Hôtels avec climatisation à Western Lake District, Angleterre

« J ai sejourne une nuit dans cet hotel (chambre 1, see sea), arrive tres tare le soir et depart tres tot. Il n y a pas d isolation phonique ce qui est tres genant pour pouvoir dormir. »

« Nice B&B, room small but cozy , great breakfasts, very nice and helpful hosts »

« Lovely little night away. Nice and quiet. Lady on reception was lovely on arrival. Food was beautiful. Bed was comfy. Room was clean. Lovely views. What more could you ask for. Will definitely be back. »

« Liz and Chris were fantastic hosts, we had a wonderful stay and the room and bathroom were absolutely spotless. Lovely quality duvet, and fantastic breakfast of yoghurt and fruit, homemade granola, cereals, tea, coffee, toast and local jams, and a full English breakfast. They also offer vegetarian options and avocado and poached egg on toast. The options were vast and high quality. They go above and beyond for guests, and catered specifically to my partner being gluten free by providing gluten...

« Manage booked us in a face that would make an onion cry not a good greeting. All she seemed to be interested in was extra money for the dog £10on top of £95 which the room was not worth it cracked tiles in bathroom .. room was like from the 70s needs some money on it if people are paying that kind of money. Go down to the 2 pubs down the road happy staff and good food also the rooms are cheaper.. Highly recommended the pubs »

« Hotel bien situé à l'écart des villages et proche d'une nature superbe. Malheureusement décor un peu vieillot et ....clientèle idem! Peut être les inconditonnels du charme de la vieille angleterre apprécieront (?). A noter que nous avions une des chmabres les moins chères (propre mais petite) mais cela ne change rien à notre avis sur l'atmosphère de l'hötel. Nous avons changé d'hotel dàs la 2ème nuit (même si tout avait été règlé d'avance et non remboursable!..). Ce n'est même pas une bonne...

« Fantastic hotel, staff and food and great location near the Ravenglass Railway »