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Reviewed 7 July 2013

We live locally and are fairly regular diners here.
The last 2 occasions have been a joke. Half the menu un available, really poor food served and even meals missing.
It's a real shame because when they get it right, it's great.
So, our Sunday family meal out will be taking place elsewhere from now on.

Date of stay: June 2013
Trip type: Travelled with family
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Reviewed 1 July 2013

We stayed one night whilst attending a music event in the area.

Situated in a (very) leafy suburb close to the centre of Sheffield, the Fulwood Inn does its job well - ample parking, nice rooms, the bar has a good selection of ales (including, for those who drink "proper beer", a delicious pint of Jennings Cumberland Ale), the staff are friendly, and the breakfast is very good (no black pudding though - shame).

The room price, including breakfast, was reasonable (we paid £80 for a double room). We had lunch at the Fulwood and the food, while not exactly haute cuisine (think Wetherspoons), was perfectly adequate and again reasonably priced. Four of us had a selection of starters and filled pitta breads for under £30.

My only slight criticisms are (a) that the night entrance (for use after 11.30) is a little difficult to find for the first time, but were you staying more than one night that wouldn't be a problem, and (b|) that as tall people my wife and I both found Room 2's small shower cubicle (with a built-in seat) a bit cramped.

Date of stay: July 2013
  • Trip type: Travelled with friends
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1  Thank Jonathan056
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Reviewed 11 June 2013

we arrived on the sunday lunch time and were made to feel very welcome we had a lovely bacon & chicken sandwich with salad then went to explore the Sheffield botanical gardens well worth a visit on a sunny day familys and groups having picnics and playing games lovely to see went back to fulwood had a nap then went down to dinner we had a steak which was one of the best we have had Darren the barman was lovely polite as were allthe other staff room was large and bright bed and bedding were very comfy big tv bathroom really nice hand held shower but was nice to have a soak in the bath for a change if you want bubbles take your own towels big and soft if we are in the area we would definatley usethe fulwood oh breakfast was lovely but ask for your bacon to be crispy only downer on the breakfast bacon was under done and a bit cold

Room tip: we had no 4 lovely view over the front of the hotel
Date of stay: June 2013
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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1  Thank angela638
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Reviewed 25 May 2013

What looks like a great and grand mansion with a full pub and restaurant (2 for 1 should have warned us...) turned out to be a wrong choice for room and restaurant.
Bad, bad smell in the bathroom permeating the tiny room....
Apologies received for not having replaced the air freshener in time!
What turned out was that the fancy shower pod, see their pics, was broken and the water from the shower collected underneath the pod rather than going down the drain.
Couldn't look the door from inside as the nob to turn the lock had gone walkabouts.
The light by the bed performed the Blackpool illumination flicker when switched on.

The food was mediocre, thank God, that despite being German, I like a glass of good ale, and that they had to offer.
The manger on the morning shift tried his best, credit to him, to find us another room, but there was none.

We left for the Leopold downtown (see me review on them...)

Room tip: try elsewhere!
Date of stay: May 2013
  • Trip type: Travelled with family
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1  Thank WolfgangHeinrich
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Reviewed 17 April 2013

Just one night here, so might short review is based on a stay of aprox 18 hours.

Good points
Ample parking on site
Wonderful room (rm 5) that was bright and very spacious
Very large flat screen HD TV
Free wi fi with a decent signal strength
Choice of real ales

Average points
Food is largely ready prepared and the menu is the same in all Marstons inns. Therefore quality is ok, but not great. Priced ok if you are eating on a 2 for 1 deal, but not great when eating alone

Bad points
Breakfast...... Slow service, overdone and watery poached eggs, cheap quality sausage (very mushy) and bacon that appeared to have been boiled rather than grilled or fried.

All in all, i have stayed in many worse places. The room i was given however was truly wonderful. Had the breakfast been better, i would have scored this a 4. That said, i would stop there again for a night.

Right...off to Cromer next

Date of stay: April 2013
Trip type: Travelled on business
1  Thank sowie
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