lovely old pub, great beer, lovely location.

parking can be an issue as with most of Glossop. Staff shortages caused some problems but this is universal at present.

We decided to stop over glossop,after travelling from my place at Chester, to Kays place in Langold, as it is half way across,We have stayed in Glossop last year. At the Norfolk arms.This was booked up so when stopping for a drink at the Globe,the barman suggested the Bulls Head,we were able to book a room for the night.Breakfast is served down the road at the Crown.The weather was atrocious ,yet,only added to the overall thrll of the area.tThis is a area we shall visit again.Well done.

Having to eat breakfast down the road.Although we left early to beat the traffic at the Woodhead pass.

Good location, clean room. Good shower and towels. Staff pleasant and helpful.

I knew breakfast was at another location. But was only from 8-9am on the weekend!!! Too early - and to have to walk there! Opposite the church, busy road and grave yard. Bells chime every hour. Loudly!

Great Location

The kitchen extract run through the room which was noisy and smelly. Small room. Small TV. Dated bathroom.

location

When we arrived after a phone call to say we were arriving the place was shut .I had left three messages saying we were there waiting outside . we had a wedding to go to , so needed to get in A man outside the pub said they may be at a sister pub down the road . We went there and that too was shut . We had travelled from Lancashire, and just wanted to get in and sorted . The room was clean and tidy , however when we asked for the Wi-Fi we were told to go down stairs and ask . The shower turner left coming off and the water was scolding ( it needs fixing ) My daughter was flying to Dubai the next day for work . Across from us where two really noises guests men loud ( this was at 12:00 midnight) we were trying to sleep . We rang the number and they said they would “do their best and go round . The loud voices continued , no one seemed to have told them . We eventually fell asleep . It was the the best stay I have experienced at all .

Good value for money, clean, simple, Nice staff. Bar downstairs is nice atmosphere with decent food, friendly staff. lots of locals so very cosy and welcoming place.

Rooms very warm and no shop nearby to pick up bottled water etc Water in rooms would be welcome Breakfast is a walk away served in another pub - breakfast quality only OK. I'd skip breakfast and walk into the town for something nicer.

The room was so clean.

This was an ok little pub. Our room was large and the bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was excellent. Our room had a kettle with coffee and tea, as well as a TV. The pub is in a lovely village with a few places to eat within walking distance, and a larger downtown area close by with plenty of other options as well. The staff at the pub were very friendly and there were loads of beautiful hikes within a short drive. Such a beautiful area!

We did not have a very restful stay here. Our room seemed to be directly over the main bar downstairs (room #1) and the noise from the pub kept us up at night. In the morning after the first night, we were woken up by the guests in the room above us playing Ed Sheeran on full blast and singing along (very off-key I might add). The next couple of mornings, we were awoken by an older gentleman seemingly coughing up a lung in the room above. Long story short, very thin walls which made it insanely difficult to get a good night’s rest. We ate dinner at the pub the night of our arrival and we sought meals elsewhere after this… The bathroom in our room was not very clean - there was dirt in the shower when we arrived and the toilet was leaking water onto the floor. Also the batteries in our TV remote were dead and none of the staff was able to locate any replacements.