The Beefeater attached to the hotel previously closed
The redundant restaurant attached to a hotel on the outskirts of Preston could be turned into extra bedrooms to help cater for increased demand from visitors and travellers. The Beefeater outlet, which stands alongside the Premier Inn Preston East hotel, on Bluebell Way, closed to the public in July as part of a national culling of eateries by the parent company of the two brands, Whitbread.
The three-storey add-on – matching the height of the existing hotel – would create an extra 20 bedrooms, while 32 would be contained within the former restaurant, which was known as the Norman Jepson Beefeater prior to its summer closure. The changed layout would mean three current bedrooms would be lost – leading to a net gain of 49 rooms overall and taking the capacity of the hotel to 116 rooms.
Some car parking space would also have to be surrendered as part of the new-build extension, meaning the number of available spaces would fall from 143 to 129 – but would still exceed the one-space-per hotel-room standard set under Preston City Council planning policy.
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