Penrith Hotel Guide - Lakeland Bird of Prey Centre hotels in Penrith, United Kingdom.

"Hotel was lovely and cosy, staff were friendly and helpful. Bar and restaurant were tastefully furnished and the food and drinks were delicious. An excellent place to stay and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. "

"This hotel was ideal for my 2 night stay in Penrith. The room was clean and comfortable with tea/coffee facilities and robes/slippers available for the pool and/or spa. Pool and gym opening hours were good and the gym is well equipped. Staff in all areas were helpful and friendly. The restaurant menu offered a varied selection and I ate there on both evenings. The atmosphere overall was relaxing. It was an ideal place to stay for my first visit to Penrith and I'd be happy to stay again. "

"Amazing lodge! Couldn’t believe how much space there was outside the lodge for our dog, Very clean, Will definitely be coming again."

"Great stay will use again"

"This lodge was brilliant. All small details had been thought of, even down to an ice machine for our gin & tonics! The house was very cozy & warm. The hot tub was fabulous & had gorgeous views Only a 5 minute drive into Penrith. Would definitely recommend."

"Enjoyable from start to finish. The joining instructions were excellent and the cottage was clean, cosy and inviting. It was well stocked with everything you would need for a comfortable and relaxing sty. Would not hesitate to go again or recommend to friends.😎"

"I've stayed in countless holiday apartments and cottages throughout the Lakes and would say that I enjoyed the view and the quiet from Chapel Cottage the most.On a clear crisp February morning, the village below with the backdrop of the other side of the valley is stunning.The cottage has everything you need. It is more traditional that flash so don't expect absolute luxury but it's super cosy downstairs but has a spacious kitchen and three double bedrooms, one with an ensuite.Askham is just over a mile away with two great pubs and the Michelin restaurant at Askham Hall. That said, the Queens Head now only does pizzas and Askham Hall is up for sale. Had a couple of solid 'pub grub' meals at the Punchbowl.Plenty of walks- Pooley Bridge is about 4 miles away, there are the eastern fells to explore, Haweswater/Bampton and a nice walk along the river Lowther to Askham and beyond.I usually like to try different properties but this is one I would return to in the spring or summer to sit out the front and have a glass of wine with that amazing view."

"Clean and spacious room, sitting by the fire in the bar is lovely. Breakfast was delicious, however the room was freezing, the amazing staff member serving breakfast did turn on the heating but it didn't help much. "

"This guest house is a gem! Our family enjoyed staying here on our way home from the Scottish Highlands. It was immaculate and the beds comfortable. The breakfast was brilliant! We hope to return."