Frizington Hotel Guide - Rowrah Circuit hotels in Frizington, United Kingdom.

"Excellent stay at Beck Cottage with great hosts. Super quiet place at night with only the sound of the nearby stream that runs alongside the garden, during the day we were regularly visited by the resident ducks, red squirrel and birds. I marked it down on the local amenities rating but only because it's quite a drive to get to a decent shop for foodstuffs so thankfully we came prepared but that's something to note. There is a pub a short drive away which does meals though (best book a table!) and there are some good walks within very easy reach. In all an excellent stay, would stay here again."

"Just back from a wet and windy but lovely few days at Stream Side View. The accommodation was comfortable, cosy and well equipped with the added bonus of lots of storage space. It is located in a quiet caravan park with parking outside the door. We took our two dogs and there was plenty room for us and them in the accommodation. There is grass and a footpath along the field next to the park to take them out. Inglenook is in a great location for exploring the Lakes."

"Comfortable and well appointed accommodation with everything we needed and little extras too! Situated conveniently for trips into the mountains or visits to the coast. And, best of all, the excellent Ennerdale Brewery Tap and Bistrot is just a short walk away!"

"Amazing place with everything you could need for a comfortable stay. Blake Fell hike and Cogra Moss Lake within walking distance. "

"Very quiet and peaceful in which the caravan is situated, 20mins drive to the nearest supermarket, well equipped kitchen, caravan was lovely the only downside was the cleaning especially in the shower as it was full of cobwebs, spiders and flies, also came to use the oven and there was a dirty oily tray in there, the main areas were clean like worktops etc, I did have a really pleasant stay I can’t fault that, and I did clean everything I’ve mentioned, I just don’t think enough people stay in it which is a shame."