Premier Inn Carlisle Central North, Carlisle (Cumbria)

The hotel had a vibrant location with a good feel, perfect for attending Sands Centre events, but slightly let down by needing a refresh. The rooms were very quiet but showed signs of wear, such as broken sockets and a poorly placed TV. The dining experience offered well-cooked meals to order, although self-serve options were limited. The hotel is within walking distance of the town center and near a cemetery, a short taxi ride from the Sands Centre, with reasonable rates.

I was pleasantly surprised by the peacefulness of my stay at this Premier Inn, even though it's in a noisy area. The quiet room at the back ensured I slept soundly. However, the overall condition of the room, with a strong smell and signs of aging, left much to be desired.

The hotel's location was convenient for attending the Sands Centre event with reasonable taxi service. The rooms were only set up for single occupancy but had a handy kettle and tea corner; however, noise from the older building was a downside. The dining experience was subpar, with limited food options and higher prices, not quite meeting the usual standards of Premier Inn. The location was good for exploring the city, Lakes, or Scotland, though slightly let down by the need for a refresh. It was near a cemetery and allowed easy access to the town center and supermarkets, as well as convenient for leaving the car and taking a bus into town.

The hotel has a convenient location, perfect for exploring the local area. The rooms, although in need of a refurbishment, were equipped with a useful kettle and tea corner. The service was satisfactory, but the dining options were not up to usual standards. Overall, a mixed experience with some room for improvement.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel, with a good location for accessing the town centre and supermarket. The rooms could use some updating, but the service was excellent. The dining options were decent, though not exceptional.