PREMIER INN LONDON EDMONTON, London

The hotel sits in an industrial zone off the North Circular Road, which can make it hard to find by car - the postcode is slightly off, so using the address is safer for satnav. Meridian Water station (overground) is a 3-minute walk away, with a 45-minute journey into central London. Tottenham Hale underground and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium are a 30-45 minute walk or a short bus/Uber ride. A Tesco Extra is right next door for supplies, but there are few other immediate amenities. The area is not considered the safest at night, so walking to the stadium after dark is best done in a group or by taxi. For those driving, the hotel is near major roads, making car access straightforward despite the industrial setting.

The hotel offers standard, family (quad), and Premier Plus rooms, including accessible rooms which are notably spacious. Premier Plus rooms add an iron and coffee machine but some find the extra cost not justifiable. Many rooms have air conditioning, though it can be inconsistent - some guests report the room being too warm. Windows generally do not open, relying solely on the AC, which can lead to a stuffy feel. Corridors can smell of damp or smoke. Noise can be an issue, especially from overhead footsteps or nearby rooms; rooms overlooking the road or car park can be noisier at night. The bathrooms are shower-over-bath style, which can be difficult for those with reduced mobility. Some rooms have recently been refurbished with modern bathrooms, but others still have dated furniture, cracked mirrors, and peeling surfaces.

Breakfast is a buffet with hot items (eggs, bacon, sausages, hash browns, mushrooms) and continental options (cereal, toast, pastries, fruit, yoghurt, juices, tea and coffee). The hot selection is generally well-stocked, though during peak times there can be waits for refills. The coffee machine can occasionally be out of order. Evening meals include classic pub-style dishes like mixed grill, fish and chips, and burgers; quality is standard Premier Inn, though some have found the food unexceptional and occasionally greasy. The bar serves a selection of beers and soft drinks. Service at both breakfast and dinner is usually friendly, but the bar can be understaffed if the same person is covering reception. A Tesco Extra next door provides additional snack and meal options.

The hotel does not offer any wellness or leisure amenities. There is a small bar area for relaxation. Guests looking for fitness or spa options will need to find alternatives off-site. The nearby Tesco Extra is about the only immediate convenience, but the location's proximity to the stadium and central London means most leisure time will be spent outside the hotel.

Wi-Fi is free in rooms, though some find it weak; a paid Ultimate Wi-Fi upgrade is available for £5 per 24 hours. Reception is staffed 24 hours, but at busy times there may be only one person covering both the desk and the bar, leading to queues. Self-check-in machines are available. Parking is paid at £12-£15 per night - ask at reception for a £2 discount. The car park uses ANPR, and the exit gate may require reception to open it. Luggage storage is available and has been reliable. Irons can be borrowed from reception. The hotel is wheelchair accessible, with accessible rooms available. Pets are not allowed. Housekeeping is on request only - towels and sheets are not changed automatically during a stay. The lifts have been reported as unreliable, with one often out of service.