Premier Inn Ramsgate (Manston Airport)

I booked an accessible room as I walk with a crutch and was delighted to find a really nice bright room with chairs, a table and a padded bench which made getting comfortable and sorted out very easy. The room also had a full wet room with walk in shower and a chair, I now see i will have to copy this for my home, thanks!

Great location and easy to find, plenty of parking and a pub next door that serves breakfast, lunch and evening meal. Also had a good meal deal which included a 2 course meal with a drink plus breakfast in the morning, all good value. Staff in the hotel and pub were all very welcoming, which made our stay more enjoyable. Would go back again, highly recommend.

We Had an accessible room, very clean, comfortable large double bed and plenty of room for a wheelchair to manoeuvre, the bathroom was large enough for manoeuvring a wheelchair. And easily accessible bath with shower over it, and plenty of secure grab bars, price was reasonable, The only downside was the disappointingly cold ingredients of the self service breakfasts, on both mornings, we expected it to be hotter considering we got there as soon as they were putting the food out, I am assuming it was standing in the kitchen for some time between cooking and serving, it would have helped also if the plates were warm,

Rooms were good, food was terrible, overpriced. Everything was unavailable. Service was mediocre, breakfast was alright but expensive you should go to McDonald’s which is close to eat. I would advise not to come here unless for 1 night come and go I will never come again.

Why do they have a machine instead of a human to check you in! The machine was not working so Stephen came out and checked me in and that was SO much better than a QR code machine that wasnt working waste of money having visited here in the last decade am not sure I will be back as no human no stay

Our hotel chain of choice, we found the usual high standard. However, because I don't walk at all well I telephoned and asked to be not too far from reception. I was offered an accessible room on the ground floor, which proved to be only a couple of rooms down the corridor, 'TICK' The room, No12, was EXCELLENT, and although I am only partially disabled, I can commend it to anybody who uses a wheelchair. The bed was, I am fairly sure, wheelchair height, certainly lower than a normal PI bed. The bathroom was excellent, a full wet room with ample grab bars and fences and a robust shower seat. It had both rainfall and hand-held jets to the shower. The bathroom door was sliding and wide, so no navigating round an intrusive door. There was a violet night light in the bathroom, so with the door left open it was easy to see to get out in the night. There were multiple call points round the facility, including one on one side of the bed. However the one next to the toilet was missing its button cord, so deduct a point, especially as the toilet is a common place to suffer a heart attack! Altogether VERY impressed!