Portside Brasserie & Terrace in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We came twice this year during our holiday to Looe. We had the carvery which was delicious and thoroughly enjoyed, make sure you book! We then came back on a sunny day and enjoyed tapas on the crows nest. It was delicious and the view was incredible. My son had the kids fish and chips which would have fed most adults! He loved it and the staff were so friendly and welcoming, they couldn’t do enough for us. We will 100000000% be back again next year when we return to Looe for our annual pilgrimage.

Delicious lunch of 2 small plates: Cornish Gouda & Chive fritters and Tomato bruschetta. As the hotel overlooks the river, there is an ever-changing vista of watercraft and daily life.

We popped to Looe for the day and, not having been for a while we weren't sure where to eat. We booked a table here for lunch and it was lovely. We had our dog with us but were able to eat in the bar...it is quayside, and being sat by the window, had brilliant views. A good number of gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options available. The food was cooked to order, well presented and reasonably priced...we were peckish and so some of my pics are part way through. When finished, all plates & bowls clean! 😀 Hotel was clean, tidy and modern. All the staff we had contact with were bright, polite & professional. Jill, our server, was friendly, smiley & chatty and nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely go again! A gem of a place. Ps...it has a roof terrace where you can eat...brilliant views!

Just spend 8 days with a coach company. What can we say about hotel.EXCELLENT. e staff wonderful friendly helpful. Food çhoice good. Cooking and presentation excellent. Cleanliness excellent. Had a wonderful holiday. Felt like friends not staff. Be very proud of yourselves. You certainly made our holiday. Would highly recommend. Many thanks.marilyn and Peter Jones .keep up the card tricks James

Called in for a Sunday lunch ( carvery) £15 for a choice of Beef, turkey or gammon. Very generous portions with great crispy roast potatoes and plenty of veg, the Yorkshire pudding was massive! However the puddings was the icing on the cake, handmade not pre brought lemon cheesecake was lovely, but the pineapple upside down cake was the winner. Overall a great find in looe, with great views, great service, and excellent food. We will return.

This is our favourite place in Looe for a Sunday roast. The carvery is delicious, with plenty of vegetables to choose from, and super tasty meat. And huge Yorkshire puddings!

Currently working in Cornwall for one of the major holiday parks. On a day off went into the Porthbyhan Hotel for something to eat and drink. The prices are average for a hotel restaurant. Amazing food, friendly staff and right by the harbour. Bus stop not too far away and its an easy walk across Looe Bridge. Highly recommended. Also they do Great Carvery on a Sunday had that a fair few times. Nice place, Good Location all that you need from a Hotel Restaurant by the harbour in Cornwall x

Carvery’s can be very hit and miss as we all know. This Sunday we were blown away! The meat was perfectly cooked. They catered for well done and rare beef too! Gammon amazing as was the turkey - and plenty of it!! Veg offering great too. What topped it for me was the front of house staff (gill was new and my gos she was so lovely) and the chefs! Not often you find a friendly head chef who is polite to not just the punters but conducts himself politely with his colleagues. All too Often chefs lord it about - I should know I’ve had enough restaurants! All in all has to be the go-to carvery in Looe:

The Portbyhan Hotel's restaurant is a firm family favourite, especially the Sunday Carvery which is always well patronised by both local residents & visitors alike. The carvery itself is always of a high quality and, given the price, exceptional value for money. Drinks are also reasonably priced and a good selection of desserts should you have the room to indulge! One of the key successes of The Portbyhan (other than its beautiful riverside location & great food) is the team of well trained, friendly & engaging staff. Highly recommended.

Went on holiday with a coach tour to looe for a week and stayed at this hotel , everything was perfect from when we arrived to the minute we left , would reccomend 100% looe and surrounding areas was within easy reach by bus , land train or ferry loved it

We decide to go out for Sunday lunch but found most places we’re booked up. We ended up at the portbyhan. The restaurant was ok, but it could do with a bit of a clean. I had to ask for a clean fork and the wine glasses were a bit grubby. The lunch is self service and the food was not very good quality. It looked like it was all frozen food and not fresh. Not very enjoyable. Cheep and cheerful I suppose.

Visited last year and meal was lovely, revisited and tried the small plates (tapas style), they were delicious with good choices and value for money. Staff lovely and very friendly.

We went to this restaurant on our first day on holiday. The three of us ordered and our food took a long time to arrive. The food arrived before any cutlery. Whilst two of the meals were good, mine was extremely poor. The mushroom Mac n cheese burger was extremely bland. No hint of mushrooms cheese or truffle oil. And very dry. During our whole meal and for quite some time after no one came near or by to ask how the food was or if we wanted any more drinks etc. in the end I had to go and find someone in order to complain. They went to find someone else who took a while to arrive. They then went to speak to the chef which again took ages. At no point was the waiter Michael particularly apologetic about the situation. £12 was deducted but considering a 175ml glass of wine was £9 I didn’t feel that compensated!! Very disappointing and will not be returning which is a shame considering the location.

Had a lovely lunch at The Portbyhan Hotel yesterday. There's always a warm welcome and we sat up on the crow's nest, with a fabulous view of the river. We tried some of the small plates from their new menu, the monkfish katsu, calamari, charred corn, tomatoe brushcetta and the gilda pintxo were absolutely delicious and decent size portions too! Can't wait to go back and try some of the other small plates!

Lovely bar / restaurant overlooking the water / boats with seating inside and outside on the roof terrace. Staff were friendly and welcoming, service first class and food / drinks excellent.

They fitted us in at late notice as a walk in, we enjoyed a nice drink on the roof terrace, followed by a lovely meal. Service was very good (our server Ollie catered to our every need fantastically!). Would recommend (especially the fish and chips!)

Didn’t live up to the promise of the website or the Tripadvisor write ups. The food was a long way from fresh and had been over-cooked. We sent back fish which had been burnt only to receive one that wasn’t much better. The peas had clearly been under a heater for a while and were dry and the salad was plain. The service was good and the view and decor were nice but let down by poor quality food.

We chose this restaurant for our 40th wedding anniversary and were looking forward to a special evening but left disappointed. Surprisingly we were put in the brasserie rather than the restaurant and were the only couple eating. The staff were friendly but the service was very slow and when the main course eventually came it wasn't hot. Given what we paid for the evening it wasn't the experience we were expecting and wouldn't book again.

Had Sunday lunch here after recommendation from a friend, the beef was well cooked, also the roasties, the swede was cooked well, but Luke warm, parsnips peas and cauliflower mediocre, the Yorkshire puds were so overdone the disintegrated when you put a fork into them, we tried to be constructive in our criticism to the floor manager Jackie, as everyone was leaving food especially the yorkies, it fell on deaf ears as there was no response from her, it could be so much better with that extra attention to the details.

Possibly the best meal I’ve ever had, everything about our evening was perfect, we will certainly be back, can’t wait to try breakfast. Brilliant service by Oli.

Having not visited here for Sunday lunch for a long while, we made a last minute booking for this Sunday with friends. We were not disappointed. The carvery was in short delicious. All four of us really enjoyed our meal. The staff were attentive & friendly. we will definitely be back! TY

My son and family took me here for my birthday. Although very busy the staff were very helpful and friendly. Our table was still occupied so we were moved to the terrace restaurant upstairs with lovely views. Excellent food and good value for money.

This is the Publicly accessible Restaurant of the Portbyhan Hotel, one of less than a handful of Eateries on the Westside of the River dividing the 2 halves of the Cornish Port Town of Looe. The table area is located on the 1st Floor of the establishment, adjacent to the Hotel Reception. The Evening Menu is best described as Compact, with just enough choice to suit most tastes. Food and Drink orders were taken quite promptly, but there was a good 40 minute wait for food to be presented, to our table of two. When it arrived our meals were acceptable, but not enough to write home about. As for Value, the bill was the highest we had encountered during our stay in Looe, particularly the Drinks, which proved to be the most expensive from all our meals in the Town. The main plus? It was the shortest walk back to our Holiday Accommodation of all the Restaurants we ate at in Looe. If you have sampled all the other eateries in the Town then you might consider trying this one, but don’t expect anything special. Public Car parking is very, very limited in the area of the Restaurant. Major Credit Cards are accepted.

Local taxi driver assured me that he was born and grown up in the area and he only eat out at this restaurant. He was right. I am normally very sceptical about hotel restaurants but the food at The Portbyhan was the best in Looe. The menu was very reasonably priced. Good serving and delicious. I thought that I must write a review to let people know that there are decent places to eat in Looe apart from the famous tourist fave.

I have stayed here before but only had time for breakfast, but this time we have come as a family of 5 (2 adults and 3 children aged 16,14 & 9) for a meal. The menu catered for everyone and the food more then lived up to expectations. The food was amazing (highly recommend the scallops to start), but it was all very good. What makes this restaurant is the staff, but all in a relaxed and vibrant atmosphere. Obviously everyone is very respectful of fellow diners, but at no point did we feel we had to whisper or speak quietly, we could just talk and laugh normally.The service was excellent, attentive and the head waitress even though was dealing with a coach load of people, recognised me and even overheard the children say happy anniversary to us and we received a drink on the house, which was a lovely touch.The way the restaurant is structured to ensure social distancing, the conduct and cleanliness of the staff in the new climate was obvious and well thought through. We felt every measure had been taken to ensure the safety of both customers and staff.Overall it was an excellent experience which we all enjoyed and can happily say it was one of the best family meals we have ever had.We will be back.

Experience was excellent food delicious views breathtaking social distances brilliant always book here when on holiday in looe staff very helpful

This was the worst dining experience that we have ever experienced! From the service, to the atmosphere and the final dagger being the food! Untrained waiters not allowing us to sit down and get comfortable, but instead rushing us to order drinks before even seeing the menu! Order our food, asked for starters, never received them! Instead received mains, waiters thought this was funny, we didn’t! Brioche bun on the burger as hard as a rock, chicken crucified! Frozen fish served when it was meant to be catch of the day! How can you serve frozen fish over looking a harbour, finally, the broccoli was so mushy and disgusting! To top off the meal the head waitress aggressively shouted asking why we had not finished our meals and us feel extremely uncomfortable! Would not recommend, keep far away, save a trip and spend your money better elsewhere!

we regulary use this hotels restaurant and can say that the service food and freindliness o ff the staff are 5 stars if you r celebrating a special occaission or just feel like traeting yourselve to somewhere special portbyhan hotel restaurant is the best place to eat in looe we have not stayed at the hotel but am told it s the best place to stay in looe cornwall

Having just spent 5 hours getting to Looe we really only wandering into here having spotted the 2/F terrace overlooking the estuary and thought that it would do for a drink whilst enjoying the view. As it happened it was entirely nice enough to stay and have some dinner, which is what we did and I thoroughly enjoyed my fish and chips and Madam her Caesar salad. We ate there again a couple of days later, admittedly more because we couldn't get in anywhere else, but it wasn't really a disappointment because it does have a lovely view, the food is fine, the staff really are doing their best under difficult conditions and they are observing the Covid restrictions.

We stayed at the hotel for two nights and ate here on both evenings and both mornings. There was a good choice on both menus and the food was tasty and well presented. The waiting staff were brilliant - friendly and obliging. The breakfasts were particularly good and you could order items from both the hot and cold menus. We have not given 5 stars as on the last night there was a mix up with our steak order with the next table's steak order and so we had a very long wait for our food. We weren't told there would be a delay - we only knew as we overheard the waiter telling the chef. Despite this we would definitely eat here again.

We were staying at the hotel and decided to eat at the restaurant for our anniversary. The wine was very reasonably priced and the two meals we had were lovely. We both had lentil soup to start. My partner had the pork belly and I had the sea bass. They both came with Savoy cabbage and mash with either capers or mustard. The best part though was our waiter Ryan. He was fab..u...lous. He was friendly and very amusing. Highly recommend eating at the hotel restaurant.

We arrived as a table of 8 and was greeted by a lady called Jackie. Very accommodating and we had a window seat with very scenic views. A beachy haired looking chap (looked a little like Tom Hardy?) happily took our order and was very attentive and smiley. Everything was to perfection and we had lovely meals all around, great staff and the food was superb.

Firstly, for everyone reviewing with more than three stars, you owe me money. I rely on you guys to choose my restaurants lol. We are not fussey eaters at all, to start we opted for the tomato soup, which was tepid warm when it arrived, two stale unbuttered slices of bread accompanied the dish. Great start.My wife had a cheese sandwich, i would suggest the grated cheese was more than a weekend old. I had a greek salad and when i mean greek salad i mean a side salad with four bits of feta on it. The two bowls of chips were under cooked, i had the pleasure of watching the cook pour the bag into the fryer, why on earth the kitchen is open for people to view is bizarre, if you want to watch three unhappy fellas work together, these are your lads.Covid-19 protocol was taking place however, the head chef wore his mask as a chin strap with his face on show, he must have been hot.Service is slow.All in all a poor evening even in the current climate.Best part was the view.

We enjoyed a meal with friends on the terrace overlooking the harbour. It was a beautiful view, the staff were friendly and the food was really good. We will be back 😊

We were a family group of 7 and on entering all our temperatures were taken before we were seated out on the terrace and we had a really beautiful view over the harbour.Everyone had a good meal. Personally I had the sea bass with caper mash and it was delicious. My husband had pork belly and said that was equally good. The children enjoyed their burgers.Good service with a lovely view of the harbour and Covid safe. A good lunch. Thank you.

Reduced menu, so it was a limited choice for food, no drink menu given to us. We had the chicken fajita burger with chips, sea bass and a sandwich meal. The food was very nice. Staff were pleasant and polite just slow service. Over priced for what it is. Wouldn’t return in a hurry.

Food was awfully over priced. Our dinners were like something you would get on a 2 for £10 deal at a pub. If you were paying that you’d expect what you were getting, but my partners rib eye was £20 on the menu and was just one big bit of gristle. The catch of the day was trout, then we were told it was sea bass, and it arrived as salmon without any sauce. I enjoyed my food but it was very plain, something you’d be happy with if you’d made it at home. The Prosecco however was lovely and came with strawberries in the glass, a lovely touch. The service was impeccable and they deserve better from the kitchen.

Very Covid safe all staff very helpful and the food was great . Kids loved there burgers and the fish was loverly and fresh and cooked to perfection 👍 thanks for a loverly lunch .

We booked a table as the restaurant looked amazing in photos with the most incredible views. When we were seated, we were extremely disappointed to be sat behind a wall. The waitress (lady with short grey hair) was incredibly accommodating and offered to move us to a window seat in the bar. It was perfect and just what we'd hoped for. The food was super tasty and the staff were really attentive. Make sure you request a window seat when you book, if you wish to have one! Definitely recommend this restaurant!

My wife and I chose one of our evening dinners at The Portbyhan Hotel to get away from the very busy harbour sea front restaurants on our visit to Looe one week ago on the 23/07/2020.Taking into consideration the social distancing rules in place , when we first arrived we were the only people in the restaurant at six thirty pm , but it soon became a little busier. We were served by a pleasant young man who explained the menu and drink options. We chose the steak cooked to our liking , we would certainly recommend this restaurant if you wish to get away from the crowds.But it has an ace up its sleeve ! from the restaurant make your up the spiral stairs to the crows nest where you have a number of tables (where you can eat) which overlook the River Looe and the harbour. Our friendly server looked after this floor also and run ragged by the time we left. Thank You Mr and Mrs Edwards.

We spent an hour calling round restaurants in Looe for our anniversary dinner and were met with quite a few rude responses - until we called this place! They were so kind and attentive and couldn’t do enough for you! We had a delicious starter or scallops with chorizo and two even better mains of pork belly and catch of the day! All with beautiful views of the water. This place was delicious and the staff wonderful. Highly recommend if you’re not looking for a flouncy and expensive meal that is still delicious!

Dropped in for a 5pm “toddler dinner” when nowhere else was open.The only customers they had but they were attentive but not invasive. Good COVID measures taken as well.Good food and the kids mac and cheese portion was huge!

Got a voucher from our eldest son and was delighted that we chose this place to use the voucher. The stay at the hotel was amazing and so was the food, we have said we will most definitely be coming back. Thank you so much for making our stay so memorable.

We ate here in a Saturday night when the restaurant was very busy. The service was fine but the food mediocre. The staff I spoke to at the hotel were all really friendly which makes the place bur the food is bland so I wouldn’t return there to eat.They do a good deal with two courses and a bottle of wine for £45 so it is shame.

We are staying at tregoad park which I recommend. Was recommended to come to this hotel for a Carvery ! Omg amazing and such good value !! Meat was fab so much veg ! Staff were brilliant. X

From the moment we stepped inside the restaurant we were made to feel so welcome. Special shoutout to our waitress/bar person Jackie, what a gem. I work in a place where service is key - yet I have never see anyone so enthusiastic and service minded as Jackie! Keep on doing what you do, this kind of service is what makes people come back to these types of places. Thank you

Dined twice this week. Early lunch with a great, affordable, menu and top service by Ellie.The second was Sunday carvery, really lovely, ample food and cooked to perfection.As a newer resident it is the place to go when we don't feel like cooking at home.

We keep coming back here for Sunday roast because it is so good. And incredible value. All I can say to Portbyhan Hotel is - don’t ever get rid of your chef. Meat is always cooked to perfection, roast spuds are never soggy, veg is good, smooth gravy and as much apple, cranberry etc sauce as you want.

Lovely, friendly and helpful staff. Food was great - presentation of the food was really good too. White chocolate cheese is the best I’ve ever had! Would recommend.

Sunday Carvery. Not great seating...lots of people standing over us. Food canteen like...I would say to be expected in a hotel. Bit disappointed. Just average for me.

because there is nothing to absorb the sound. It's right on the west quay, but with no parking of its own. We entered the restaurant by ascending an outside staircase, but there is also a lift for disabled folk that you can use. Food was good - when it came, but overall I wouldn't go back again, but that's a personal view.

Good range of cereals, toast and cooked options available here. Not sure whether breakfast is limited to hotel guests or whether it is available for non guests. Good option.

Visited on a Groupon deal for a two course meal at lunchtime. The choices available were from the excellent main menu and not a special one for Groupon. We selected two starters and then Hunters' chicken and duck confit. The mains took a while to arrive and being freshly cooked were very good. The size of the main courses were such that we had no room for desserts. Service was good.

Had a great lunch friendly staff good services. Small choice but beautiful cooked and serviced and portions are large.

We had lunch on the terrace, a great place to watch the comings and goings along the harbour. Varied menu, and all dishes we tried were well prepared and presented, with the main ingredient prominent. Fair prices and free coffee, excellent service. Highly recommended!

We had a really good lunch on the roof terrace. Excellent ingredients, well prepared and presented, efficient and friendly service. Good variety on the menu: we had prawns and calamari, followed by slow cooked lamb and rare tuna steak. All very good with tasty accompaniments too. The Groupon voucher (free choice across the entire menu) brought us there, but I would be happy to return and full price. 2 courses for 2, 2 pints, 2 double espressos (not charged) for just £25 and a few pennies...an absolute bargain.

We did not stay at the hotel, but we visited the restaurant. We were given a Groupon voucher for a 2 course meal for 2 people as a gift. Well ........ What a delicious meal we had. The restaurant was lovely with a spectacular outlook over the river. Very pretty. The staff were attentive and very friendly. Will definitely be returning! Highly recommended!!

Went here on a Sunday evening and had the carvery - choice of medium (2 meats) or large (3 meats). Choice of rare or well done beef and good selection of vegetables which were not over cooked. Service was quick, polite and friendly. Nice selection of desserts served with custard, cream or ice cream. Overall a very nice meal and good value for money too.

Great price with a choice of hot and cold buffet, toast, juice, tea and coffee. Go back up if you want more - really lovely decor in the dining room too- highly recommended

Came here with my husband for Sunday Lunch. Food was hot, and delicious, the staff were friendly and courteous, and we had a table overlooking the harbour. One of my favourite meals out in Looe.

I bought a Groupon voucher as a surprise for my wife as a treat.

Booked in advance as it does get busy, not too much selection of meat ( well done beef,medium beef, ham)but we ate late so dont know if any had run out. But it was as expected, nicely cooked with selection of veg.

Lovely hotel, excellent location and friendly staff. The breakfast was second to none and we will definitely be back.

Had a lovely lunch, two courses. Plentiful and hot. Lovely position overlooking the estuary. Recently been done up

Just had lunch here today with a group of friends. Food and service superb, nothing too much trouble. Stylishly decorated with fab views over the harbour. Light and clean. Thoroughly recommend

We had the carvery for Sunday lunch, reasonable price and really good food. Had a lovely seat overlooking the harbour. The staff were friendly and helpful.

The carvery here was excellent and very reasonably priced. I would love to eat here again, the beef was perfect.

would advise anyone to stay in this hotel it is fantastic, the rooms, food and service is 5 star in my opinion

the quality of there food was defininately of a very high standard,and quick and also very well priced

I've ate here quite often over the past couple of months. Always consistently good food, good service and friendly staff. I'd recommend coming here as a safe bet as you know what you are going to get. Sunday carvery is also very nice!

Been meaning to visit for a while, and so glad we finally did. The restaurant is at the front of the hotel overlooking the Quayside. Contemporary decor with amazing views. The food was excellent - big portions, freshly cooked and so reasonable! Will definitely come again, and would like to try the Brasserie and Crow's Nest bar.

the food was very good. lovely view of the harbor. parking in the street was available. I would recommend this place.

The brasserie has a big problem; the view is blocked by a structural beam. This does not apply to the restaurant but you need to book a window seat in advance.

Would highly recommend this hotel food fantastic service excellent we had a great night what a lovely place clean everything seemed new and accessible for wheel chairs.would go back again.

Booked in for the Sunday carvery as there was 10 off us all a can say it was excellent the beef was cooked to perfection as I like mine rare all the food was pipping hot very smily staff

didn't know what to expect as I like tradional hotels but it was very nice. we all had the carvery choice of beef and pork with loads of veg . cabbage parsnips carrots cauliflower cheese ,Yorkshire pudding gravy potatoes etc very nice and fantastic value. staff were brilliant well done chef . we all had puddings apple crumble and vanilla custard roulade and profiterroles will go again when in the area well worth a visit r

We had a lovely stay here and the hotel itself is Gorgeous. Unfortunately this didn't quite match when you get to your room which had a caravan size en-suite which stank of drains. The room was also boiling hot even with the fan that was provided and we didn't sleep well for two nights. The Decor also very dated in the room which was strange as the restaurant and reception and other rooms were really sleek and modern.

We stayed here to celebrate my Mother's 80th birthday and the location is perfect overlooking the estuary although there is no desiginated parking so you will need to park in one of the public car parks but this was not a problem and as my Mother is disabled we were able to stop outside to unload our luggage. The rooms are nice although I would advise against staying on the top floor as those rooms are very small and are very warm in the hot weather as there is no air conditioning. We had a meal in the hotel which was very good and the breakfasts were delicious and plentiful. The staff are very friendly and the service is good. Overall we really enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel and would certainly stay here again.

After recommendation we booked in for the carvery lunch which is fantastic. Great value at £4.95 small and £8.95 standard. Just go there.... you will not be disappointed. Book and get a river view. We were greeted by Antaeya who was welcoming friendly and attentive. Faultless!

Spotted the sign for Sunday Carvery and thought we'd give it a try. Very friendly and attentive staff. Lovely location and views. Food was excellent. Small carvery for teenage daughter's and standard for wife and self. All had plenty and loved it. Four empty plates. Really well priced. Would highly recommend.

I visited the restaurant of the hotel looking for a possible venue for my event coming up.

We were looking for a place to eat while strolling along the harbourside. Various places were offering dinner at a similar price. We chose the Portbyhan because of the welcoming staff on reception, at the restaurant, and in the bar where we ended up with a window seat overlooking the river. The entrance to the hotel, the bar and restaurant looked very smart, possibly recently refurbished as everything was really clean and fresh.

I have been here for Sunday lunch on several occasions. The dining room is light & airy. You cannot fault the value for money Carvery - there is always a good selection of meat, potatoes, veg & trimmings. My only comment is that I would prefer an addition of a "plainer veg" - peas or broccoli as an example. In fact as we were leaving I saw a member of staff having her meal with one of her children having exactly that! Puddings are always plentiful and delicious. The staff go out of their way to make sure you have everything you need. It's not fine dining but a really good value Carvery.

Mum is local and always takes us here for Sunday lunch Great value and food is very good , get a ticket for either £4.95 small plate or £8.95 for large plate I wouldn't bother for the extra slice of meat or the slightly larger plate and stick with the £5 plate. Pile on the veggies and roasted potatoes and enjoy the views over the harbour from the west Looe side if the tide is in then how about taking the ferry across from east Looe for 50p. Excellent value and not bad at all.

My Husband and I booked a meal here for later in our holiday. We wasn't quite sure what to expect as it looked really nice but expected to have to pay quite a bit, but we were very pleasantly surprised. The service was fantastic, the staff made sure we were happy and had everything we needed/wanted, the food was absolutely delicious and the price was great. The bill totalled to less than what we had paid on previous nights for general pub food.

Stay was excellent. The booking was for a disabled guest who really enjoyed her stay there. The rooms and food were excellent and faultless. Would definitely recommend