Premier Inn has 20% off selected UK rooms, with examples from £34.40 and London from £40.80. The sale is for stays from 17 July to 13 August, and bookings need to be made by 8 July.
That is excellent value. A summer Premier Inn room below £50 is rare enough to bother with, and the London examples from £40.80 are the sort of price you normally expect from a hostel bed or a very hopeful search filter.
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The sale page includes city, coast and stopover hotels, including Manchester, Newcastle Quayside, Torquay Harbour, Portishead, Barry Island and Bristol Alveston. The best availability is listed for Monday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday nights, so move the dates around if you can.
How to book
Go to Premier Inn’s secret sale page, choose a participating hotel, then search dates between 17 July and 13 August. No code is needed. The discount should appear in the room rate where the hotel and date qualify.
Premier Inn sale FAQs
Is there a Premier Inn discount code for this sale?
No. Use Premier Inn’s secret-sale link and search the participating hotels. The discount should show in the room rate where your date qualifies.
When is the Premier Inn secret sale valid?
You need to book by 8 July. The stay window is 17 July to 13 August.
Which Premier Inn hotels are in the sale?
The sale page includes selected hotels rather than every Premier Inn. Examples listed include Manchester, Newcastle Quayside, Torquay Harbour, Portishead, Barry Island and Bristol Alveston.
Can you get Premier Inn rooms under £50?
Yes, on selected hotels and dates in this sale. The examples shown start from £34.40, with London from £40.80.
Jane Robinson is Senior Editor at Flight Tribe. She has a Master’s in English and Journalism, and writes about flight deals, holiday offers and practical ways UK travellers can spend less without wasting time on weak promotions. Jane has spent time living and working across Asia and New Zealand, which gave her a lasting interest in how people travel, eat, move around and spend their free time in different places.
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