Really great stay at this hotel. Very clean, nicely presented place and great atmosphere. We had a meal on the Friday evening for 8 of us and the service was first class. Food itself was very enjoyable and cooked well. Saturday evening threre was a live band on and the place was packed. Beer is also good by the way :-) Will be staying here again when we visit Barton upon Humber - thank you Vicky and staff ps: There was'nt provision for breakfast but no big deal - would be good to incolude this going forward though

Everything was perfect from walking in to be greeted by welcome and friendliness to the accommodation being fresh, clean and comfortable. The information once in the room was helpful along with tea making facilities and buiscuits. Also the shower was faultless and slept all night with ease in the comfy bed. I will without doubt return.

There was nothing at all I didn’t like it was genuinely spot on.

Loved the breakfast box service and if I wanted something more substantial then the Post Office cafe offered a good breakfast menu. very good menu in the evenings with friendly customer service.- oh yes and they play a good selection on the music system- Sunday lunches are highly recommended.

There was nothing during my stay that I could complain about.

Quality of our steaks was questionable and the room had slight steps, making it a potential concern for the visually inpaired; my father is blind and would have not expected the positioning of some steps. I'd hope there are better/flatter rooms if he were to stay? Apart from these points, our stay was amazing, thank you very much. We loved the idea that the pub is owned by the people!

Breakfast is supplied on a tray outside your room which is delivered when the bar closes in the evening. This may seem odd, but actually this is mega convenient and worked really well for me.

Would be nice to have free WiFi included. The rate for the WiFi was expensive compared to Premier INN (free) or Travelodge

Breakfast was a bit rough and ready, but we survived! The location was handy for exploring the area: less than three miles to the centre of Barton-on-Humber and the motorway network.

Similar establishments offer a more impressive breakfast choice. South Ferriby itself is of little interest, so you'd need access to a car to explore the area.

Nelthorpe is a place my colleagues and I have had the pleasure of doing a job near that has required us to search for accomodation around Saxilby. The dinners and pub atmosphere keeps us coming back! The rooms are all very modern and, though basic, are faultless and definitely worth more than you'd think you'd get for the price!

Located in a small village. Nice surroundings very rural.

Bed squeaked every time you moved, loud enough to wake me throughout the night. Beds metal framed, would be better as divans. No taxi service comes to the village. So if going out be careful of the lovely libations, and like us make the most of them when you return.

The rooms in this village inn are recently refurbished to a good standard. Very fair rate, breakfast option was provided as a choice for delivery the evening before which worked well for me. The landlord also has a microbrewery and serves his own beer. Food was hearty and good. It was Burn's Night so there was a piper for the folk who had bought tickets.

My room was really hot - I turned down the room radiator but I couldn't shut down the bathroom rad. It was only one night so I didn't mention. Everything else was very good.

Weekend Millionaires performing, made for an entertaining night.

No Breakfast option for a Coeliac. Continental Breakfast available. Cafe at a location nearby Mon-Sat I believe if you prefer a cooked option. Aware when booking, so not a problem as brought something with me