Beverly hotel in Doncaster

I think the hotel is under new management. But it didn't show. Very pleasant friendly place to stay. Made to feel very welcome. I stayed on a Monday night when the kitchen was closed, but was still very kindly offered a couple of dishes. Homemade Lasagne was delicious. Rooms are basic but very clean. Will certainly be back.

We stayed here at short notice to attend a wedding. There weren't many taxis available all weekend but the staff went the extra mile to phone around drivers they knew personally to make sure they came and picked us up. The pub itself was very good.

We recently visited to eat and had an absolutely gorgeous steak meal. The double cooked chips were perfect, a generous portion of salad which most pubs lack, and an extremely tasty steak, cooked to perfection. We enjoyed it so much, we went again later in the week, and once again everything was excellent. We sent our compliments to the chef for a lovely meal. Well worth the money.

Stayed here whilst en route to them other side of the country. Ate some very good Spanish food on their new menu. The staff were friendly and helpful and the pub was really busy. This is a sports pub, so lots of tv' and matches. There was music and a karaoke later on ,as it was a Saturday night. The room was basic but clean, could have done with a bedside lamp and glad the music stopped at 11.45 as it was very loud. Unfortunately the room wasn't en suite, but the bathroom was 2 doors away. At only £40, this is a good place to come and stay if you are at something like a family do, wedding or similar. It doesn't do breakfast apart from a Saturday morning breakfast club. But there is a Sainsbury's just down the road with good value and tasty food. A basic, clean and good value setting.

Made the mistake of booking this for 1 night when attending comic con. Stinking, horrible, boiling, rotten, uncomfortable dump with rude staff. No point going into how gros it was suffice to say I would've been dirtier if I had a shower. Ontop of the manky rooms I 'woke' (can't really sleep on the springs they pass off as a mattress) to a number of missed calls and a voicemail from 11.40pm which said "this is Dale from the Beverly Inn we can't accept you to the hotel because we found out you're a prostitute" now whether that's because they left my details open on the laptop after checking me in and one of the piss heads in the bar thought that was funny or whether it really was someone from the hotel and a case of mistaken identity I'll never know because when I confronted the old man who works there on the morning he blamed one of my friends who must have been "winding me up". I'm 34. I don't have mates that wind me up by calling me a prostitute. To clarify I'm not a prostitute. Just a woman who was with my fiance and 13 year old son whos only crime was booking this hole.

The Beverley has just launched there new menu, it's better then the last 1, the couple who have got it have been aloud to make their own menu up, rather than been told what to sell, it's not a big menu but what's on it is most people's choice,nothing too fancy, well worth a go... it's nice pub food....

Upon arrival, walked into the bar area to check in to be met with an awkward presence. The manager then told the young girl to show me to my room. Room was small but was OK. Everything seemed fine except later on that night the room was absolutely freezing there seemed to be no heating on. When I awoke from a patchy sleep I got up ready to get showered to find that the shower was not giving out any water so had to get dressed without shower go downstairs to check out then when I told the manager she said that they had not been turned on etc and although she did apologise and grant me a 10% discount on my stay, I still felt unpleased. I would not stay again.

Somebody needs to teach those you girls who work behind the bar how to pull pints, honestly I've had enough of going in and having a s*** pint. Bev and Donna are the only two who can give you a decent drink. It's also noticeable, how when bev is not working on an evening the place is quiet, honestly more life in a graveyard. Also rumours has it the chef sticks her finger in the food to check if it's cold. Also them hanging baskets are a pain in my backside. CCTV would also be an upgrade Could do with a lick of paint Nothing really for children Pools ques curly as a pigs dick #MakeTheBevGreatAgain

Me and the wife visited for a change in venue (other than the local) for a meal. The kitchen staff were having a bad day at the office. After being advised of an extended wait for food the starters arrived and the waitress/barmaid kindly offered a free drink for the wait, although this was appreciated I had to turn the chicken wings away as they were well over cooked( this was replaced with cheesy garlic bread but that was not great). Once our mains came out there was tomato on my plate which I asked for this not to be, the waitress noticed this and commented on it too. The mrs' lasagne was their take on it and came dry with a huge layer of cheese and a couple of tomato. I do like drinking here and will return at some point and try again but overall friendly staff good atmosphere kitchen just had a nightmare today.

Great refurbishment looks fabulous Sorry to say drinks came after the appetiser my salt n peppered squid loved it my friends starter lamb kofter burned with a hair. mains kebabs over cooked Mediterranean lamb was more like a shag curry dessert not home made. Service sorry to say all though there where plenty of staff was so slow. Will say the staff where absolutely great friendly and very polite. Would I go back yes in a month or two when it's all settled down and all settled in.

We went using the purple voucher scheme, but would go again without, lovely meal, excellant service and made to feel welcome in a little village pub

We only had breakfast but it was fantastic and the service was superb, no complaints what so ever. Sitting in the Beer Garden on the new decking was so relaxing, prices are very decent too.