Premier Inn Weston-Super-Mare (Seafront) hotel
Seafront budget stay steps from the pier
About this hotel
Premier Inn Weston-Super-Mare (Seafront) puts a family within a nine-minute walk of The Grand Pier, close enough that a post-breakfast walk to the arcade is a realistic plan rather than a drive. The pub-style restaurant on site covers dinner without a second outing once sandy shoes come off, and the en suite, kid-friendly rooms keep the basics simple for a short seaside break. Beach access is tagged directly, confirming what the seafront address already suggests, and the smoke-free property keeps things comfortable for families with young children. Breakfast is available but charged separately rather than bundled in, worth adding when booking rather than hunting for an open café on a school-holiday morning. The strongest point here is simply the walk: nine minutes to the pier, a few more to the sand itself.
- Seafront location
- On-site restaurant
- Beach access
- Kid-friendly rooms
Our take
This branch suits a family who wants the seafront location without a boutique price tag, and the pub restaurant means dinner is sorted without leaving the building. It will not suit anyone chasing a quiet, upscale stay or a sea-view room as standard — book a higher floor if that matters. For a straightforward budget base within walking distance of The Grand Pier, it does the job reliably.
- ✓Add breakfast at booking rather than paying at reception; it usually works out cheaper across a multi-night family stay.
- ✓Ask for a higher floor at check-in for a better shot at a partial sea or pier view.
- ✓Book well ahead of the summer school holidays, when this seafront branch fills faster than the town's other Premier Inn.
Why we love it
- Nine-minute walk to The Grand Pier
- On-site pub-style restaurant for easy dinners
- Beach access confirmed just steps away
- Kid-friendly, smoke-free en suite rooms
Why guests love itBooking the seafront branch meant mornings started with a walk straight onto Marine Parade rather than a drive across town. The pub restaurant covered a tired first-night dinner without needing to find anywhere else open, and the short walk to The Grand Pier kept two young kids entertained without much complaining. Breakfast cost extra, which surprised us, but the location more than made up for it once the tide was out and the sand stretched on for what felt like forever.