The Brewers Arms

Lovely period property done out tastefully with all amazing staff that really friendly and made my stay fantastic from start to finish. Great food and lovely chef who came to always check everything was ok making it more personal that stayed last day with friends for great Sunday lunch. Everywhere spotlessly clean with little seating areas all with cosy fireplace sittings. Room was outstanding and comfortable there was nothing that anyone wouldn’t do to help especially with having a disability made me feel at home. Thanks especially to Dave, James, Maisie, Chloe and Vicky for making stay brilliant and will be back very soon for another relaxing stay enjoying more of your amazing food

Stayed one night here recently and also had dinner. The pub has a decent amount of parking and a very nice interior with a good choice of local beer. My room was lovely. The bed was very comfortable and the shower excellent albeit with some temperature fluctuations suggesting it may need servicing. The room was warm but a fan was provided ensuring a good sleep. We ordered a 5 bean chilli which was very mediocre. No depth of flavour and an almost undercooked texture. Fish and chips was overpriced and the chips were absolutely dreadful. They were more like enormous wedges with skins on but soggy and undercooked at the same time. Nobody cane to check up on our eating experience. Whilst paying I complained about the quality of the chips in particular. The staff member blamed a colleague and proceeded to charge me full price. If I hadn't been staying there I would have demanded our food be taken off the bill it was that dire. In the morning I was locked in as the pub downstairs was closed while I was leaving. Had to walk back upstairs with my cases and down another flight of stairs where I took my leave via the fire escape steps!?!

With little choice in Snaith the Brewers Arms was recommended to me. An expensive option I had reasonable hopes it would be good. Check in was sketchy with a young staff member who struggled with some details ie the after hours entrance via a steel staircase that was referred to but despite requests not shown. My room was dusty, dirty in places, had a wardrobe that wouldn't shut with clothes on it, the bathroom floor needed a scrub and no loo roll. Service from the bar was very slow despite low guest numbers, preferring to chat with other staff rather than deal with customers. Breakfast was basic, cereals and juice station not explained, no conversation re how was the food which was average at best. I was the only guest staying at the Brewers that night, felt like it hadn't been stayed in for a while but at £125 a night it was not anywhere near value for money. I didn't complain I just wanted to get out of there and start my journey home.