Cross Keys

We stopped here on our way home from holiday. Having visited the venue before we knew it was accessible. Although the pub doesn’t have a car park . You either have to park on the road or in the main town car park. Access into the pub is good it’s all on one level. Once inside there’s plenty of room for the wheelchair. They also have a garden out the back which is also accessible via a lift. As it was a warm evening we chose to sit outside. The menu is large and varied, as it’s part of the Wetherspoons chain. The food was ok although parts of my gammon steak were so crispy you couldn’t eat it. But given the meals aren’t expensive you don’t expect top quality food .although I did think it would be better than I had. My husbands meal of steak and chips was ok although it didn’t come with peas etc. It really was just a steak and chips. We’ve eaten here before and often found it a bit hit and miss on the food front, staff are helpful, we would go back but would choose our meals carefully .

I stayed in the disabled accessible room for two nights. The room itself is a good size, with a sizable wet floor shower room, and a good shower. There is a small lift to access the upstairs bedrooms. The restraunt is downstairs and is step free and has a disabled toilet. The hotel is in a converted old pub. As a result there are fairly narrow corridors, some tight turns and a few heavy doors to negotiate upstairs. There is no parking, other than restricted street parking (limited to 45mins during the day) I would therefore recommend this for those travelling with others but maybe not so much for those on their own

This old hotel has been really well refurbished and reopened by Wetherspoons. Level access entrance, and once inside, extremely spacious.