Plough Hotel

Breakfast was great. Do it yourself cafetière, unlimited toast. First came to the area almost 50 years ago. We’ve stayed at the Plough a few times over that period and though it’s changed hands it’s always excellent.

Nothing, it was absolutely spot on.

Breakfast was great. Lots of options.

Nothing.

Good central location Lovely big bed

Room was right above the bar, so a bit noisy

Good food both in the evening and breakfast

We were given a friendly welcome and the staff were very pleasant throughout our stay.

Beds were not the most comfortable and the food was OK but not excellent

Warm welcome and care for solo cycle tourist. Great menu choices - steak pie magnificent. Breakfast with good choice and creamy porridge too. Room comfortable and spacious.Nothi g

Nothing to dislike - much to enjoy.

This is a great hotel for weary travellers who have just completed the Pennine Way. The room was large well fitted out with great decor and a lovely comportable large bed. I was thankfuk that it also had a bath with which to rest my weary bones. The evening meal was of a good standard and great portion size. I found the oatcake and haggis with my full Scottish a pasrticularly nice touch. I would stay here again if thinking about exploring the area further.

Breakfast is served 8am until 10am. With my wife we went down to breakfast at 9am. We were a party of 6 with an additional 2 occupying a nearby table. Fresh fruit (melon) was available but nearly empty. I asked if this could be replenished but was told that there was no more fresh fruit available. I found this very surprising. In addition the only coffee available were the little sachets of Nescafe with hot water srved from an urn. I would have thought it reasonable to offer fresh coffee. One word of warning for those finishng walking the Pennine Way and not being collected by car. The Plough is around a further 1.5 miles alond the official end of the Pennine Way at the Border Hotel.