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"Secure parking good pub nearby good menu "

"Very handy hotel as a base for the attractions of the western coast of the Lake District. Set in lovely gardens and very quiet but just off the main road between Newbury Bridge and Barrow"

"Lovely Hotel, staff are great"

"Clean room, modern hotel, good breakfast. We enjoyed our stay there"

"Very nice place to stay."

"Very friendly and professional staff. It's second home for me . Next to Coast. Budget friendly."

"All good A OK"

"The room was clean and tidy, shower was hot and powerful, there was tea, coffee and hot chocolate and plenty of coat hangers. I will defintely be staying gere aagaim "

"Bar staff excellent"

"Cosy hotel with friendly staff and a Room that has been renovated recently. Great stay ."

"Really comfy beds with great facilities / bathroom and convenient continental breakfast"

"Every thing was perfect, loved my stay"

"Friendly staff good breakfast and comfortable bed"

"Cannot say as i did not stay due to the manager trowing me out for letting my partner use the toilet the got me charged with drink driving for trying to sleep in my car as did not have anywhere else to go"

"Nice clean room, friendly staff and no fuss, great"

"Perfect for a base if staying or business locally, property seems very tired from outside, inside is only a minor improvement. Staff very welcoming and with sone investment couple very a great place."

"I was given a double room instead of a suite, they couldn’t give me the correct room due to it being full and couldn’t refund me due to not having access to the correct system. The coffee machine didn’t work and they only gave a small amount of milk which only lasted one day."

"staff were friendly super helpful and professional."

"Simple, spacious, quiet, and comfortable. A bit worn in places (furniture, ceiling), bed a little sagging, kettle a bit grotty, and water pressure inconsistent, but all in all fine. Close to numerous supermarkets and walking trails and next to the worthwhile Dock Museum. "