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Has anyone ever bought Premier Inn pillows?

21 replies

Positivelypatient · 08/11/2022 06:49

I stayed at a Premier Inn at the weekend and found the pillows they use to be really comfortable for my neck. I see you can buy them from their website but are expensive at £30 so just wondered if anyone has bought these and if you were happy with them?
Or can anyone recommend a cheaper but similar alternative? I'm currently sleeping on pillows that resemble pancakes!

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cosypeppermint · 08/11/2022 06:53

I haven’t stayed in a Premier Inn for years but bought some of their pillows online after a friend recommended them. I found them very very slightly too high to sleep on but perfect for sitting up against, so now they’re my reading pillows! Had to get new pillowcases as to they needed bigger ones.

I like Silentnight bounceback or anti-allergy pillows otherwise.

DeePlume · 08/11/2022 07:02

I think they are 30 for a pair which is pretty good!

I've heard good things about them, they will
Compress after a while and not be so high so you might find that using them as your reading pillows for a while will make them better for sleeping on!

Unicornspirit · 08/11/2022 07:07

I've got them. Like another poster said they do compress slightly after a while but then not too high. I would'nt change pillows now, they have reduced my neck and back pain.
I've just ordered another set. Well worth the money
I've paid a lot more for pillows that have turned out rubbish.

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Workinghardeveryday · 08/11/2022 07:41

We have them, got the soft ones, we love them

Positivelypatient · 08/11/2022 09:02

Lovely to hear your reviews thank you, @DeePlume I'd read they were pairs but the website doesn't mention it really.

I think. I'll take the plunge and get some, if they are as nice as the ones we had in our hotel room then I'll be happy.

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ChristmasisRuined · 08/11/2022 09:12

I have an Otty pillow and don't recommend if you like poofy pillows! If you don't, then they're great! (£60!!! 😩)

ChristmasisRuined · 08/11/2022 09:13

Unicornspirit · 08/11/2022 07:07

I've got them. Like another poster said they do compress slightly after a while but then not too high. I would'nt change pillows now, they have reduced my neck and back pain.
I've just ordered another set. Well worth the money
I've paid a lot more for pillows that have turned out rubbish.

Hi did you get the soft or firm ones may I ask, please?

blablablagobshite · 08/11/2022 09:14

I had them they are nice but I buy Morrisons forever full pillows now and find that are just as good and so much cheaper.

Positivelypatient · 08/11/2022 10:50

Oh @blablablagobshite I'll have a look at those to compare before I go ahead with the Premier inn ones thank you

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Unicornspirit · 08/11/2022 19:20

ChristmasisRuined · 08/11/2022 09:13

Hi did you get the soft or firm ones may I ask, please?

I got a set of each as I wasn't sure. I use the form and the soft ones I cuddle 🤗

sittingonacornflake · 08/11/2022 19:26

Ooh yes. I bought the firm ones probably over a year ago and they have only compressed slightly. Really pleased with the,

Alexandernevermind · 08/11/2022 19:28

We got them with our mattress. I didn't think they were bad value for the pair, and they did come with pillow protectors. Dh prefers his on its own, but I like a squishy feather pillow on top of mine.

Chillywilly93 · 24/02/2023 10:34

I've never bought them and not sure I would, although they are very good and a big reason why I always stay at PI when I travel. £30 per pillow just seems a bit much, we've got memory foam pillows at home which feel much the same

www.premierinnathome.com/product/pillows/
you-well.co.uk/premier-inn-pillows/

Luckypoppy · 24/02/2023 10:37

I think it's £30 for 2.

FavouriteSlippers · 24/02/2023 10:38

Its a pair it says so id say that's pretty good d value.
Im going to order 2 soft and 2 firm. I like a softer one on top

LakesDad · 18/06/2023 19:16

I think the soft Premier Inn pillows are great (personal preference!). There is a decent review of them on this website which is not affiliated with Premier Inn so I think it's pretty honest and not biased: https://www.bestbookdirect.com/premier-inn-pillows.html

Muchtoomuchtodo · 18/06/2023 19:20

DS has them as he always comments how much he likes them when we stay at a PI!

£30 for 2 and they last really well

Bubblepanda · 18/06/2023 19:24

We thought they were ok but liked the pillow protectors

Stratocumulus · 18/06/2023 19:24

Zoom the website picture. It’s £30 on the wrapping packet case for 2.

flagpie · 18/06/2023 19:25

I realise this is an old thread so not much use to OP but for anyone else who stays in a PI and thinks 'oh the pillows were so good, I shall buy some' - make sure you check which pillow you were sleeping on before you leave. They do soft or firm pillows!!

I have PI mattress, pillows and duvet and I love them all. Really good quality.

itwasntmetho · 18/06/2023 19:29

I stated in a PI after a surgery that meant I had to sleep with head upright, I was dreading it and thought I wouldn’t sleep but it was so comfy on their pillows, easily doable. I’d like them to reduce puffy eyes in the morning.

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