Goldthorn - Wolverhampton

Our Easter visit to the hotel was delightful. The staff, including Emma and another receptionist, as well as Faith in the bar (who made excellent coffees) made us feel incredibly welcome. I highly recommend this hotel, which also has a great restaurant with delicious evening meals and breakfast options.

The food was absolutely beautiful and the service was amazing. The staff are very happy and pleasant especially Tina, Rachael and faith. Would definitely return and recommend.

Ate here one evening recently with work colleagues. A small select menu but that's ok so long as the food is good. Well, what can i say? This was one of the worst food experiences we have had whilst travelling the country on business. Ordered...fish and chips. Simple to cook I'd have thought but hadn't been prepared for just how badly it could be done. Batter was thick, overcooked and hard. Fish was so dried up was hardly anything you'd remotely consider to be fish. Rancid (literally) mushy peas and undercooked, cold chips. My colleagues had beef curry... tough as old boots and totally inedible. The chef agreed when we complained about the state of our meals.... not tge point. Why bother offering a restaurant service at all if willing to serve such substandard food. Do not bother visiting this restaurant and, most certainly, do not stay at tge h

The evening menu for our all-inclusive package was quite varied. Steaks attracted a small supplement. Breakfast was buffet style; the All-English and omelettes were superb. All the food we had was good portions, nicely cooked and well presented. Overall, excellent value for money.

I hate instant mash, food very bland and boring. Breakfast was a complete shambles, ran out of everything and people had to wait until 08.45 for the 0800 breakfast. Half of the resulting food was undercooked! Just not good enough