With 34,000 employees who are passionate about making everyday experiences special for our millions of customers both in the UK and overseas.
At Whitbread, we are committed to making a lasting impact through our Force for Good programme, built on three pillars–Responsibility, Opportunity and Community.
Always operating in a way that respects people and the planet
A team where everyone can reach their potential. No barriers to entry and no limitations to ambition
Making a meaningful contribution to the customers and communities we serve
Business-led initiative offers replicable model for inclusive employment nationwide Whitbread, the UK’s largest hospitality company and owner of Premier Inn, has scaled its pioneering Thrive programme by opening a new Premier Inn training centre at Lincolnshire County Council’s InspireU campus. Completely indistinguishable from a regular hotel, right down to ‘do
With nearly half of UK adults admitting that feelings of guilt keep them up at night, Premier Inn has recruited psychologists, the Speakmans, to offer top tips on how to sleep with secrets London, 8th October 2025 – Premier Inn has unveiled new limited-edition bath robes, available to their most
A hotel manager has recently completed a mammoth cycling challenge for an exceptional children’s charity. A Gosport hotel manager from Premier Inn has recently completed an immense challenge to cycle around the Isle of Wight in order to raise money for the Great Ormand Street Hospital Charity (GOSH), as a
A Folkestone restaurant worker affectionately known locally as ‘everyone’s Nan’ has helped her site dish up thousands of pounds for charity. Grandma Sharon Mansfield, who works in the Brickfield Cookhouse + Pub, has joined forces with her team to raise an incredible £7,500 for a children’s charity after serving up
Premier Inn owner Whitbread is donating 25 pence to charity for every breakfast its guests’ tuck into on Better Breakfast Day on Friday, September 26. The owner of the UK’s biggest hotel company will be donating the money – up to the tune of £25,000 – to its longstanding charity
