Surrounded by mountains, Bridge End Farm Cottages are situated in the idyllic village of Boot, in the Lake District National Park, and are all awarded with Visit England 4, 4 Star Gold and 5 Star...
James
United Kingdom
Such a quaint little cottage and we loved being in a cosy little village with the sound of the Whillan Beck river running outside our window and the sight of the old mill turning just a stone's throw away. Add to that two great pubs within a 3 minute walk, a huge waterfall a half hour walk away and an amazing location to drive to key sites such as Scafell Pike and Buttermere and you've got the perfect holiday home. It's small but if you're travelling with your partner or want somewhere to stay alone (it would make an amazing writing retreat) then the quaintness becomes a positive.
1692 Wasdale is closed to Gosforth and features a garden, terrace and shared lounge. Rooms include a patio with a sea view. At the hotel, the rooms come with a desk.
Tammy
Canada
Loved the surrounding area (with the alpacas). The room & bed were both super comfortable to stay in. Really enjoyed all the little touches in the decor and the services provided (cake in the afternoon, breakfast was amazing, great recommendations of nearby restaurant, the mini bar had tons of options). Staff very friendly and welcoming. Very close to the deepest lake in England - would definitely come back and stay here!
Set in Broughton in Furness, 31 km from World of Beatrix Potter, NEWFIELD INN offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Rhiannon
New Zealand
Did the job, cute wee room above a traditional Cumbrian pub. Great place to stay if you also want to enjoy some real ales and Cumbrian food. The staff were all lovely and it had good heating (not always the case in these parts). The breakfast the next day was tasty and served in front of a roaring fire.
Atop one of England’s most beautiful valleys, Woolpack Inn is a 20-minute drive from the Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. It is surrounded by scenic hiking trails, and offers real ales and free Wi-Fi.
Samantha
United Kingdom
The food was absolutely amazing, really high quality food. There were also two gentleman that were really friendly, they need to teach their customers service skills to the younger boys! Very great location wise.
The Eskdale is a purpose built YHA hostel set in its own extensive grounds. Ideally located to explore the Lake District, this affordable accommodation is nestled in a picturesque setting.
Located in Holmrook and only 5.7 km from Muncaster Castle, Dale View bed & breakfast provides accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Not easy access to Boot due to narrow roads but worth it.
Not easy access to Boot due to narrow roads but worth it. The Ravenglass steam railway is very close and worth the trip. A lot of interesting country pubs in the Boot area that are worth checking out, in particular the Boot Inn with a outdoor beer garden and very good food and friendly owners and staff.
Stephen
10
Scored 10
Pub is lovely.
Pub is lovely. Room we had was spacious reasonably clean and very comfortable.
Food very nice. Breakfast ample choice. Fresh and well cooked.
Restaurant menu reasonable variety and each dish we had was well presented. Good portions and very tasty.
Be aware this is a dog friendly venue. Not all the clientele have good control of their dogs.
Not suitable unless you have your own transport.
Mark
10
Scored 10
The area is stunning.
The area is stunning. There are amazing walks of all types, a river to splash and play in and a steam train that takes you up the valley. For the history enthusiast there is also an amazing ruin of a Roman Fort on Hardnott Pass and a working water wheel in Boot.
Kath Becker
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Beautiful little village but with surprisingly a lot to do...
Beautiful little village but with surprisingly a lot to do there. The Boot Inn served lovely food. The water mill and Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway are right on the doorstep. It also an ideal spot to walk from, a short stroll to a waterfall or full on days hike up Scafell Pile without even getting in the car.
Jill
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Driving over the Wrynose and Hardknott pass to reach the pub...
Driving over the Wrynose and Hardknott pass to reach the pub was an adventure in itself as the road is certainly challenging even ina car! The pub is in a small remote village surrounded by beautiful countryside and with walks starting from the front door. Food was good traditional pub food and the breakfast was an excellent full English.
Staff were friendly and helpful.
The room was small but comfortable, but with no TV or area to sit and read. The view was slightly spoiled by the mobile home accommodation for the staff.
Because of the location, beer, pub food and staff I would certainly recommend as a base for a walking holiday in the Lakes
What a great place to stay was used as a base for a fair few hikes and I chose to take hardknott pass to get to Boot and what a drive it was. An amazing place to stay and would stay again in a heart beat.
The cottage had everything that was needed a private garden with bbq if needed and a fully equipped kitchen, I chose to eat at the boot inn which I highly recommend what a great pub right at the door step
The cleanliness, the helpful, attentive and friendly staff, beautiful location, the good food, the dog friendliness, the flowery beer garden, and the place has a proper decent landlord!
I would recommend The Boot Inn to friends and family and will no doubt stay there again hopefully.
It was the first time we had stayed at the boot inn and everything was absolutely amazing , the views from the garden / conservatory was lovely and relaxing plus the food was lovely so we have booked it again 😁
we liked everything, hotel nice friendly staff, gorgeous surroundings, & the food was exceptionally good we had the beef cheeks tasted amazing, our labrador loved his stay too, we would definitely love to return
Beautiful location. The cottage was beautiful and spacious with everything you need
The boot inn next door to cottage: we went for a Sunday roast and it was lovely
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