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Welcome to The Greenhead Hotel, a charming 3-star property in Greenhead.
Garden, Terrace, and Restaurant: Enjoy the serene garden, relax on the terrace, and indulge in delicious meals at the on-site restaurant and bar.
Business Centre and Free WiFi: Stay connected with the convenience of a business centre and make use of the complimentary high-speed WiFi throughout the hotel.
Nearby Attractions: Explore historical sites like Thirlwall Castle, Housesteads Roman Fort, and Bywell Castle, all within a short distance from the hotel.
Experience comfort and convenience at The Greenhead Hotel. Book now for an unforgettable stay!
A deposit may be required at the property.
Children of any age are allowed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds.
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not possible).
Pets are allowed. Charges may be applicable.
Location
Breakfast was chaotic, quality was ok
A fabulous location
The bed was very small. I had stayed there a year ago and the food menu is much more restrictive. The actual menu on the night was even shorter than the on line one. All short order options decently cooked but no interesting choices or even a range of usual pub menu home cooked options
The friendliness and flexibility of the staff - flexibility certainly more so than the previous managers. Rooms, food etc much the same, freshly cooked, tasty and massive portions. There was the addition of a biriyani on the menu. Room rather hot but that was the weather.
Location from Hadrians wall trail. Good breakfast.
A very uncomfortable bed. No plug sockets near bed to charge phones or watches.
Conveniently situated for the Hadrian's Wall path and not that far a walk to the Roman Army museum. The room offers a lot of space. Dinner was impecable, nicely cooked and tasty. Petty that starters came at the same time as the main dishes.
The staff is okey-ish.
Price-wise I thought it was on the steep side, especially for what you get...a slighlty outdated bathroom and a room with sight to the railway track.
The staff, as said, was okey, but also not more than that. Pretty unimpressed by their guests it seemed. The breakfast was so so...felt hurried with veggie saucage from the microwave.
Location. Breakfast cooked well. Serves Hawkstone Beers
Uncomfortable bed. Mattress springs gone. Issue reported previously in other comments. Had to sleep on the floor! . A good night’s sleep is CRITICAL. The other comments below are to give fair warning.
Furniture very tired and seat from our room had been removed for a broken leg.
Room 6 is above bar so noisy until late. Also you hear everything said in the corridor with doors opening and closing without adequate sound proofing or door seals.
WiFi unavailable in the night
Blind on window doesn’t keep the sun out.
Don’t expect gastro pub food. Very ordinary and limited choice with nothing ‘healthy’ on the menu.
Concerned there was no fire escape route plan in the room
Very very expensive for a very moderate place.
Owner advised of issues, feigned no knowledge of key issues ( but clear from other comments!)
Lovely location and great food.
Service in the restaurant and breakfast was very casual.
Location
Food was expensive for what it was
Clean and good location
Food very poor quality. Owners not welcoming or respectful to staff. Most expensive hotel on our six day walk with the worst overall standard.
It was reasonably convenient for walking the Pennine Way. The bar area was quite homely.
The rooms were below average and expensive for what they are. The dining room is soulless and the evening meal was poor and overpriced.
Great location for our Pennine Way adventure. Very warm welcome, excellent food.
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Easy check in staff were very helpful
Quite expensive
A late booking (9pm) but they were great, reorganised the beds to meet our requirements,
And provided food even though we were late.
Clean bedroom and bathroom, in good.comdition.
There was a feeling of slight incompetence at check-in - the person didn't seem very sure of the booking system. There was nowhere downstairs to relax apart from the dining room, half of which spilled over into a functional back room with no atmosphere. The evening food was good although we waited over 45 minutes but the breakfast was disappointimg. Hardly any fruit. Warm milk and a poached egg that did not resemble any poaches egg I have ever seen, being unusually pale and almost yolkless, accompanied by dry toast. Coffee was very weak and stewed on a ring. It.was not replenished. One of us found several hairs in their cooked breakfast. My glass of red wine from an open bottle was cloudy and had obviously been open for some days, if not weeks. On a positive note the bedroom was clean although the beds were very uncomfortable. A bit pricey too.
The owner and his staff were very kind, and helped us out with a transport problem we had.
Very good service.
The hotel was lovely. Very nice with excellent food and serving staff. The hostel/barn across the road was rough. Toilets and shower room were shocking. Especially for £120
Hotel was great but hostel needs work all round and that’s not been fussy . I appreciate it’s a hostel but still not good enough
This is a modern restaurant with rooms. It is well located for the Pennine Way. Lovely breakfast, freshly cooked and hot - good choice. Make sure to book a table in advance if you’d like dinner.
My room was above the bar and there was some noise from below. The room was nicely decorated but lacked character. A chair would’ve been useful indeed there was plenty of room for an armchair or two. The window blind gave some privacy from onlookers on the road, but really there needed to be Curtains or a blackout blind. This would’ve given the room the extra special feeling it needed for the price.
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