The overall cleanliness was under-par. There was mould on the net curtains at the window. There was black mould around the shower screes, especially at the foot end. Thankfully we were grateful the blackout curtains did their job; as one of the outside lights, which cover the carpark; A very bright LED light, was broken off its fixture on the stantion, and it was hanging by its power cable facing towards our window. We reported it to the reception staff, who made out they knew nothing about it, however, her colleague said in a hushed voice," I reported it last week but no one has come to repair it."... Bit lax, don't you think? The pub, where breakfast was served, was scruffy; it looked tired. Ten or fifteen years probably when it was new, it was grand. But the manager need to get hold of the staff, or employ a window cleaner. Sat, as we were, with the sun shining in, the hand prints all over the window glass, wasn't a good image. It looked and felt dirty. The waiting staff were fine and helpful. The food was well prepared, but the plates were cold. This day and age, the plates should be kept warm, and there were finger marks showing on the outer rim of a few too. Not the best example of Premier Inn. And I have stayed at a fair few over the past twenty-odd years.