in a huff and re-appeared just as 'The One Show' was starting up and, without a word, smile or any recognisable customer service related gesture, dumped a flat square box onto my table and sped off. Opening the box, I found it contained my pizza. It had some strange looking small soft textured cubes scattered all over it and the melted cheese on one third of the pizza. It seemed to cool very quickly and I discovered these cubes were cheese that had not yet melted. I scraped away the uncooked cheese and base and, in the absence of any staff to help, I continued to eat what I could. Inexplicably, around 20 minutes into my pizza, at 19:29 the same 'waitress' appeared, dumped a bowl of hot choc fudge cake and a huge bowl of whipped cream onto my table, turned and fled like she was about to miss her train! No respect, no communication - except for clearly hostile body language. There were still no other members of staff available. I decided to call it quits with my ”pizza” and proceed with the dessert, which by now had cooled considerably. Still no-one around. It then occurred to me that this was probably the cake she had produced as my ”starter” half an hour earlier. I started to feel physically ill and decided to abandon ship, returning to my room, totally appalled. I had a very restless night and woke at times feeling I was about to throw up. It was an experience that fell far short of what they advertise. If there was a staff shortage, what on earth happened to the old-fashioned system of open communication? If there is going to be a delay, TELL ME!!! I'll then have the option to decide if I want to stay or go elsewhere, but please don't treat me like an object of profit.

Came to Preston to surprise son for his birthday. Stayed here for 1 night. 2 bookings, 2 rooms. Room 6 is with a shared bathroom. Daughter stayed in room 6. Me and husband stayed in room 2 with private bathroom. Very warm welcome. Told all info including how to work the door if shut. Room was lovely and clean. Small double bed, very soft and squishy! Bathroom contained toilet, sink, shower (didn't use shower so can't comment on jt. Breakfast was included in room price and was lovely. Choice of cereal, toast, cooked breakfast. Had the cooked breakfast which comprised of bacon, sausage, plum tomato, mushroom, beans, hash brown, fried egg and toast. Choice of tea, coffee, filter coffee, juice. Only downside was very squeaky flooring...no matter where you step, it creaks, but that's what happens when it's a proper wood floor! Carpets are lovely and thick!!!!! About 15 mins taxi ride from town! Definitely recommend this place and will stay again if staying overnight in Preston.

Phil's hospitality and laid back friendliness was outstanding. Great take away breakfast when I asked for it. Room comfortable clean and well presented, and great value for money. He is open to feedback on ways to improve the hotel and focused on making it a relaxed welcoming place.

Located in Preston, Fern Lodge is in the business district, within a 5-minute drive of St Walburge's Church and University of Central Lancashire. This guesthouse is 0.9 mi (1.5 km) from Preston Docks and 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from St. Wilfrid's Church.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and ovens. 24-inch flat-screen televisions with digital programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include microwaves and electric kettles, and housekeeping is provided on request.