The Sanctuary House Hotel, SW1

Fullers Ale and Pie chain pub,it's not that large and can get packed.Seating is traditional with some bench seating to the front,and a raised dining area at the back.Lots of mirrors and some internal etched glass but it feels a little faux,and with a low ceiling it's very noisy when busy.Many tables were reserved but feel free to use them before the nominated punter turns up. There are 2 ranks of 4 handpumps with beers spread between them meaning on my trip the choice was London Pride,Olivers Island ,ESB,"Dark Star"Hophead and Session IPA (dull brew ,NBSS 2.5). There is a door marked hotel which I assume is on the upper floors,but despite a reasonable range of Fullers beers,I would be hard pressed to say that I would hurry back.Maybe at a quieter time it may feel more acceptable.

Fuller's Ale & Pie House with a characterful split level interior. 8 real ale taps.

Fullers house that has pretty much all their range on, including seasonals. It's usually a decent pint as well. Has wooden panelling all around the walls which make it look like a boardroom. It's an OK choice when my colleagues want to go out for a pint, but I wouldn't make a special effort if on my own.

Well lit Fullers pub with a good selection of their ales which happily included ESB. The staff all seemed to be Polish, but service was good.

Official site of The Sanctuary House Hotel - www.sanctuaryhousehotel.co.uk

Official site of The Sanctuary House Hotel - www.sanctuaryhousehotel.co.uk