The Greytown Hotel

Great little hotel/pub/restaurant. Comfortable beds, friendly hosts and handy to town. The price for accomodation was great, especially as we visited over the festival of Chris**as period. The food was also fabulous and the front of house in the restaurant was lovely. Highly recommend.

Warmly welcomed on a busy Saturday afternoon we settled in to watch the football with beers and kumara chips. After full time we wandered in the rain along the main street and then back for dinner. Opted for the burger for the first course and then went for the panacotta for dessert. The pannacotta was outstanding with the right amount of silky wobble and complemented with a fruit compote and dots of citrus, probably yuzu, on the plate. Our room was small with everything you could want including wonderful pillows and a fan. It was hot. Sure, there was some noise from the bar fundraiser downstairs but we knew about it and drifted off to sleep. A fine place to stay, warmly recommended.

We were a group of MG enthusiasts after a busy day of events. Our booking was for 6 but most of us arrived much earlier. They were most accomadating and happy to provide drinks in the restaurant area. The food was tapa style and so yummy. We had the king salmon, cured meat lamb kebabs, pork belly and a salad. I also had the plum dumplings as a pud. All highly recommended especially the beetroot cured salmon. Everyone seemed to enjoy the food. Good service especially chatting with the Austrian chef. Good wine list and hubby was most impressed by the Irish whiskey list. We will be back.