The Hostelrie at Goodrich Restaurant in Herefordshire, County of

Warm and welcoming. Enjoyed a beautiful Sunday lunch.

Fab old building with character and charm, delicious menu, nice selections of food and drinks. Super friendly and efficient staff. Amazing varieties of icecream for dessert and incredibly good value. Will be back when next in the area.

After 12 years, we returned to this fantastic walking location and were thrilled to find that, under new ownership, The Hostelerie exceeded our expectations. From the moment we arrived, we were warmly welcomed and shown to our spotless room. The room was clean, comfortable, and fully equipped for an enjoyable stay. Sally, the front-of-house manager, was outstanding, ensuring we were well cared for throughout, with great support from her team. Both breakfast and dinner were exceptional, with the high quality of ingredients and remarkable flavors leaving a lasting impression.

Just back from a relaxing two-day break here, while visiting the Wye Valley, including the English Heritage Goodrich Castle - a short walk from the hotel. We slept comfortably in our four-poster room and ate very well from the temptations offered by chef/owner Daniel. My wife said her whitebait was the best she’d ever eaten. Historical building recently updated for style and comfort by the owners. Friendly staff and an inviting bar made this a very pleasant stay.

Really lovely food. Steak was cooked to perfection and a delicious strawberry cheesecake. Staff were very attentive and helpful

Beautiful location easy walking distance from the wonderful Goodrich castle. Lovely place to stay friendly staff, good food and great wine. Beautiful building with a warm local feel. Great place for a weekend get away

We really didn't understand why you would put 4 chairs in front of the bar in the restaurant and don't expect your guests to sit there for 5 minutes with a pre-dinner drink before going to their table. The insistence on the head-waiter that we couldn't sit there for 10 minutes in the empty bar chairs and had to go to our table was ebyong comprehension. Anyway, that said, some meals were reasonable but some of the choices or combinations in some of the other mains were ridiculous. We travel and dine a bit but this was out there and didn't work for us. Not that impressed

Can’t fault a single element to our dinner at The Hostelrie. Service absolutely impeccable, well trained, attentive & comfortable. Great concise menu and a stunning selection of wines both by the glass and bottle. It was so good we booked for the next night and had an equally incredible meal. One of those very rare places where you leave going “don’t change a thing!” Top notch!

We dinner and drinks in the bar, the food was excellent and service professional and friendly. The Wye Valley bitter was excellent too. We will be back!

Exceptional rooms service meals could do with bit more variety

Excellent Hotel, the staff here are all so friendly and can’t do enough for you, room was lovely and the food here is amazing especially the homemade ice cream. Thoroughly enjoyed my stay and will be visiting again. A hidden gem.

Fantastic food. Amazing service and just love the environment. Local brewed beer made the frosting on the cake. Pass by if you are around.

Wonderful surrondings, excellent service and the food was amazing. I recomend the Longhorn burger and the different local beer types.

Had a gorgeous lunch here yesterday. Front of house was Sally who gave us all an exceptional service experience. She went out of her way to cater for the 2 pescatarians and the menu gave lovely fish options. The bar staff were attentive and very friendly too. The food was FANTASTIC!!! The best smoked trout and monkfish ever. The restaurant has a welcoming and cosy atmosphere and we can’t wait to go back. Cannot recommend the Hostelrie highly enough. Thank you!!

A la carte menu and food was delicious. Great service, friendly and courteous staff

Lovely pub set in a nice location, and dog friendly too which is a bonus! Food was excellent, we especially enjoyed the whitebait starter. Staff were welcoming and very quick with service :)

Super nice owner! Beautiful room, delicious breakfast and in the middle of the Wye Valley.

Absolutely outstanding. Superb service and excellent food. Great choice of wines. Have always enjoyed it here, but tonight was exceptional.

I visited with my partner and his parents last year for a drink after a nice long walk around our local area. I ordered three local pints and a glass of Merlot. I was then faced with twenty questions from the owner about the type of grape, region and 'notes' of the wine! I just wanted a nice glass of Merlot. Too much emphasis and time spent on the wine. I returned to my table flummoxed! We have not returned. This used to be a nice place to visit, however, it is unreliable (it was closed for months) and the pretentious theme is just not us. Having read some of the responses from the owner in relation to other reviews, I recommend the owner adopts a new approach otherwise new and existing customers will be driven away. It is unacceptable and rude to use the phrase 'unfortunate offspring' in response to a review.

Excellent service, waiter very knowledgeable about the wine. Both bar staff were extremely polite and very attentive. Food is outstanding, Harissa lamb was gorgeous. Gnocchi was fresh and very tasty. Food and wine paired together was a lovely touch. Sat in the bar, very dog friendly and lovely setting.

Lovely staff great location for exploring Herefordshire

Amazing breakfast and dinner, the gnocchi was the best ever all the food is freshly cooked with quality produce. There is an extensive wine list and a good beer selection, there were wines on the food menu that paired well with each of the dishes. Recently redecorated refurbished restaurant to a high standard very friendly staff and a good atmosphere.

As a local, such a shame the pub has once again shut. Over 15 years to loose the village shop and then the pub is sorry. The other village pub the cross keys seems to be doing very well.

Worse cheeseboard ever !! The most basic of cubes of cheese, one was obviously the heel Of the cheese. 6 crackers , tiny pot of chutney and nothing else. Dead atmosphere. Won’t visit again.

The best food we had on our holiday was the Hostelrie set Sunday lunch, which was fantastic value - 28 pounds for 3 courses or 24 for 2 courses. Service was really good and one of the staff Isla made a fabulous Expresso Martini! Food was very tasty and plentiful.

Meeting family for Sunday lunch, they from South Wales and us from Solihull. Not been since back in October but pleased that the high standard we have come to expect has been maintained. Very pleasant all round. Good surroundings, good food and pleasant friendly and efficient service. Prices have gone quite sharply up but I suppose that's to be expected. Remains good value for money so no worries. Looking forward to the next time. Hope the whitebait stays on the menu!

Limited menu . Overpriced . Fried egg on top of mushrooms ! Why ? Doesn’t belong . Mushrooms were way over seasoned and the bread was like a crisp . My steak was rare but cold . Rookie error . Although the steak was nice and the chimichuri sauce was nice . The chips were way over seasoned. The pudding should have been a delice but was a tart that was that hard I couldn’t get my spoon in . Too be fair I did complain and the tart was taken off . Really disappointed. Lovely pub and the young lady that served us was a delight . In my opinion concentrating on the wine and not the food has no place in this area. It was very quiet and that says it all . We drove by another pub on our way home and their car park was busy so clearly the hostelerie is doing something wrong.

This was our first visit, it definitely will not be our last. The staff were tremendous, a really warm welcome, very slick service and beautiful food. Our three course Sunday lunch could not be faulted. Highly recommended, thank you team Hostelrie

First and last meal we had at the Hostelrie. The food was subpar and absolutely not worth the price, meat was extremely fatty and the rest of the food was bland. The worst thing about the Hostelrie is the staff. I’ve never come across such rude and passive aggressive people. The manager, who I assume to be Katherine- the very passive aggressive woman responding to these honest reviews requires some lessons in decorum and basic manners. She is a very unpleasant and unprofessional woman. They served a tiny vegetable ‘platter’ for 4 people, therefore we politely requested another, the waitress responded ‘yes’ and walked away. We received the platter once we had finished the edible parts of our food so we no longer needed it. The waitresses and manager outright lied and claimed we were told there would be a wait on the vegetables and rudely stated we had to pay for it. Believe these reviews and give your money to restaurants that deserve it. There was also only one other table occupied at 3pm on a Sunday before Christmas- says it all really…

Disappointing experience, overpriced food and unhelpful servers who preferred to giggle and joke around instead of doing their job.

Booked Sunday lunch. Starters arrived in a timely manner but another 45 minutes + before mains arrived which was a bit long. The food was lovely but the beef served in a slab rather than slices as was the turkey, served like a whole chicken breast and was undercooked. Veg lovely but not enough for 4 adults. Single course was £18 which was very over priced for what it was. Staff very polite but it just wasn't that good for the money.

Awful meal and staff extremely rude. Very disappointed.. over priced, cramped, poor service.... Avoid

Fantastic food in a lovely setting. Very easy to find and perfectly set in Goodrich. Plenty of parking, perfect for a bite to eat on a day out

Reasonably priced accommodation in a beautiful building and location.Great breakfast included in the price. If you appreciate fine wine and food, this is the place for you.

We chose the Hostelrie simply because it is nearly midway between our home and Cardiff where our son lives. It was a fortunate choice. The food including the vegetarian options were well received by everyone. I certainly enjoyed my whitebait and the sea bass manin course. The chips were the favourite - very tasty. The staff were very helpful in this first week of opening post lockdown.Two of the party then stayed in the hotel overnight and had an excellent breakfast.

The Hostelry is in a beautiful spot. The gardens looked lovely and the restaurant was well set out, very clean and looked attractive. We didn't much appreciate the music though ... it was out of place. We received a warm welcome from a young lad who did his utmost throughout our visit. The menu was interesting and there was much to tempt us, and we deliberated for ages. Sadly, the food didn't live up to the expectation. The smoked mackerel pate, although tasty, was a very small portion and looked lost on the plate. The tomato risotto was tasteless and lacked seasoning. The sea bass, although well cooked, again lacked flavour and the braised spelt just didn't work for us. The schnitzel sounded delicious on the menu description, but was nothing special. The 'twice cooked chips' genuinely looked and tasted like skin on oven fries. Our daughter enjoyed her burger though. A £23 bottle of Sauvignon Blanc arrived at room temperature, with no cooler. Having looked forward to dessert when reading the menu, we declined after the experience of the starters and mains. Again, we were served throughout by an extremely pleasant young chap who although inexperienced, was trying really hard. Full marks to him. By the time we left the restaurant was full. Great to see - although there didn't seem to be much food coming out and people were clearly getting frustrated at the wait times. All in all, a disappointing visit on the last night of our holiday, which held so much potential. There is much which could be improved and we wish them well. This place could be a gem.

The place and its location itself is lovely,with a fantastic beer garden.The room was nice but could not sleep,no air and only a small window .What let it down badly for me seemed to be the lack of staff .Everything took forever to do ,for example,had to wait twice at breakfast for about 20 minutes before being offered tea or coffee and then another look wait for toast then finally breakfast which was ok ,nothing special.The evening meals were pricey and not with it ,will not be staying again ,shame it's a lovely building and the staff they did have were very friendly

We were seated outside, due to the current restrictions. The service was quick taking our order but quite slow in serving the food. It was a very limited menu which we understandably with the current regulations. There seemed to be too much time between being served the courses. The barley and garlic risotto starter was excellent. The mains were a choice of roast beef or pork belly, both enjoyed with fresh roast potatoes and veg. Unfortunately we were not asked if we required more drinks. We had to chase our desserts as about 40 mins passed. Then eventually they turned up with half our party of six served the wrong dessert. They had to be sent back and we then had to wait a further 10/15 mins for our correct order and an apology. The food was lovely and we all enjoyed our meals but the service was not attentive an quite slow.

So pleased to be able to get back into a pub garden. New owners and impressive new menu. Eaten there twice so far, food is very tasty, well presented and good value. Well kept beer and interesting wines. Busy at weekends so best to book.Keep it up!

The food is excellent, beautifully presented and of a very high standard with good service too. We had smoked mackerel pate as a nibble (perfect size if you can’t eat a full starter), the wild garlic and parsley risotto and steak and chips. There isn’t a big choice but it is enough to cater for all and the quality makes up for it. I love the wine choices recommended on the menu, it gives you the option to try something new. I can’t fault a thing about this place.

Sadly we enjoyed our cider but were still waiting for a menu to be brought to us by the time we had finished so ended up leaving to eat elsewhere. Service non existent

Had difficulty in deciding what to eat as there was nothing really on there which grabbed me. The prawn and crab salad starter was very good, but the beef curry was not at all as expected - a lot of very thick gravy like sauce with no vegetables included. Food was homemade, so no nasty short cuts, but just felt a bit boring

Roast pork was fab and hubby had roast beef fab. We had the lasagne and salad and chips and fish and chips wonderful .

Booked here for a Sunday lunch (was recommended) and didn't disappoint. Starters was; crab and prawn salad, good portion and lovely. We both had roast beef, Yorkshire pudding and veg. The beef was the loveliest we've had for a long time. Good old Yorkshire pudding (I'm a Yorkshire girl), and veg. Excellent value for money. Really good covid 19 restrictions in place. Would recommend eating here.

Booked an early dinner during the Eat Out promotion. Kids both had lasagne off the main menu which looked very good. Proper homemade. They said it was the best they've ever had! I had a crab and prawn salad which was very tasty. Husband had the steak which was a bit tough in places. Portions all generous. Dessert menu was small but to be expected given current situation. I'm a big pudding fan and even I struggled to finish my huge portion of brownies. They were great.Sadly the service wasn't the best. Waiter pretty much ran off without giving us a chance to order more drinks. Gave up waiting for someone to come with the bill and went up to the bar instead.Hopefully it's a temporary thing during the eat out promotion and usually the service matches the quality of the food

We stumbled upon this Inn when we visited Goodrich to do a walk on Coppett Hill. It was brilliant to read the muddy boots and dogs welcome sign as our fur baby has to go everywhere with us.The Inn was delightful and totally up our street - comfortable, clean, friendly and full of character and cosy.As it was lunchtime we only wanted a sandwiches and coffee.The coffee was delicious and came in a large cafetière offering us more than one cup each which was much needed after our strenuous walk.The cheese and tomato sandwiches arrived with a tasty side salad. The bread used was amazing and it was buttered!We would have liked a few more vegetarian options.The toilet was very clean with really lovely soap and hand cream.We sat in the corner and noticed dog treats and toys which was a nice touch.

We had one evening meal in the bar whilst we were visiting the area. It was cosy and bustling and we liked that, however, by the end of our meal, the bar was full of dogs. Some of them were large and restless. Dogs at table level, sniffing the laid out cutlery is not our idea of a meal out. It is a shame as the staff were friendly. My hubby enjoyed his meal but my fish and chips were average at best.

Came here on Sunday for lunch the whole experience was excellent, the staff were lovely and friendly and nothing was too much trouble, the food was very tasty, well presented, the roast beef was beautiful. Will definitely be coming back when in the area and will tell my friends and family what a super place this is for lunch.

What a lovely, cheery place The Hostelrie is. We arrived on a Saturday night with our fingers crossed as we hadn’t booked. A table was found for us (yes, most were pre-booked, it IS popular) and we enjoyed the cheery company and scrumptious food. There’s obviously a highly skilled chef at work behind the scenes, so thank you. Your dishes are delicious.

Filled up here after a hike around the beautiful Wye Valley. Hearty, tasty, local sourced food. Good range of booze including local ciders. Cool old building with loads of atmosphere & friendly helpful staff. Very good value for money.

knowledgeable friendly staff and the food is nothing short of excellent. Well worth calling in for a meal while travelling to the tourist spots. The tables are well spaced offering room to move and privacy if you need.

Good place to go for Sunday lunch. A family meeting enjoyed by all despite travelling some considerable distance to get there.

Just the ticket after a long walk: nice, simple sandwiches served in a pleasant pub garden, with great local ciders on tap.

Nice oldy world pub that serves good food and snacks, we were made very welcome and chose from the snack menu, very close to Goodrich castle

End of break evening meal - combined with anniversary - not wanting to blow the budget but still have something special...this place delivers!Our first visit and not knowing what to expect...looks attractive and semi-exclusive, but reassured by realistic menu prices (this being austerity Britain!) and a nearly full car park at 19:15...bar busy but with locals, seated quickly and our meal came without much delay.Really well put together dishes and very nicely done. Along with the ambience it made for an enjoyable and tasty high point of our holiday.

We stayed here for 2 nights with friends. The rooms are rather small. Dinner was good we all thought.

Thank you so much to everybody at the Hostelrie for a fantastic stay. Great beer, really good food, a very tidy wine list (and knowledgeable staff) and very comfy accommodation. Exactly what we needed after paddling down the Wye for a couple of days. Perfect!

Went on a Wednesday evening and within 5 minutes we had been made to feel stupid by the bar staff. We were told all the tables inside were reserved so ended up sat in the garden which was chilly and drizzling. However when our order came it was the best food we’ve ever had. Recommend this place but phone to book a ya le.

Popped in for a bite lunchtime, excellent food, freshly cooked and staff were great. Planning our next visit to try full menu!

We went here for some lunch. It was a really good lunch and all cooked fresh. The beer and food prices were really reasonable and they had a beer garden and parking

The food in the pub and restaurant was very good. The portions are nice and the service is excellent.

This place is well worth a detour away from the bustle and tiny lanes of Symonds Yat. Staff were exceptionally friendly and made a fuss of our dog - he even got a goodbye biscuit! We ate well too - not a bad course between the three of us. There were lots of seating options, inside in the bar, in the more formal restaurant area or in the garden. Beers were good and the staff very friendly indeed. Altogether a most enjoyable visit.

Took our friends here for Sunday lunch, the roast beef was very good. Live music in the garden too. All in a nice friendly place for a good Sunday lunch.

We dined with friends with our 7 year old in tow. He’s fussy to say the least, and he enjoyed his burger so much he wants to move to Goodrich!

Quite simply the best pub food. Genuinely this is my favourite pub to eat in. Delicious food, good beers and great service. This is a fantastic place.

The Wye brewery beers on tap are excellent, the staff are friendly, the pub has a great atmosphere, but what makes this place memorable is the food. We ate there every one of the three nights we stayed in the area, sampling variously fish, steak, chicken, and vegetarian, and were impressed every time. The Hostelrie prides itself on using fresh local produce prepared as you order it, and it shows in the quality of the meals. It’s a shame we have to move on. Great pub.

We were concerned to find the restaurant was closed on our Wednesday evening visit but the bar is also well set up for dining and offered an excellent menu choice.

Had lovely friendly service and great food. Nice garden with swing for children. Enjoyed a lovely meal.

Very friendly, accomodating staff. Lots of dogs. Starter of mussels was perfection, absolutely delicious. Burger a disappointment since, probably because, it was made from well hung Hereford beef it was incredibly dry and could have done with being cut with some pork to moisten it. Similarly the Brownie had no gooyness to it with a dry crust. Beer well kept but both the Hereford bitter and the Butty Bach thin on flavour. Never the less an enjoyable time.

After searching for somewhere to eat we found this little gem. All and we mean all staff were very friendly and helpful and attentive to all their customers. They are also very friendly towards dogs and their owners. The food was good and not expensive. Would highly recommend this establishment

We called in here for a drink and a snack. The bar man was very friendly. Our sandwiches were clearly freshly made with generous filling and nicely presented. The garden seating area is a very pleasant area. Our overall impression was of a place we would like to return to.

We stayed here for three days and used the restaurant every night. The menu is not extensive but this means that the chef can concentrate on the quality of the raw ingredients and exactness in the cookery. The purchasing policy is to use local wherever possible, as evidenced by the lamb, pork, steaks and asparagus which comes from less than four miles away. There is plenty of seating in the bar area and the separate restaurant, though this was not needed during our stay. The new season asparagus was delicious both as a starter and as going with the lamb rack and we sought out a shop to take a supply home.Staff were friendly and efficient,and we will return if we are in the area in the future

Popped in to the Hostelrie for a couple drinks late afternoon and wasn’t disappointed with the service. A lovely young lay behind the bar Willow was happy to chat and was also good at her job. Will definitely be back for more

Had expected more from the reviews when we dined and whilst nothing was wrong nothing was good neither, bit bland and quite expensive for the area. Lot of blurb about local produce which is good to see but freshness and taste a bit underwhelmed us.

we arrived without a reservation and found a very friendly small pub They were able to accommodate us and we ordered the steak. They were cooked perfectly to our liking and were very tasty, and served with proper home made chips. We had a very satisfying meal and felt very welcomed.

My husband and I have lived in Goodrich for the last few months and finally got the chance to visit this lovely pub with my parents in toe. We all had the roast beef and it was absolutely delicious and we would definitely recommend a visit even if you are just walking past pop in they also serve lovely coffee.

Stopped here for lunch to break up a trip with my son

Absolutely fabulous food, great service from Alex. We booked this for my 65th birthday meal with my twin and were not disappointed. Great food, don't miss the opportunity to sample their menu. Only down was the ladies toilet, needs upgrading.

This pub does exactly what it says on the tin so my review is going to tell you that. We were staying at nearby Symonds Yat and were recommended this pub by one of the staff where we stayed.

I had lunch here on Sunday with my family. As a vegan it is always a bit of a mission to eat out, especially in small towns, but I had a lovely vegan roast! Great, friendly service too. Highly recommended.

My husband and I visited for a couple days over New year with our dog. The accomodation was spotless, fantastic food and drink enjoyed in a nice relaxed atmosphere where the dog was made to feel as welcome as us!

What a great pub, outstanding staff great location wonder setting. Dog friendly and great selection of beer and wine,

Only had light bites this time as had been fed by my parents but again everything was spot on. Tasty and hearty. Just what was needed for the end of the day

I had the most interesting and tasty meal I have had for a long time at this pub - guinea fowl with cavolo nero, wild mushrooms and celeriac mash: might sound a bit pretentious, but it was delicious and a sensible sized portion. For dessert we had pudding with ginger and dates and that was great too. A notice in the restaurant area warned that service would not be quick because dishes are individually prepared. However the wait was not excessive. I have often waited a lot longer at other pubs for food nowhere near as good and with no warning. Whilst the food was not cheap, one could pay a great deal more at some places for food of that quality, and get a less generous portion. The coffee too was good and plentiful.

Well spur of the moment went in for Sunday lunch. The a warm welcome from the pub where you want to spend time enjoy and relax. There’s a good atmosphere with excellent food. If you can’t do a Sunday roast then don’t bother. Well the roast was excellent with a nice selection of vegetables, would recommend the place 100%

This is a lovely building and we were looking forward to our meal. Firstly we found the menu uninspiring and almost walked out at this point. I ordered a pint of my favourite beer Butty Bach which I've had on many occasions. This time the beer was borderline being off, it just didn't quite taste right. When the food arrived we found it to be very average and nothing special. For this reason we would have scored the Hostelries 3 out of 5. However the food was very expensive for what it was and in our opinion represented poor value for money. We therefore give 2 out of 5. Bottom line, you can get the same for less money elsewhere, or more for the same money elsewhere.

Went for Sunday lunch - beautifully cooked roast beef and veg, only complaint is that the roast potatoes could be improved. Lovely pudding and excellent friendly service. Reasonable price

Just happened to be passing, found the Hostelrie. Lovely surprise, good food, had the roast beef Sunday lunch. Dog friendly, children friendly. Great atmosphere will come again.

Stopped by when in the area and the food was lovely. Service was brilliant and had a lot of fun with the waiter. Shame about the people next to us, number 1 Sauvignon indeed!

Very good food, although the vegetarian options seem to be over priced and suppleenting the meat eaters.....

Stopped here for an evening meal as staying on holiday a short walk away. Food was tasty and generous in portion size but the menu was unimaginative, very little choice for vegetarians and we did not return for the rest of our trip but ate out further away instead. Also on the night we visited there were a lot of dogs in milling about whilst we were trying to eat. Although I’m happy to see dogs welcome I do feel owners should be encouraged to get seated and keep their dogs away from other guests who may not be keen, particularly when food is being served.

Very disappointing meal - had the ham, egg and chips. The ham was delicious, fried egg good but then how can you go wrong with an egg - but the chips which were advertised as fresh hand cut chips were rock hard and tasted like they'd been reheated. Presentation was hopeless - I was expecting a bit of salad or peas but nothing. Paid £11.99 which is at the higher price bracket for the area, so unfortunately won't be returning.

A very friendly welcome but a disappointing menu. All five of us ended up with the ham, egg and chips, which is our fall back choice when nothing else appeals. Having said that, the food was really good. Everyone complemented the ham, the two eggs had a rich yolk and the chips were as good as they get. Worth a visit.

Had sunday lunch here 12 8 18 this was a prize won on facebook two course meal for two we both had chicken liver parfait starter and roast pork main could not fault it, staff also very friendly nothing to much trouble we will defiantly be going back again well done Hostelrie.

Tucked away in the small village grown up around Goodrich Castle the Hostelrie ticks all boxes. It has history, very attentive and friendly staff and excellent food.

This hotel/pub/restaurant is located just off the main road from Ross to South Wales very close to Goodrich castle. We had a party of 9 and the food was excellent. Service was very good and price very reasonable. I would particularly recommend the deserts and the ice cream. Good choice for vegetarians as well.

Great varied menu with lots of local produce. Service was excellent, wide range of priced foods from nibbles to a la carte.

Ate here 3 times during our stay. Food was superb and the staff excellent. Wonderful Longhorn and Herefordshire steaks and lovely chalk stream trout. A warm and friendly welcome for you and your 4 legged friends.

Room was cosy, 1 meal was very good 1 was absolutely terrible. No mention of a replacement meal or drink just a sorry I’ll tell the chef. Breakfast was good though. Tv in room was almost none existent only one channel worked. Would I stay again NO.

Nice location but food very sub-standard. Cheese sandwich consisted of dry bread that had obviously been standing about all morning. A few limp bits of salad and a dusting of stale, grated cheese.