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Premier Inn Leicester Fosse Park Hotel


Premier Inn Leicester Fosse Park Hotel

Last year, I drove three hours to Leicester with zero plans and a dangerously optimistic suitcase. I needed somewhere to crash that didn't taste like carpet and regret. Then I found Premier Inn Leicester Fosse Park — and honestly? The trip got a whole lot better.

Ever had that moment where you just want a clean bed, real silence, and a decent breakfast without breaking the bank? Same. That's pretty much exactly what this place serves up.

The Location: Right Where You Actually Want to Be

Fosse Park is that famous shopping paradise on the edge of Leicester. Imagine needing a new jumper at midnight and realizing it's literally across the road. Okay, shops don't open at midnight, but you get the idea.

The hotel sits right next to Fosse Retail Park, which means you're minutes from Leicester city centre but far enough away to avoid the chaos. Parking is on-site, and it's free for guests — try finding that chain hotel perk in central London. Good luck.

Getting here by car is straightforward from the M1 or the M69. However, don't let anyone tell you it's "in the middle of nowhere" — there's a retail park, restaurants, and services all within walking distance.

The Rooms: Ruthlessly Comfortable

Here's what I love about Premier Inn: they don't try to be something they're not. You're not getting a boutique marble bathroom with a freestanding tub. You're getting a quiet, generous, and surprisingly comfortable room that beats a soulless business hotel by a mile.

The beds are the famous Premier Inn power beds, which I know sounds like marketing copy. But honestly, I slept like a bruised plum on those things. Side note: nobody tells you how exhausting shopping can be until your knees start complaining.

PREMIER INN LEICESTER FOSSE PARK HOTEL - Reviews (England)
PREMIER INN LEICESTER FOSSE PARK HOTEL - Reviews (England)

Each room includes a working desk, a flat-screen TV, and tea and coffee facilities. There's also a USB charging point next to the bed — a small detail, sure, but a lifesaver when you forgot your adapter (again).

The Food: Breakfast Worth Waking Up For

The restaurant downstairs serves the standard Premier Inn menu, and I mean that in a good way. You know exactly what you're getting: comforting, no-fuss food that just hits the spot. Is it Michelin-starred? Obviously not.

The unlimited breakfast buffet is the real headline act here. Full English, pastries, cereal, coffee — you plate up until you physically cannot move that canvas bag another inch. (Kidding about the bag. Mostly.)

Dinner options are solid too, with classics like burgers, fish and chips, and lighter choices. They do a decent range for kids as well, which matters if you're travelling with tiny humans who each have a different opinion about food.

Premier Inn Leicester Fosse Park Hotel - UPDATED 2018 Prices & Reviews
Premier Inn Leicester Fosse Park Hotel - UPDATED 2018 Prices & Reviews

The Price: Makes You Wonder Why You Overpaid Last Time

Pricing at Premier Inn Leicester Fosse Park is exactly what you'd expect from the brand — transparent, competitive, and refreshingly free of hidden charges. Rates often start well under £70 a night, depending on when you book.

Compared to other hotels around Leicester Fosse Park, you're getting unusually good value for money. Roughly 4.3 out of 5 on guest ratings across booking platforms — that's not magic, it's consistent delivery. Don't you just love a hotel that delivers exactly what it promises?

Who Is It Perfect For?

If you're heading to a Fosse Park shopping spree and need somewhere to collapse after, this is your place. Families love it for the space and convenience, while business travellers appreciate the free parking and free Wi-Fi.

Couples stopping over on a long drive will find it peaceful and easy to access from the motorway. Also, it's a solid base if you're exploring Leicester's city centre, attractions, or even nearby countryside.

The honest truth? It won't blow your mind with a rooftop pool or a gin bar. But it will give you a great sleep, a good location, and prices that make sense. Sometimes, that's genuinely all you need — and a £4.99 coffee won't convince me otherwise.

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