Premier Inn Walsall Town Centre hotel

May 2nd, 2023

May 2nd, 2023

Apr 28th, 2023

Apr 21st, 2023

Rooms: Rooms are basic but contain anything you'd need, including a hairdryer, toiletries, beds, outlets, etc. Nearby activities: Walsall town centre is literally around the corner, the hotel is also situated next to an art museum and down the road from a cinema. Safety: Nothing out of the ordinary. Take precautions if walking at night, especially if you are a woman, alone, or travelling with young children, as I'd also advise anywhere else in the country. The hotel itself is locked at some time after 9pm, and from that point you'll need to buzz in with reception or scan your room key (although the card reader was broken when we were there) to access the building. Walkability: Very walkable. Round the corner from the train and bus stations, and anything you'd need including restaurants, supermarkets, etc are all within a couple minute walk. The town centre itself is entirely pedestrianised, and you'll find wide footpaths in most areas around the town. Buses run frequently all over the West Midlands, including up to Cannock designer outlet and Wolverhampton and Birmingham cities. Trains are also frequent, running every 15 minutes into the city. Two trains an hour continue directly to the airport, and two go around and run a stopping service to Wolverhampton through Dudley. Food & drinks: Walsall, like the rest of the West Midlands, has a diverse and vibrant restaurant scene. Anything you really could possibly want is walkable from the hotel, and if not, Uber Eats and such will deliver to the lobby of the hotel.
Apr 28th, 2023