Premier Inn Newton Abbot Hotel Newton Abbot

So, I was driving through Devon the other day, you know, just minding my own business, when suddenly my stomach starts rumbling like a distant thunder. I'd been on the road for hours, and the only thing I'd seen since breakfast was a rather suspicious-looking sheep. I needed a pit stop, and pronto.

That's when I spotted the Premier Inn Newton Abbot, standing tall and welcoming like a beacon in the middle of nowhere (okay, Newton Abbot, but you get the picture). I pulled over, and let me tell you, it was like a mirage. A mirage with a 'Vacancies' sign and a promise of a hearty meal.

First Impressions: The Outside

Now, I'm not one to judge a book by its cover, but the Premier Inn Newton Abbot was looking pretty good from the outside. It had this warm, inviting glow, like it was saying, "Hey, tired traveler, come on in, we've got just the thing to fix that rumble in your tumble." And you know what? I listened.

Check-in: A Breath of Fresh Air

I walked in, and the receptionist greeted me with a smile that was almost as warm as the glow outside. Check-in was a breeze, and before I knew it, I was handed my key card and a map to my room (because let's face it, sometimes these places can be a maze).

But here's the thing, folks. The check-in process was so smooth, I almost forgot why I was there in the first place. Almost. My stomach, however, was not so forgiving. It let out a growl that could've woken the dead. Time for dinner.

Dining: The Thyme Restaurant

The Thyme Restaurant, that's where I was headed. I'd heard good things, and I was ready to put them to the test. The place was buzzing, but not in that 'too loud, too crowded' kind of way. It was more like a lively chat among old friends. I felt right at home.

I ordered the classic fish and chips, and let me tell you, it was anything but classic. It was like they took the best bits of a traditional British dish and gave it a little twist. The kind of twist that makes you go, "Well, why didn't I think of that?"

And the best part? The service was spot on. The staff was friendly, attentive, but not in that 'hovering over your shoulder' kind of way. They knew just when to appear with a refill or a smile.

Room with a View

Finally, it was time to retire to my room. I opened the door, and what do you know? It was clean, it was cozy, and it had a view that was almost as good as the meal I'd just had. Almost.

The bed was comfy, the pillows were plump, and the room was just the right size. Not too big, not too small. Goldilocks would've approved, I'm sure.

Breakfast: The Morning After

Morning came, and with it, the promise of breakfast. I'm not one to skip the most important meal of the day, and neither should you. The breakfast buffet was a sight to behold. There were cereals, fruits, pastries, and a full English breakfast that could've fed a small army.

I loaded up my plate (twice, don't judge) and found a spot by the window. The sun was streaming in, and I could see the world waking up outside. It was the perfect way to start the day.

Would I Stay Again?

So, would I stay at the Premier Inn Newton Abbot again? You bet I would. It was comfortable, it was friendly, and it was just what I needed after a long day on the road. Plus, they serve a mean fish and chips.

And you know what? I think you should give it a try too. Whether you're passing through or staying a while, the Premier Inn Newton Abbot is worth a visit. Just remember to save some room for breakfast.