Resting Hare, WC1

If you were looking for a typical hotel bar experience you’d be disappointed but as a pub it’s OK. One real ale from Greene King but I usually go for the bottled Abbot at a decent price of £2.50. Food is served from around 6pm to 8pm and is dished out school dinner style by a “chef” who you expect to have a roll up hanging from the side of his mouth. Only £3.50 though and the portions are big so if you’re looking for a bit of fast food with a pint before getting a train from Euston it’s quite convenient.

Large pub, attached to the hotel. Very good food, main meals and bagettes. Sells real ale. Has an ouside area, which is actually in the inner quadrangle of the hotel, so you can watch the guests getting off of the coaches and heading for check-in. Has 2 staged seating areas, one of which is by the large windows you can see in the photo. The staff are very friendly. Disabled access. gets very popular, especially when it is graduation day, when you can see the students in their cap and gowns along with their proud parents.

Small bar in this hotel. Sells one real ale on tap but sells bottled ale, Arkells and Greene King. Has a small menu of food available good portions and cheap prices, where else could you get steak & onions with chips & veg for £3.50. The only downside is the constant roadworks outside gets very noisy. Forgot to say, the Guinness is £2.30 a pint that's why I'm a regular.