Stayed at the hotel using a ‘Buy a Gift’ present of an overnight stay with Dinner and Breakfast and the dining experience was brilliant. Nice and friendly service throughout in restaurant and the Bar and the food was really good with a great choice, I had the Pork Belly and it was excellent with little fat and lots of meat. If thinking of eating here and not local would definitely recommend the deal we had as the breakfast here was great as well
scottwG2022ZC
food good ,drinks a bit expensive,service good for dinner, slow for breakfast.Would improve with more staff.
M6063UXtomp
I'm sorry to say the food here was terrible. We went on a government eat out to help out night and I think the hotel is looking to make a buck by serving school dinner like food (either that or they need a new chef). The leek and potato soup was a bowl of green liquid stock with some croutons. The "slow roast pork with roast vegetables is a flash fried tough pork chop (don't advertise something as slow cooked if it's not) served with a spoonful of what I can only assume was frozen diced root veg that had not seen the inside of an oven. The salmon wash dry and full of bones with a couple of burnt potatoes and frozen peas. Both of these dishes go for around £16-18 (£8-9) on eat out to help out night. The food served was not worth even the £8-9 with the government scheme. If your paying near on £20 for a main meal you expect well cooked fresh food not frozen bulk brought cooked from frozen rubbish. The service was equally as poor, no one asked how the food was, had to go to the till to ask for plates to be cleared, then they cleared half the plates, then had to go back to the till after numerous attempts to ask to clear the rest and ask for the bill. The waiting staff did not seem organised to areas of the restaurant and seemed to be chasing each other around. Sounds fussy but when you eat out you pay for that service. Safe to say I would not eat here again which is a shame as its a nice hotel with good facilties.
It's been a refugee hotel for well over a year.
Stayed at the hotel using a ‘Buy a Gift’ present of an overnight stay with Dinner and Breakfast and the dining experience was brilliant. Nice and friendly service throughout in restaurant and the Bar and the food was really good with a great choice, I had the Pork Belly and it was excellent with little fat and lots of meat. If thinking of eating here and not local would definitely recommend the deal we had as the breakfast here was great as well
food good ,drinks a bit expensive,service good for dinner, slow for breakfast.Would improve with more staff.
I'm sorry to say the food here was terrible. We went on a government eat out to help out night and I think the hotel is looking to make a buck by serving school dinner like food (either that or they need a new chef). The leek and potato soup was a bowl of green liquid stock with some croutons. The "slow roast pork with roast vegetables is a flash fried tough pork chop (don't advertise something as slow cooked if it's not) served with a spoonful of what I can only assume was frozen diced root veg that had not seen the inside of an oven. The salmon wash dry and full of bones with a couple of burnt potatoes and frozen peas. Both of these dishes go for around £16-18 (£8-9) on eat out to help out night. The food served was not worth even the £8-9 with the government scheme. If your paying near on £20 for a main meal you expect well cooked fresh food not frozen bulk brought cooked from frozen rubbish. The service was equally as poor, no one asked how the food was, had to go to the till to ask for plates to be cleared, then they cleared half the plates, then had to go back to the till after numerous attempts to ask to clear the rest and ask for the bill. The waiting staff did not seem organised to areas of the restaurant and seemed to be chasing each other around. Sounds fussy but when you eat out you pay for that service. Safe to say I would not eat here again which is a shame as its a nice hotel with good facilties.
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