The King's Head

Room was much bigger better than we imagined, when we walked in we immediately wondered if we had in fact been upgraded? still not sure, and nothing was said. Might be a little harsh on the service but when we arrived there was no signage obvious to us where reception was? the main door we got to gave us no clues, so I looked after the bags in the entrance hall and my wife when to find someone to ask. Apparantly there is another door to the main reception a little further around the building. There happened to be a team meeting going so there was a slight delay in being seen. Location wise it is where we wanted but no Spoons car park - and the nearest long stay was a bit of a walk away with the luggage. However, we later found out that the nearer short stay enabled you to purchase eg a 4 hour ticket which if you purchased at just after 4pm say would stop counting at 6pm through to 8am and restart giving you until 10am if you were wanting to either move on or put another few hrs on or move it to a 24hr long stay etc..

How do they do it, we visited this Wetherspoons and only decided to have a drink, £3.09p for a pint of Guinness, £2.02 for a pint of bitter, if they can do that why do we pay £6.95 for Guinness and £5+ for bitter anywhere else, we then decided to eat, the prices are exceptional, a meal and a pint for £8+ whenever we travel now and want a pint and a meal, I'll be looking out for Wetherspoons...absolutely brilliant..

Chips and onion rings were at just above room temperature, and the burger was dry as you like. I don’t think I’ve had a more “Wetherspoons” Wetherspoons. Met my expectations to the T; it’s nice to see consistency across the franchise and it felt like a home away from home. Cheap food, quick table service with very little interaction from the unsmiling staff. You know what you get with Spoons and you can’t fault them for it. 5 stars all round 👌🏼