Hotels in der Nähe von Muncaster Castle, Copeland

After climbing the scafell pike, we went straight to this hotel. The staffs were really kind especially to the old man. You can really see the passion in his work . The hotel was amazing because it’s clean and well maintained. They also have a restaurant so you don’t have to go outside to look for a food which is really inconvenient idea for those who are tired from climbing. I guess we tried to book for an uber eats, deliveroo etc but they don’t have it in that area. The food was great and they have a free breakfast as well.

Die Bergstraße zum Hotel ist sehr schön und das Abendessen und das Frühstück sind gut. Der Raum ist etwas kleiner.

Loved my stay at Holly How. The staff are so kind and friendly and made me feel so welcome, so thank you - you are a great team! Holly How is a grand old house with a cosy feel and it is only a short walk from Coniston village and the beautiful and serene Coniston Water. I fell head-over-heels for the local Herdwick sheep, who are big softies with the bonniest faces. This has to rank as one of my all-time favourite stays in a YHA hostel and I look forward to staying here again next year.

A trip to Cumbria on a ”Dogcation” had me book into the Globe Inn at Gosforth for a couple of nights. advertised as dog friendly, with a bridleway of three miles to the beach at Seascale, it had the hallmarks of an ideal couple of days for me and my four legged friend. We were not disappointed, communication with the inn was excellent and we were met on arrival by Jamie who showed us to our room. The room had everything required, ensuite facilities, tea/coffee and a TV. A bit on the small side, but spotlessly clean. Similar accommodation across the road is double what I paid at this inn. so in terms of a cost effective stay this beats all competitors hands down. There should be some expectation management of staying here though, if you want a genuine English inn, run by hard working people trying to sustain a business in trying times, then book in here, support them and get a feel for the local area and life in Cumbria. If you want Air Conditioning in rooms, Hot Tub, Fitness Suite and room service on call 24 hrs then this is not the place for you, go pay at least £150 a night for those facilities. Now let me put this into the Globe inn context, Air Conditioning. is open or close the window until its comfy. Hot Tub, is a good shower is provided, Fitiness Suite, Is get off your backside and go for a walk in the stunning countryside(then have a hot shower. 24 hr Room Service is let them now what you need in advance and they are friendly enough to sort it out for you. I paid £43 a night, work out the Math ! for value for money. Breakfast was available in the cafe next door and was excellent(See pictures). All in all an excellent stay, ticked all my boxes and will book again

We arrived looking to do very little during our stay and that's what we got thanks to the staff at the three shires. We were greeted on arrival by Julie who was friendly and easy to talk to. Our room was clean,well decorated and there were some fantastic pictures on the walls. We were very impressed with the bathroom,even down to the heated sensor mirror . The bed was extremely comfortable. We ate in the restaurant on the first night and the food was delicious and we were able to relax in the lounge afterwards. There is a great choice for breakfast and Julie was a pleasure to talk to. We ate out at the Eltermere Inn the second night which I regretted as it wasn't as welcoming as the three shires. I would recommend this place to friends and family and we will be visiting again in the near future.

We booked for 4 Days for St John Ambulance Training. Every was excellent and special thanks for to Wendy, Kirsty and Roan for all the help they gave us. breakfast were great but just one more thought, could there be a little more variation, say mushrooms, tomatoes etc from time to time. Peter and Pat Fox