Penrith Hotel Guide - Lowther Castle and Gardens hotels in Penrith, United Kingdom.

"Me my elderly mother my daughter and our little dog had a throughly good time lovely clean cottage and two minutes away from lowther castle very quiet area we will definitely be back x"

"Had to pay extra for using the spa facilities however we went down twice during our stay and you could have just walked straight in. Didn’t check if we had paid or not."

"The room was very clean and tidy. Breakfast was great i will stay there again"

"This was a one night stop in the twin room. It was small but had recently been redecorated so everything was new. The only downside was the toilet wasn’t main flush but had a noisy macerator which went off unexpectently during the night The owner was lovely and very accommodating . We ate in the bar and food was decent. Pie peas and a pint for £20"

"Lovely B&B. Great breakfast - order the cooked breakfast the night before, but also get a selection of berries, yoghurt, cereals available. Nice sitting room available for guests to use. Good restaurant just over the road (George & dragon), so book that too and you'll be sorted. We visited Lowther Castle nearby, which is a great day out - huge kids outdoor play area"

"What a amazing location, Not far to Penrith which was nice! Property was very homely and the views where to die for, Big plus was having the hot tub and being pet friendly "

"A really lovely hotel with helpful friendly staff. The breakfast was one of the best I've ever had, and our evening meal in the restaurant was excellent."

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

"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."