Swinside Inn in Allerdale

Fantastic hidden gem. We stayed over for a two night stay and we can’t wait to go back. Food is excellent, in fact the only thing I would say is next time I will go without a starter so I can try a dessert! Staff cannot do enough for you, warm, welcoming and nothing is too much. The atmosphere is pleasant and the way the dinning rooms are laid out is great it can be intimate or it can be more involved. Rooms are clean, spacious and the facilities are all there the baths are large and spacious as are the shower cubicles - if you want a place to stay I would HIGHLY recommend the Swinside inn

We stayed here for 2 nights and I cannot recommend this place highly enough. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The rooms are large, bright with some spectacular views and those special touches such as little toiletries for your use. The bath in our room was so opulent I could have stayed in there all evening. The dining area is quite niche you can have quiet discreet corners for a romantic evening or more open. The food is excellent- if I had 1 thing to say that was negative, it would be that I wouldn’t have a starter so I could have a dessert, I found each time I did I just didn’t have room to have one! The main thing for me was the staff. The staff quite simply made it for me. NOTHING was too much trouble, they were friendly, welcoming and went above and beyond , yet at the same time let us be. If you want somewhere, where you can be comfortable, away from it all and have excellent accommodation and food this is the place.

One of the best Sunday lunches we have had. Stunning location and the seating area outside has the best views. Will definitely visit again and hopefully stay in one of their beautifully decorated bedrooms.

Fantastic find today for lunch in the sunshine with spectacular views. We chose seabass, fish & chips & steak & frites - all of which were amazing & we will be back. The new owners have done a brilliant refurbishment. Staff were lovely & helpful & food was to a high standard. Hesitant to write a review in case it becomes so popular we can't get a table next time!

As an American, I've not had fish and chips all that often but I know my way around fried food. I had the dish a few times while in England, and the fish and chips I had here was THE BEST I've had in my entire life, hands down. If you're in the area, definitely worth a stop!

We have been coming to the Swinside Inn since 2015 and have always sung its praises but we came again after the refurbishment and it seemed to have lost something. The refurbishment is great and it looks smart but the Sunday roast we had was way below its previous standard. It was also more expensive than I think the quality of the food justified and the additional costs were sides were ridiculous! £5 for a small bowl of carrots and broccoli isn’t acceptable. This experience has tarnished our otherwise high opinion of the venue having previously recommended it to countless others. Not sure we will go back 😢

The Swinside Inn has been very tastefully refurbished since our last visit in 2023. . Looks lovely. Food far exceeded our expectations.

Attended the 10 in 10 and was so impressed with the place so decided to pop in after a days walking. We sat in the beer garden ordered drinks and pizza all was well until the inappropriate music started. Very load gangster rap including all expletives. Not great when you have both older relatives and young children. Not really what we expected. Hopefully just a slip up that won’t happen again.

Came back here after reopening as we always liked a Sunday dinner here but we were extremely disappointed, I had the beef dinner and the beef was thin fatty sliced, my wife and daughter had the chicken which was tasteless, and this was served with two roasties, two pieces of carrot and a little broccoli with not much gravy, all for the sum of £22, absolutely disgusting value for money a total rip off, would never return here for a Sunday dinner. RIP off .

Stayed at this fabulous pub for the weekend and ate all our meals there. The new owners have gone to a lot of trouble and expense to refurbish and reopen this Inn with great taste and different spaces to suit different needs. The food was amazing, particularly the fresh fish specials and well priced. The staff are friendly and charming even when under pressure. They are a new young team with the pub only having been open for a month so inevitably there will be a few teething troubles and learning. There is always a balance to strike in maintaining quality, meeting demand and satisfying different types of clientele and I am confident they will achieve that near impossible aim. Our room was nicely appointed, quiet and comfortable with lovely toiletries and thoughtful touches. I am already looking forward to my return visit in September Advisable to book if you wish to eat as it is already very popular.

Stayed overnight, had dinner and breakfast. Dreadful, incompetent staff , food cold at both meals. Limited menu nothing like website. Breakfast an absolute disaster, took over an hour and a quarter to serve, all orders badly cooked and cold. Also not given all the items but been there too long to send back. Ruined my granddaughter’s birthday . Whole place really cold and bedroom dirty, cobwebs like Miss Haversham.

Came in here off trail from the cumbria way...3 miles it seemed but I wanted a beer and to be out of the rain. Very small bar area and the girl behind the bar was doing her best. Wasn't busy at the bar. You're main man who was apparently on the bar had to get passed me but chose 'mind your back' instead of excuse me. I had a full 20k pack on. He then preceded to serve out of turn several times and incredibly slowly! Hit the point where I left without spending any money at all. Never ever have I left a review but I've been in the pub trade for 34 years and you have a beautiful pub but I left without spending a penny..I even walked away 3 times and left my pack outside to give him a chance and came back yet still overlooked...rather than serve ...and literally just me so one pint...he put 2 trays of glasses away and then ignored me for a chap who didn't know his table number.

This is a lovely wee place, full of character and interesting characters. The rooms we’re comfortable and well appointed. The food was delicious and abundant. The staff were absolutely charming.

Booked a table arrived before alloted time. Heard there was a 40 minute wait for food when approached a member of staff they assured us the eait should not be this long. We received our meal 90 minutes after ordering. We asked what was happening along with others after an hour. We were given drinks on the house for our wait. When the dinner arrived I had spoonful of mash, 1 roast potatoe, 1 parsnip and 2 carrots, asked fot more mash and roast potatoes that were brought over. It was not the waiting on staffs fault.

Went here on Thursday 17th August for our 30th Wedding Anniversary and had the ribeye steak. It was absolutely delicious and cooked to perfection. It was definitely the best meal of our holiday and can't wait to return.

We were recommended this place by a local, and what a great meal we had. Superb service, great quality food and extremely reasonable. We will most certainly visit when back in the area.

The mains was ok I had a curry that was quite tasty but very small portion for £18 things seemed ok until we had dessert and my daughter had mould in her custard we did book 2 nights for food but definitely won’t be going again as mould take it’s time to show it’s self so I think they really need to check and clean there kitchen and have a serious word with the chef about food hygiene

First time visiting and we weren't disappointed. Service with a smile, food was delicious. Warm welcome and good food in a quaint pub with spectacular views.

Beautiful views from the outside bar area. Shame the views from the field to outside bar area not the same. In dire need of tidying up & maintenance

Friendly staff, nice ‘home from home’ rooms, fabulous breakfast and a generally nice feel about the place. Plenty of parking and just ‘perfect’.

Lunch - excellent sandwiches, with lovely side salad and home made coleslaw. Good service and pleasant host. Very old Inn, with lots of character

Fabulous Sunday lunch - roast turkey, stuffing, roast and mash potatoes, parsnip, carrot purée, broccoli, red cabbage, cauliflower cheese, giant Yorkshire pudding, cranberry sauce and gravy. All this for £17. Wine and beer much enjoyed too. We’ll certainly be visiting again!

Food okay, service okay and pricing okay. Just an average place. The scenery around the pub is spectacular and well worth a visit for a drink and/or lunch to take in the views.

This is based solely on one visit on a bank holiday. Fabulous location, beautiful view, no other way to put it than bad food. Very pleasant but clueless service, however, the people are very nice, were really kind and apologetic, and immediately offered to take the below par food off of the bill.

Only 1 staff member on duty who could serve drinks. Quite a wait. Wanted to eat outside, however pub would not serve main menu outside in the garden area. Could therefore only order a basic wall-mounted menu. Why such a ludicrous restriction? Wooden knives and forks. Filthy glasses served. No pepper mill available - was given white pepper - “that’s all we have….” Poo bags & general waste around outside seating area & dilapidated pizza oven. Broken equipment in the outside area, broken parasols, stair lighting. Run down building. Won’t be back, nor will we recommend such a place.

Came down from Cat bells and asked was there a pub handy that did food. Well what a lovely proper pub this turned out to be. The pie was venison and mushroom, home made and packed with meat. Proper chips with baby carrots, stem broccoli...

Had a Lovely stay nice decor, great clean room with good facilities Tea, coffee, TV, really comfy bed. Fabulous, awesome views over the Newlands valley. Nice tasty breakfast. Quirky old-fashioned decor in pub. Friendly staff.

This pub has to be good to attract people as it is really in the middle of nowhere. We had a fine dinner there.

Excellent value and friendly helpful staff (especially the woman with the blonde hair, (see previous reviews)) We booked in advance and were pleasantly surprised to find that Monday night was pie night. Pie, chips/mash, veg and a pint of beer for £10 Fantastic effort by...

Overall, the woman with short blond hair was offensively impolite, abrupt, bad mannered and disrespectful. There was also slug trails on the carpet underneath our table. Gastropod Swinside Inn, gastropub it is not. A bit more detail: We decided to stop off at the Swinside...

This is a great traditional Lakeland pub. The service is really friendly and the food is of a good standard. The rooms are comfortable and we’ll definitely stay again. Superb location for walking and near enough to Keswick.

Ate here a couple of nights ago and despite it being a very wet Wednesday evening they were very busy. The lady who served us was really friendly, welcoming and efficient as she dealt with orders, phone bookings, serving on at tables and dealing with...

We have used this pub for a post walk meal for several years. It never lets us down whatever time we arrive. Food is hearty, well served & at a decent price.

A decent pub for an afternoon drink surrounded by lovely views of the hills. The ales were good and at the time we visited cost around £2.05 to £2.75 a half pint.

Nice pub, friendly staff and dog friendly too. We had the Sunday lunch, vegetables were undercooked and sauces and gravy are in the tiniest of containers so that needs looking at. Otherwise an ok lunch.

My friends and I visited the Lakes for a long weekend. Our accommodation was in walking distance to the Swinside Inn. We thought this would be a good opportunity, to enjoy some great food and drink while supporting a local business . We therefore planned...

Donna and the amazing crew at the Swinside did an awesome job feeding 17 hungry, and sometimes a bit loud, Manx mountain bikers three night on the trot. Thankyou all, and see you again sometime. Phil

not sure if we called on an off evening, as some reviews state really good, but unfortunately our visit wasnt, all of the food just wasnt cooked properly, whilst there, table next to us, chap sent his food back as his wasnt cooked either, also...

Great remote location. Fantastic view!!! Friendly staff. Good quality food. Good service. Big car park

As the title says, £20 for 3 average pints of lager, now I know everything has went up and being a craft beer drinker I have no issue paying up to £10 a pint if the beer is worth it. Here we got 2 Pints...

Today we found ourselves passing the Swinside Inn. We stopped in for a drink but ended up having a meal (Chefs Home Made Beef Lasagne, Chips and Salad). The staff were all kind polite friendly and helpful. The food was excellent, we couldn't find fault...

After waiting 1 hour for our lunch, we were served the worst Sunday Lunch we have ever had. For my roast, the meat and potatoes were cold and flavourless. The veg was raw. And it looked as if everything was just slapped on the plate...

This was a beautiful atmospheric pub. We went with a few friends during a holiday to Keswick. Decided to have lunch here so walked the 15 or so minutes from the jetty. Really beautiful old pub. We ordered the Sunday roasts and the was fine...

I was advised to visit this pub by a local, so detoured off a walk to drop in. It was a really nice place, nice beer, and a good outside area (as well as comfortable inside). Definitely worth the walk.

We booked as we discovered they offered a Sunday roast in the evening which suited us perfectly whilst holidaying in Keswick. We were shown to our table and were pleased with the atmosphere in the pub. We each ordered the roast and there was a...

Great atmosphere in cosy welcoming pub. Food was excellent pub classics, well executed. Very dog friendly. Will definitely be back

DREADFUL!. Very disappointed with the menu which was completely different and twice the price of that advertised on their website. I pre-booked our Sunday lunch and planned to eat here every night during our 3 night stay at the excellent farmhouse across the road. When...

Great service and Sunday roast was delicious. Booked on Open table added our Labrador to the booking. Lovely place to stop for lunch after exploring the surrounding area. Everything you need is right here!

After an amazing sunny day walk up Grisedale Pike and round to Causey Pike we were ready for a beer. So we hiked across the valley to the Swinside! It was done up 4 years and I’ve not been inside since - superb! Decor, lighting,...

First impression is of an old building with a rather unsympathetic 1970s remodelling. Our room was in the most unsympathetic part – from the inside you suddenly forgive them. The views from our room, across and up the valley were fantastic. The room was comfortable...

Fantastic quality food and brilliant service. The food was served quickly and with a smile, this establishment is a gem and highly recommended. It's dog friendly and a bonus are the stunning views.

My friends and I enjoyed a really good evening meal at the Swinside Inn. The food was well cooked and the service was excellent.it was good value for money and I would recommend this venue. Good choice of wine and beers.

We enjoyed an excellent Sunday lunch here after walking Cat Bells. Had not booked but luckily had a table available inside. Friendly service from young waitress who was asked several times if everything was okay. Very good value roast dinner; trio of meats with roast/sweet/mashed...

Good friendly service. Nice food. Well priced. Tasty vegetarian optionS instead of the usual afterthought. Worthy of a 5 star vote.

Classic pub grub, with inside and outside eating options. Cater well for families and clearly run by a super friendly team.

I arrived at the pub to find it pretty much empty but was told there was not way I could eat or drink as they were fully booked, the staff were more than rude and had zero time to help me out. Holidaying and not...

Lovely place to stay , food brilliant, views from room outstanding , lovely atmosphere and romantic place . Breakfast was lovely.

We visited this pub with our two children and Lurcher dog and were made to feel extremely welcome by all the staff. The homemade chips were the best we’d ever had! Food was excellent! The building inside is beautiful with traditional features and charm and...

Hard to find, quaint with low ceilings, large portions, starter came very quick so think they had the help of a microwave but was nice, main course not so quick, staff all rushing round a lot, people came in quite a while after us yet...

Waited about 15 minutes for drinks to be served after ordering them, then ordered food. After which we waited about an hour to be told our order hadn’t been sent through to the kitchen, no explanation as to why it wasn’t. So had to re...

We spent a night at the Swinside Inn and were impressed with all aspects of our stay from the welcome to the food. The view from the room was superb and whilst the weather wasn’t great it was lovely to sit and admire Causey Pike...

Loved the location, with a lovely view of the fells outside. The meal itself was so-so. Food was decent standard (steak pie, also cumberland sausage and mash). Better than a Wetherspoons, at least! The pub has an open fireplace inside and although it wasn't lit...

We visited Swinside Inn for a meal after climbing Catbells. The roasts were lovely and the Mexican nachos. We were sat inside around the corner so service was a bit slow at times but despite this we would definitely visit again because we all really...

Firstly the food gets it three solid stars. Fantastic. Really nice breakfasts,with homemade sausages that could be sold as premium. Also had a ploughman's and the homemade ham was delicious. The room was functional enough for another star, with some fabulous views for another. However,...

We phoned in advance to check if we would need to book as there was 10 of us. The lady on the phone confirmed this was not necessary and told us they were serving food until 9pm that evening. When we arrived, at 3pm to...

We were pleasantly surprised at the variety of food on offer and the excellent service from very hard pressed staff. Good food and wine.

Slow staff, even slower service. Two guests fell out with the bar staff having asked three times to pay & being faced with truculent staff. I don’t think multi-tasking is a word they are familiar with. It was amusing to observe if nothing else. The...

My husband and I stayed for 4 night bed and breakfast. Fantastic food, views and atmosphere. Great location for walking, fell exploring and lake swimming. Being able to park your car and then not needing it until you leave was priceless and it isn't even...

We have been to the swinside several times in the past and always got as expected, pub grub, good service and great views, cannot fault it. We made a visit today, its a Friday in July and had pre booked a table. I ordered the...

We had Sunday Roast here and the food was only ok. The pub is a fantastic piece of history and the staff delightful. The outdoor area is a lovely place to relax with a pint or glass of wine while overlooking the hills.

I last visited here in 1975 with my parents, I returned and I don't think anything had changed, in the ensuing years; Location makes it a typical walkers pub, with hearty pub food.

We travelled to the Swinside after a day at work in the north east and arrived a little before 8pm. We were directed to our room, which has cracking views over the mountains and then got a table outside for a couple of drinks and...

We have been today for Sunday lunch, it was worst meal I have had for a long time. I got the trio of meat, all of which were tough and hard to eat, and the cauliflower and broccoli were as hard as rock, not just...

Having walked Catsbells we followed the sight for 17th century inn for some food and refreshments. It was service by a hatch and the beer and cider were fine. Things quickly deteriorated after the food was ordered, one guest was told could not have a...

Went for lunch after a morning climb of Cat Bells. We had a lovely lunch (sandwiches and chilli nachos) which was served efficiently. Given the weather the pub was busy outside but not particularly busy inside - we were hot after our walk so sat...

We ate in the outside area - which has excellent views. Food was good - would recommend the steak sandwich. Everything felt super covid safe - we were given wooden cutlery which made eating a little tricky.

Walking past in February during the Newlands Valley horseshoe I really wanted to go in and have a pint and some food, however it was closed. We took an opportunity to visit in April with restrictions easing and I was extremely disappointed, in fact this...

Had a brilliant lunch here today. Had come off the fells after a long walk and came across this lovely place by chance. It was great to see people being sat outside in the sunshine , and food being served. Nice that they were serving...

I always write very fair and truthful reviews so it so sad to write a bad review when everyone has lost so much during this dreadful pandemic . After a lovely walk , we went to our pre booked Swinside Inn near Keswick and ordered...

I visited for the second time in October this year and as my previous stay found the accommodation first rate. The rooms are beautifully decorated and extremely comfortable. I stayed in Causey Pike which is very spacious and has a beautiful refurbished bathrooms. I then had a night in Barrow and, although smaller, was very arm and comfortable with a lovely bathroom.As my visit was under Covid restrictions the menu was a bit more limited than before but the food as still excellent. The rooms were all misted with disinfectant and I did not feel anxious at all. Will be back.

Booked a table for a afternoon meal with my partner. There were amazing views which we took photographs of before entering the pub. The building itself is old but very charming. We were sat by the fire which was nice, the staff were friendly and...

We had three meals at this pub. Two in the evening and one lunch as our B&B was close by. Great service. Good menu choice and the food was delicious. Drinks served efficiently. It was cosy and warm and we had lovely family meals. We...

Perfect place to celebrate Catbells. Stunning views. Open fire. Lovely food and brilliant beer garden. All very well set up for safety with the option to eat outside or in. Ten minutes walk from the bottom of Catbells.

This is without doubt one of the best pubs in the Lake District, Excellent service and very friendly and professional staff, Really great menu, great beer selection. Fabulous beer garden Very clean and in these times very well managed with all the new Covid rules,...

The Swinside Inn was conveniently located along our walking route one day. They only accept bookings made via their website which was slightly tricky with limited signal. Once seated, our waitress was very friendly and attentive throughout. I went for the fish finger sandwich with...

We were staying in a cottage just across the road, so it made sense to have some of our meals and drinks here. We spent a couple of hours one afternoon in the beer garden on a lovely day; the views from here feed the...

Apareció cuando tropecé con un pub durante la caminata por Newlands Valley. Debido a Covid, nos sentamos en el jardín y disfrutamos de excelentes vistas de Causey Pike y más allá. Buena selección de cervezas y comida excelente. Fui por el pastel y la carne se estaba cayendo a pedazos, muy agradable. Gran hallazgo.

Visité este pub a la hora del almuerzo en un día caluroso y como si las vistas fueran tan geniales, obviamente queríamos sentarnos afuera. Desafortunadamente, el pub parece tener reglas muy extrañas sobre lo que se puede comer afuera. Siempre que se trate de patatas fritas, de una forma u otra, se puede comer al aire libre. . . . . patatas fritas, patatas fritas con queso, patatas fritas de queso azul, hamburguesas y patatas fritas, etc. Cuando pregunté sobre la posibilidad de comer un sándwich, me dijeron que tendría que sentarme en el restaurante. Le pregunté por qué era así, ya que parecía un poco extraño, pero me dijeron '¡así es! 'Durante nuestra visita, hubo al menos otras tres parejas que aparcaron en el aparcamiento y se marcharon sin comer, aunque una pareja se quedó a tomar algo. Al hablar con ellos todos dijeron que era porque no podían comer un bocadillo en el jardín.Todo parece un poco extraño. . . . . especialmente durante estos tiempos de Covid, cuando seguramente sería mejor para todos (incluido el personal, por supuesto) que las personas coman afuera cuando puedan. ?

Otro crítico dijo recientemente que el Swinside Inn podría ser mucho más. La ubicación y las vistas son asombrosas. Visitamos por la noche, pero me hubiera encantado tomar una copa en el jardín si hubiera estado allí antes.Me temo que dentro hay una historia ligeramente diferente. Tal vez sea una señal de los tiempos, pero la experiencia nos pareció estéril y poco inspiradora. Desde la barra que parecía ser utilizada como área de almacenamiento parcial y los materiales de limpieza y la aspiradora colocados en la esquina hasta el menú que sentí que podría haber ofrecido más opciones, especialmente para los vegetarianos.El servicio estaba bien, pero la comida era normal. Comí tocino de pollo y tarta de puerros y mi esposa el curry vegetariano. Estuvo bien, pero no espectacular, algo que podríamos haber hecho fácilmente en casa.Es una pena y, como digo, este lugar podría ser mucho más.

Aparecí aquí para almorzar, ya que lo pasamos en nuestro paseo circular desde Keswick. Debido a las restricciones de covid, solo estaba sentado al aire libre sin una reserva, lo cual estaba bien, ya que era un buen día. Impresionantes vistas de los páramos desde las mesas del jardín, pero el exterior del pub parece poco atractivo. Pedí el pastel del día con patatas fritas y un refresco. El pastel de cordero con salsa era bastante bueno, pero las patatas fritas eran realmente horribles y sin sabor. El servicio estaba bien, no la típica bienvenida de Cumbria en otros lugares por aquí.

Lovely country pub with great view. Would recommend for a daytime or evening meal. The outside space has good views so would be great in the summer months.

Friendly pub in a beautiful valley, really disappointing food!! My Cumberland sausage (large) was two normal sized sausages and a small helping of mash with the worst watery gravey !! Really disappointing, others meals looked on the small sized - you come to a lakes pub to and expect large hearty meals especially at the price charged - obviously ripping off the tourists. Pity

Great little pub for a snack while out on a walk, food was lovely but overpriced... £7 for 2 fish fingers on a greasy brioche bap. Sandwiches were better value. Nice selection of ales. Lovely open fire.

I stopped here for a pot of tea during a walk on New Year's day. It is cosy and a bit quirky and located in beautiful countryside. It is somewhere you could visit after a walk by Derwentwater or after climbing Catbells.

Nice home cooked menu with a few unexpected dishes. Plenty of room and walkers welcome. Serve was polite and speedy.

Great location off the main grid so very peaceful beautiful old pub with great rooms and beautiful walking trails close to the hotel. Cosy eating areas with log fires. Food was great extensive menu and the owners and staff are extremely helpful. Really enjoyed the dog friendly attitude makes for a very happy community atmosphere. Love Milo For a couple of Aussies this was fantastic to stay in such an old inn with great food and views and a great area to visit.

Han pasado un par de años desde la última vez que estuvimos en Swinside y era casi como un lugar nuevo. Mucho más grande que antes (o lo recuerdo)Tampoco es fácil de encontrar.Nos sentamos en lo que era un nuevo bar para mí. Obtener bebidas fue único. Sorprendentemente, no tenían ninguna Rose y tenían la opción de elegir solo 2 vinos tintos, un Merlot y un Shiraz. Increíble.Nos dieron mucho tiempo para probar su selección limitada dejándonos por más de diez minutos. Después de 2 solicitudes logramos obtener algunos menús. Para ser justos, desde este punto en adelante el servicio estuvo bien. Disfrutamos de un repartee con Tom.Sin embargo, los problemas de disponibilidad no se terminaron. Los 4 de nosotros pedimos el pastel de carne hecho en casa, pero, por desgracia, nos dijeron que solo quedaban dos porciones.Galantemente me ofrecí para cambiar, al igual que mi cuñada. Pudo haber sido algo bueno, ya que ambos disfrutamos nuestra comida mientras que la gente del pastel era menos entusiasta.No nos molestamos con los postres. ¡No estoy seguro de haber podido soportar otra decepción de selección! !Una noche interesante que se hizo más agradable por nuestro intercambio con la mesa de al lado (¡2 de las cuales tenían nuestro pastel!!!!).Un punto final. Fue un buen valor (incluido el vino al menos de 15 por botella)

We are here on a Friday and Saturday night. The food was plentiful and tasty. There were good options for vegetarians and vegans. Service was friendly and well organised. The beer was good. It's a popular place on a Saturday night so do book.

Planned a walk from Borrowdale with the Swinside Inn being at the halfway point. Friendly staff, warm and cosy place with a roaring log fire, excellent local real ales (tried two and they were perfectly kept), great butties by the fire. All that we had hoped for. Would be a great base for walking, too. Checked the rates and may well be back. Perfect.

A perfect place to stay in the Lake District located in a stunning valley. Both staff and the management were helpful and friendly making our stay even more enjoyable. Breakfast was lovely room was spot on. Thank you