Beaumond Cross Inn

Stopped off here on our drive from Stansted to Glasgow. Great room rate, especially if you book directly on their site (Save £5 parking fee that is included with online booking sites) Food was absolutely amazing and all very fresh and home made. Not the cheapest meals but you will certainly appreciate what you are paying for. Just fabulous Small room 4 but it had everything you could want, and hey,,we were only sleeping in it. Its and old 18th century coaching in but has been beautifully renovated and many points of interest in the buildings features.

We spend a lot of time in Newark and to our shame this was our first visit to The Beaumond Cross Inn. It was a breakfast we were after and the dining area was perfect. Quaint, quirky, quiet. The food arrived and it was simply beautiful. Fresh cooked to order with local produce, we've rarely eaten a more delicious breakfast. Lovely service too from a friendly fella who was quite happy to chat. As two tradesmen said as they left before us... 'We'll never go anywhere else in Newark'. Precisely.

owners went out of their way to make you feel at home exellent stay will stay again.

This was our second visit to this Inn and on both occasions the food has been amazing. The first time we had a lunch of soup and a sandwich and on our second visit 6 of us enjoyed a very memorable Mother’s Day meal. The menu is extensive with most items being homemade, including the delicious sausages and the wide variety of cavalier pies. The food is not cheap but it was all red hot and delicious. Portions were huge, the lamb shank could have fed two people easily! There were mountains of freshly cooked veg and potatoes and some members of the party were delighted to get a large gravy boat each! Whilst we don’t live in the area we will certainly visit again just to enjoy the food and friendly hospitality of this place.

Very steep stairs up to a loft conversion room (not so easy for everyone). Clean & bright. Good bathroom.

Breakfast was disgusting

Total Ole Worlde British CHARM. Family run, and VERY WELL run at that! business, NOT corporate sterile zombies serving REAL FOOD made with love. We will be BACK there when next in Newark

Booked room 10 and paid in full 3 days in advance, drove 3 and a half hours to Newark - a town we have never been to before. On arrival Carol checked us into the wrong room (room 1) which had a bare mattress, no pillows or duvet and was filthy. We showed her our receipt clearly showing we had reserved room 10 and paid in full, no apology given by Carol. We were then taken to room 10 and as we were unpacking we found soiled male underpants from the previous guest. Went down, told Carol and showed her the photo but no apology was given. Left the ‘hotel’ for the afternoon and evening. Newark was lovely. Returned to the hotel at 11pm to be confronted by Paul the owner and Carol who physically grabbed my wife’s wrist and tried to take the room key from her whilst Paul was shouting that we hadn’t paid so couldn’t stay..??!! Tried to calm the situation (genuinely were frightened and equally baffled by this bizarre behaviour) showed the receipt from Experian and the screenshot of the money taken from my bank 3 days ago only to be verbally abused and physically threatened. I have a chronic heart condition and organ failure, my wife has a medical condition. We got our medication from the fridge, packed our belongings and were essentially ‘thrown out’ at gone 11pm in a strange town, 2 vulnerable people, terrified and nowhere to go, minus £80. We will be engaging with the police but please, avoid this establishment at all costs.

Central for Newark