Located in Ulverston, 16 miles from World of Beatrix Potter, Kings Arms Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Set in Ulverston, 328 feet from Laurel & Hardy Museum, The Sun Inn features free WiFi access . There is an on-site restaurant and bar. Barrow in Furness is 8 miles away.
Frank
United States of America
Everything about the Red Lion Inn was exceptional. Very friendly staff, clean, large rooms with comfortable beds & newly updated bathrooms. Extremely good food & welcoming atmosphere! We’d absolutely stay again!
Located in Ulverston in the Cumbria region and World of Beatrix Potter reachable within 15 miles, Log home village provides accommodations with free WiFi, BBQ facilities, a garden and free private...
Offering a garden, The Town House Apartments, Ulverston - Lake District provides accommodations in Ulverston. Guests staying at this vacation home have access to a patio. Guests can use a terrace.
Paulina
Indonesia
clean, spacious, have everthing we need in the house. Just a view steps to the bar, cafe and restaurant but still pretty quiet. Parking park just in front of the house.
The Gill Gardens Penthouse, Ulverston - Lake District offers accommodations in Ulverston, 30 miles from Muncaster Castle. This condo hotel provides accommodations with a patio.
On the shores of Levens Estuary, The Bay Horse Hotel is just 2 miles from Ulverston center. With cozy log fires and a traditional restaurant, there is also free parking and free Wi-Fi.
Doug
United Kingdom
Superb food, idyllic location super friendly relaxed staff, not too formal either!
The leisure facilities just over the road - boats to...
The leisure facilities just over the road - boats to Ambleside and Bowness, the steam train and the aquarium plus a beautiful hotel opposite that we went in for drink and a restaurant with fabulous views of Windermere
Deborah
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Very friendly people who greeted me as I walked around and/...
Very friendly people who greeted me as I walked around and/or asked for help. We were there on the night of lanterns and watched it from the living room. A strong showing of community participation. I loved it.
Carolyn
Romania
10
Scored 10
A quaint ,typical Lake District town.
A quaint ,typical Lake District town. Windy streets with nooks and crannies and something to discover on every corner. An awesome selection of eateries and cafes. Some like "4 penny cafe" were quirky ,friendly and the food to die for. The scenery was beautiful. The town is clean and easy to navigate. It has a Thursday market. And of course ,the Laurel and Hardy museum.
Bethel
8.0
Scored 8.0
Friendly locals, good shops, good pub (Rose and Crown) and...
Friendly locals, good shops, good pub (Rose and Crown) and great Laurel and Hardy museum.
However seagulls so loud at night it was difficult to sleep, and traffic on main through road extremely busy at all times.
Karin
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A Beautiful little town full of independent small shops...
A Beautiful little town full of independent small shops making is quite a unique destination when most high streets are dominated by large chain stores. Lots of cafe's and restaurants to choose from. The area is full of historic sites and properties to visit.
Robert
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Having lived in Ulverston for a few months in 2016, I know...
Having lived in Ulverston for a few months in 2016, I know the town and surroundings fairly well. If you want to spend time, as I do, in a scenic area with both fells/hills and sea nearby, this could be the place for you! The town is small enough, if you want to avoid the stress and hassle of a larger town or city. And yet there are enough descent places to enjoy a good meal and/or a drink. There is a theatre/concert hall with a good programme of events, and a cinema. And there is often folk music in one of the pubs. Places to visit include the birthplace of John Barrow (mariner and explorer), a museum celebrating Laurel and Hardy (Stan Laurel was a native of Ulverston), and Swarthmoor Hall which played a key role in the beginnings of Quakerism in the 17th century. There is a fine view of the town and the beautiful surroundings from the top of Hoad Hill - just a short climb from the edge of the town.
I came to stay for a couple of days visiting family. Was the perfect location for me next to the town. Plenty of cheap parking close by. The room and bed was vey comfortable, I slept like a log . Complimentary tea and coffee was very much appreciated. Breakfast was cooked fresh from order and was fab and plentiful.
Adele and Ann were very helpful and accommodating, even when I lost my bedroom key. Still not sure how I managed to do that considering the size of the key :). All in all I had a great stay and will most definitely be back
A lovely stay with Sarah. She made us very welcome, dog friendly and a lovely breakfast. She even helped us order a Pizza in from town as we arrived late. You literally feel like you are at home because of Sarah's lovely personality. Very quiet on a night. Approximately half hour walk in to town and 15minute walk to the beach or Canal foot to the Bay Horse where you can get an evening meal. Ulverston is a lovely town, near to Coniston and the old man walk.
Return visitor to Beech Cottage. Scales is a lovely village close to the Cumbrian coast and with easy access to the Lakes. You have all the amenities of Ulverston and Barrow-in-Furness nearby, as long as you have a car which we did..
Beech cottage has all you need in a home away from home. It’s comfortable and suited us as 3 adults with one small dog. I will return again as I think it’s a great value staycation in a lovely location.
This guest house is outstanding, from high standard and exquisite decor to the amazing breakfast. The owner couldn't be more friendly and helpful. Everywhere was exceptionally clean. You couldn't get a better location right in the centre of Ulverston but tucked down a side road so really quiet and a car park right outsite. However there is a cheaper car park just up the hill (road) if you dont mind a short walk
The cottage was well presented and equipped with everything needed for a very pleasant stay. Lots of indoor games and books to read if raining and a garage 2 minutes walk away for snacks for hungry offspring.
Lovely walk into Ulverston and beautiful scenery.
The town itself has nice shops and lots of eateries. Would recommend the Rose & Crown for lunch and Poppies cafe & Bistro for a gorgeous breakfast
Good size property in a good location with own parking being a 5 minute walk from the town centre. Has everything you need for a short stay and even has a shared back garden. Entrance is easy through a key storage lock. First impression was good as clean and a large property. Had 2 bedrooms but closed one off as not required. Overall a very nice stay and would happily recommend
Good accommodation, comfortable & well equiped.
Good location, but a little way from the tourist parts of the lake district - so expect a 40 minute drive or so.
Quite a drive along single track roads to Ulverstone so getting supplies is necessary before arrival.
Dont let that put you off though, its a great place for a relaxing break.
Our stay at this accommodation was enjoyable, largely due to its wonderful central location. It's ideally situated for exploring both the Lake District and Ulverston, with shops and restaurants within easy walking distance. Additionally, the spacious cottage came equipped with many conveniences.
It was conveniently located next to everything in Ulverston. It was clean, cozy, and had everything we needed to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful and resolved any queries immediately. We would happily stay again.
Everything else was fine. The guy who showed us where it was and explained was polite and helpful.
Ulverston is an underrated lake district destination I'm pleased to say unlike the overrated windermere.
Would stay again.
Right in town centre with a car park next to it. Car park rate is 60p/h 9am to 7pm. Furnishings in the home is of good quality. Just be mindful it is 4 levels. No issue for us but for those who don't like stairs...
We have stayed at Log Home Village before and find it very comfortable. Everything is very clean and the cabin is very cosy. It is in a good position, near Ulverston but quite secluded.The hosts are very friendly.
location was fantastic for exploring all of the lake district, parking out front was really handy. general condition and cleanliness was ok. internet provided was good. price for the area is super competitive
Central Location in Ulverston, plenty of space for 3 people. Good base for walking in the Lakes, plenty of pubs and restaurants within 5 minutes walk. Would recommend.
The location was central for Ulverston’s downtown location. The only problem was having to park on another street, but this is not an issue that the owners can resolve.
Brilliant for 2 couples a bathroom each and toilet downstairs everything you could need parking and very close to town centre but quiet ,we will stay again .
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