The Greyhound Hotel

Stopped over on the way from St Andrews to Wigan . Lovely pub and rooms had the Sunday roast dinner it was fantastic huge plateful great real ale and service. The rooms were very nice and warm considering it was blowing a gale outside.Breakfast was outstanding also plenty of choice. Well worth a visit 👍

Nice hotel we stopped here a couple of nights the room was fantastic. The food was lovely and the staff were very friendly. Breakfast was lovely. Only little issue we had was a leak in the ceiling but the weather was horrendous. Will definitely be returning as we loved our stay. Thanks to all the staff.

Spent one night at the Greyhound on the coast to coast. The Greyhound appeared to have been redecorated in recent years. Unfortunately it was chaotic when we stayed possibly because it was full. Initially they could not find our booking. We were grateful to have our bag carried to our room, we were not given any information, however the information sheet in our room showed Sunday breakfast to be 8.30. We went to breakfast early 8.20 and chaos ruled. They were finishing breakfast and thought everyone had been served so they were very surprised to see us! It seemed many of the other guests were complaining. The manager stepped up, sat us in the bar and served us personally. Our breakfast turned out to be good. Organisation definitely needed improvement ie check the information sheets in the rooms, keep a check on what guests are turning up to breakfast. This is a good place to stay pity about the chaos

Staying in Shap but preferred the Greyhounds menu to the hotel where we were staying! And I have to say it was stunning! Beautiful food I had sea bass, my husband had vegan kebab and my son had peri peri chicken kebab. Service was great seated in massive squishy comfortable chairs, drinks order taken and then food followed, all of it was absolutely seamless and thoroughly enjoyable. Busy night in there too, everyone was happy and helpful♥️

We booked a nights stay via Country Village Inns / Greyhound Inn's website as part of our C2C walk but later found we had been charged twice for our accommodation. We emailed and phoned them for more than a week and eventually got an email response from their head office saying "sorry that you have been inconvenienced". Greyhound Inn says it's a walker friendly Inn but it does not have a drying room and the heating didn't come on, so you couldn't dry your kit. In the evening it took them ages to take our food order. In the morning we checked the packed lunches given to us only to find the bottles of water were missing. We were told that the omission of the water was because we might litter the countryside!! So not only were they charging us for goods they didn't supply but also insulting us at the same time. We would have given zero stars but otherwise we liked the Greyhound Inn. We have spent much time and effort trying to get our money back without receiving any proper apology or explanation and won't be going back anytime soon not least because of the lack of customer service.

We dropped in on the way home from Scotland to Lancashire. The staff were very friendly and helpful 🙂. I had the black pudding peppercorn stack to start which was delicious. I then had the Black pudding and bacon salad which was huge and delicious. My dad had his usual soup Leek and mushroom and a fruit Crumble with custard which he really enjoyed. John my husband had sausage and mash then like my dad the Crumble with custard which he enjoyed. Very friendly atmosphere but a little slow on the service