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Village Hotel Hyde

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Super comfy Sealy beds, plump pillows and crisp linen keep you hitting that snooze button. Chic furnishings, cool décor and well-equipped bathrooms create a space you’ll love to hang out in. Think style hotel, without the designer price tag.

Home from home entertainment.

Whether you’re in town for a big meeting or massive night out, kick back and enjoy some quality chill time. Free WiFi, iPod docking stations and flatscreen TVs – all with digital, some with Sky – keep you tuned to your favourites.

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Onionring Team (29/06/2012)...My partner and I visited the Verve Grill at the Village for the 1st time on a Wednesday. Not having been there before I wasn’t sure what to expect of the restaurant. I half expected it to be buried inside the hotel complex and have to fight our way past keep fitters and chambermaids. Not so, the......

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My partner and I visited the Verve Grill at the Village for the 1st time on a Wednesday. Not having been there before I wasn’t sure what to expect of the restaurant. I half expected it to be buried inside the hotel complex and have to fight our way past keep fitters and chambermaids. Not so, the restaurant is in fact at the front of the hotel, almost in an extension of its own. It is very modern and spacious, with local pictures on the walls.
Upon arrival we were warmly greeted by Daniel and offered menus and drinks, including a good choice of wines and beers. The menu offers some pre-starters such as flatbreads and olives , which we reluctantly declined (with 3 courses to come common sense prevailed). It also offers an early diner menu with a wide choice of dishes at what seems to be very reasonable prices up to 7pm. Alas it was now 8pm. ( Prices are shown in a quirky way in fractions i.e 8 ½ for £8.50.)
For starters I had the Beetroot and Creamed goats cheese which was excellent and beautifully presented and my partner had a more than ample plate of Smoked Salmon served with finely chopped egg, capers, shallots and brown bread.
There were plenty of tempting main dishes on the menu and I toyed with having the 350 gram Rib Steak but opted for the Blue Fin Tuna with Aubergine Puree, Tomato with Olive Dressing which was a lovely combination perfectly cooked whilst my partner had Bacon Chop with finely cut cabbage and smoked bacon and shallot jus. The chop was a good size, thick and slightly salty, just to her taste. We also opted for some crushed potatoes with garlic (very tasty!) and Grilled Parmesan Courgettes (if you’re not keen on courgettes give this a go – we’re definitely going to try this at home).
Dessert menus are always tempting and this was no exception. However after having more than adequate portions so far we opted just to share a Creme Brulee which proved to be delicious.
The wine list offers a wide choice. My choice of the house red (Spanish) was pleasing and my partner enjoyed the South African Chenin/Colombard.
It was a most enjoyable meal at a very reasonable price. The area is not exactly overburdened with fine restaurants but this is one I would recommend. The service was excellent , the waiter and waitress who served us informative and friendly, and the food of a high standard. Compliments to the Chef.
I did have my doubts about eating in a large hotel but the experience was just that of a well run modern spacious restaurant with exceptional food and good service. No lycra to be seen!

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