If you love shopping, you'll love staying at Premier Inn Stourbridge Town Centre. Only two miles south of Merry Hill shopping centre and ten miles west of Birmingham, you can shop to your heart's delight before returning for a delicious dinner at our Brewers Fayre restaurant. Be sure to visit Red House Glass Cone where you'll learn all about Stourbridge's famous glassmaking history, or go wild at West Midlands Safari Park - just a half hour drive from the hotel. Then, after a busy day, relax in on of our new generation bedrooms, with an impressive 40" flat screen TV, freshly-updated bathroom with large shower head, and brand new, slumber-inducing, king-size Hypnos bed.
A 4-minute walk from Stourbridge Town train station, this straightforward budget hotel is also 6 miles from the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley.
The modern rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and desks, as well as en suite bathrooms, and tea and coffeemaking facilities.
There's a pub/restaurant serving full and continental breakfast, as well as casual evening fare. Parking is free.
Bedrooms
All of our hotels have bedrooms designed for use by disabled persons. However, the dimensions and nature of the facilities available in these rooms may differ between hotels depending on factors such as the age, design and layout of the building.
The accessible bedrooms are mostly located close to Reception or a lift lobby. However, due to the design and layout of some buildings, this is not always the case.
All of our accessible bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms (see ‘Bathrooms’ section below for details of these).
The bedrooms are designed to allow wheelchair users adequate space to travel around the room and manoeuvre their wheelchair.
A clear space to allow transfer from a wheelchair to the bed is provided on one side of the bed. In some older hotels, which have smaller rooms, it has been necessary for us to replace the kingsize beds in the accessible bedrooms with standard double beds in order to create a suitable transfer space.
In newer hotels, and in existing hotels where space permits, we have provided 6ft ‘zip & link’ beds. These allow the room to be set up as either a double or twin room, thereby providing maximum flexibility for our guests.
The beds provided in our accessible bedrooms should be 480mm in height. This is in accordance with the standards recommended in British Standard 8300:2009 ‘Design of buildings and their approaches to meet the needs of disabled people – Code of Practice’. This height is recommended as it corresponds to the seat height of the majority of wheelchairs and, therefore, facilitates transfer between the wheelchair and the bed.
However, we appreciate that some guests may prefer a higher bed and, if given sufficient advance notice of this at the time of booking, we can arrange to have the bed raised.
Unfortunately, Premier Inn cannot provide mobile hoists. However, should a guest wish to bring their own mobile hoist we can arrange to have the bed raised to accommodate its use, if given sufficient advance notice of this at the time of booking.
All bedrooms are provided with a desk and chair. Where space permits a tub chair and small table are also provided. If during your stay you would like the bedroom furniture rearranged, or an item of furniture removed or provided, please contact Reception and we will do our utmost to assist.
Accessible storage facilities are provided in all bedrooms
The flooring in bedrooms is short pile carpet.
Televisions with a remote control are provided in all bedrooms. These televisions have the facility to display subtitles.
The entrance doors to accessible bedrooms are fitted with wide angle door viewers (spy holes) at both seated and standing levels.
All accessible bedrooms are provided with emergency assistance alarms.
Fire evacuation procedures are displayed on the back of the bedroom door. Guests are reminded to inform Reception if they would require any assistance in the event of a fire evacuation.
Bathrooms
All of our accessible bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, with wide entry doors for ease of access.
The dimensions of these bathrooms provide adequate turning space for a standard wheelchair.
The toilet in the bathroom is provided with grab rails.
The majority of our bathrooms are fitted with shallow baths, with the bath rim at the same height as the majority of wheelchair seats (480mm), and grab rails around the bath. These aid transfer from a wheelchair to the bath.
Wet room facilities are also available in some of the accessible bedrooms in our newer, and recently refurbished, hotels. These wet rooms have a level access shower rather than a shallow bath. If the use of a wet room is particularly important to you, we strongly recommend that you check availability with the hotel at the time of booking.
All accessible bathrooms are fitted with accessible sinks, with lever taps.
Soap is provided in soap dispensers.
All accessible bathrooms are provided with an emergency assistance pull cord.
Bathroom floors are of a non-slip material.
Bath mats are available from Reception upon request.
Latest Reviews
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Emily Kkol
16 Jun 2018
4.5
Parking: 5.0
Accessibility: 4.0
Toilets: 4.0
Staff: 5.0
Read All ReviewsI am disabled and have problems with walking any distance. On arrival a lovely young woman from the staff members booked me in and offered to take my hold all to my disabled room. I stayed for two nights and really enjoyed my stay the staff I encountered were very friendly and helpful without being patronizing. My room was spotless as was the bathroom. My only problem is that I could have done with a shower cubicle as a shower over the bath is not a good idea for someone with mobility issues and requires wet room. The Brewers Fayre attached to the hotel did a great breakfast and evening meals. All very reasonable prices and lovely menu choice. All in all a very satisfying stay and I will certainly stay here again.