Name: Hawthorns Hotel
Address: 8 Northload Street, Glastonbury, Glastonbury, Glastonbury, BA6 9JJ, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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We called here for some food simply by chance and found it to be the best meal both myself and partner have ever had in a pub. The Hawthorns burger was fantastic and my girlfriends spinach cannelloni was also absolutely beautiful. We just can’t recommend this place highly enough. Reasonably priced, amazing potions and efficient, quick service. If you’re visiting Glastonbury, please do yourselves a favour and eat here. Fantastic!

Simply Fantastic Food

We got the family roo whick sleeps 6 when full had a good breakfast in the morning it's right in the middle of the town and there is a car park around the corner whick was reasonable food was good plenty of places to eat as well

great stay in family room

Carnival weekend in Glastonbury is very busy. We managed to get rooms at The Hawthorns with friends of ours. This a great pub with a fabulous menu. I would recommend you try a curry. Live music on the Friday night. Rooms are basic and comfortable with ensuite facilities. Rooms at the front can be noisy but we didn't mind as we new it would be. Carnival weekend is never quiet. Great breakfast which you can help yourself to. Staff very friendly and helpful. We will be back next year.

Great place to stay 

Due to a poor choice of hotel then night before, we were desperate to find somewhere at the last minute, that was pet friendly.

Luckily, the Hawthorns has one room left, that was a massive family room on two levels and more than big enough, for the two of us and our large Samoyeds. 

Really friendly staff, great curry in the restaurant and a fantastic atmosphere! 

Open mic night is often a bit hit and miss but everyone was really good.

Breakfast the next morning was great and we look forward to visiting again! Thank you! 

Great place! 

I'm not a fan of pub carvery meals as the meat and vegetables always seem over-cooked but this was great with lovely, juicy rare roast beef, succulent pork with crackling and vegetables which had not been boiled to death.  Friendly staff. Decent real ales too.

Best pub carvery I have ever had

Perfect location quirky, very helpful and friendly staff. A few repairs on building are needed and a bit of updating of rooms however l had a great stay. And would stay there again and l would recommend it

A comfortable place to stay

Ive been a regular customer of the restaurant, for about 5 years now, and apart from a dissapointing burger in the past, and occasionally unfriendly staff, it's always a possible option. But greeted by staff who clearly have been working there too long and think themselves too important to be polite or welcoming is what it's come too. I feel like I'm inconvenient and annoying them everytime I ask for a table. Unfortunately the food I had was a little like chewing tuna out of a tin. A dry pork in a sea of gravy. . Juxtaposition. 
The curries are renowned, and reliable, however whoever cooks the meat, shouldn't. . 
The (newish) waitress was nice and friendly though, as is the owner. FOH and chef who have been there many years, need to start enjoying their work. 
Unfortunately, I really have no desire to eat there again. 
The beers is nice,  but not enough to make me go there.

Customer service could improve.

We didn't pay budget prices but this was a budget hotel.  The room was very small and shabby and vibrated nicely when the live bands were playing which was everyday of our stay but luckily stopped at 11.00pm. There was no house keeping until the second day of our visit and that was in the middle of the afternoon when we had returned from a long walk and were putting out feet up.  

Breakfasts were basic just two fruit juices and three containers of cereal, Rice Crispies, Shreddies and crumbs of muesli in a plastic box that wasn't refilled while we stayed.  The second breakfast on the Sunday was served by a chef who obviously didn't want to be there.  No choice of how you wanted your eggs just two fried with other ingredients under a hot light and we were told to help ourselves. No toast was forthcoming so we had to ask twice.  Not sure if he heard us the first time or if there was selective hearing but when it did arrive it was three slices of packet bread just plonked on our table, the other two days it was what I would call proper bread. On the Saturday and Monday I believe the owner was there (he cooked on Monday) and on those days our breakfast was served to us. The sausages, eggs and bacon however were first class.

There is parking advertised but this could have been a problem as its shared between the Hawthorns and adjoining businesses. I was told that after 5.00pm there should be space.  There was nothing when we arrived but luckily there was one place at 6.00pm otherwise the car would have to stay in the public car park at the end of the road .  Charges being applicable from 9.00am until 6.00pm.

The way out of the hotel when the bar was closed was down some steep stairs and through a lounge? area that doubled up as a storage facility and was scruffy and could do with a good clean.  Can I also suggest that the fire doors not be propped open with the fire extinguishers.

However the other staff were friendly and helped sort out our television that wouldn't work when we arrived though the remote control didn't work at all throughout our stay (it was missing the back leaving the batteries showing which I had to tape into place). The location was excellent and we made the best of our weekend away.

I don't want to sound like a moaning Minnie but for £100 per night I expect certain standards and they were really not there which was a pity.

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