Golden Lion
Hours
Chamber Rating
-
Garry Bell
We got our drinks and sat by the bay window at the front looking over the high street. I noticed the dust on the wood by our table, it hadn't been cleaned for days, I then looked around and there was tissues on the floor beside the tables near us. I'd drank three quarters of my pint and then looked at my glasses , it was manky. I have a photo of my glass but I'm not going to embarrass the bar by publishing it. We left what was in our glass and left.
May 2nd, 2023 -
Shirley James
Apr 22nd, 2023 -
Rikki Wright
It's clear that this business is suffering so it's hard to stick the boot in but even in a downturn, some things are non-negotiable... like cleanliness. Sticky tables, empty used glasses stacked on tables, boxes of Christmas decorations stashed in a corner, random boxes stored around the pub, a mountain of filthy and worn garden furniture cushions under the pool table and cleaning supplies sat on a table. It's not a good look and a terrible first impression. With various excuses about why most of the taps were empty, it was disappointing not to be able to sample some of the local brews and had to stick to the standard drink options that could have been consumed anywhere in Britain. Such a great location and interesting space, could be so much more than it is. Moving onto the accommodation, we paid for bed, breakfast and evening meal but due to no chef being available, there was no evening meal. Turned out to be a blessing in disguise as our schedule changed last minute so we were able to change our plans without being tied to dinner (the cost for which was reimbursed). Rooms were well appointed, with a spacious bathroom and unexpected USB sockets on the plugs. Only complaint was ill fitting windows and a loud noise from the water pipes all night that sounded like there was someone in my bathroom on a faulty CPAP machine. I did consider that someone could have been in the next room struggling to catch his breath while snoring his head off but we were the only ones staying there. Breakfast was the one glimmer of light. A delicious full English was just what we needed to kickstart the day and that's precisely what we got. Would have preferred brewed coffee than instant and fresh orange juice to the concentrated stuff... and the occasional microwave bing as host Pete prepared the feast for us was a little concerning. We were graciously provided with a visitors parking pass that saved us a few quid so that was nice. Overall it was cheap and adequate, well appointed and located but with so many other great options in town, it wouldn't be my first choice next time. Sorry Pete.
Mar 26th, 2023 -
Allison Taylor
Mar 23rd, 2023 -
Keith Norman
Mar 17th, 2023
Contact Info
- (143) 463-4507
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Golden Lion?
A The phone number for Golden Lion is: (143) 463-4507.
Q Where is Golden Lion located?
A Golden Lion is located at Hill St, Corbridge, eng NE45 5AA
Q What is the internet address for Golden Lion?
A The website (URL) for Golden Lion is: http://www.goldenlioncorbridge.co.uk/
Q What days are Golden Lion open?
A Golden Lion is open:
Thursday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Friday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Saturday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Sunday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Monday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Q How is Golden Lion rated?
A Golden Lion has a 4.3 Star Rating from 362 reviewers.
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( 362 Reviews )Garry Bell on Google
We got our drinks and sat by the bay window at the front looking over the high street. I noticed the dust on the wood by our table, it hadn't been cleaned for days, I then looked around and there was tissues on the floor beside the tables near us. I'd drank three quarters of my pint and then looked at my glasses , it was manky. I have a photo of my glass but I'm not going to embarrass the bar by publishing it. We left what was in our glass and left.
Shirley James on Google
Rikki Wright on Google
It's clear that this business is suffering so it's hard to stick the boot in but even in a downturn, some things are non-negotiable... like cleanliness. Sticky tables, empty used glasses stacked on tables, boxes of Christmas decorations stashed in a corner, random boxes stored around the pub, a mountain of filthy and worn garden furniture cushions under the pool table and cleaning supplies sat on a table. It's not a good look and a terrible first impression. With various excuses about why most of the taps were empty, it was disappointing not to be able to sample some of the local brews and had to stick to the standard drink options that could have been consumed anywhere in Britain. Such a great location and interesting space, could be so much more than it is. Moving onto the accommodation, we paid for bed, breakfast and evening meal but due to no chef being available, there was no evening meal. Turned out to be a blessing in disguise as our schedule changed last minute so we were able to change our plans without being tied to dinner (the cost for which was reimbursed). Rooms were well appointed, with a spacious bathroom and unexpected USB sockets on the plugs. Only complaint was ill fitting windows and a loud noise from the water pipes all night that sounded like there was someone in my bathroom on a faulty CPAP machine. I did consider that someone could have been in the next room struggling to catch his breath while snoring his head off but we were the only ones staying there. Breakfast was the one glimmer of light. A delicious full English was just what we needed to kickstart the day and that's precisely what we got. Would have preferred brewed coffee than instant and fresh orange juice to the concentrated stuff... and the occasional microwave bing as host Pete prepared the feast for us was a little concerning. We were graciously provided with a visitors parking pass that saved us a few quid so that was nice. Overall it was cheap and adequate, well appointed and located but with so many other great options in town, it wouldn't be my first choice next time. Sorry Pete.
Allison Taylor on Google
Keith Norman on Google