Old Kings Head has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Broughton in Furness. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers an ATM and luggage storage space.
Hudson
United Kingdom
Helpful and welcoming staff.
Easy storage for bikes.
Attractive old building with interesting furnishings
Interesting town.
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.
Set in Broughton in Furness in the Cumbria region, Hobkin Holiday Cottages offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Targiel
Poland
Everything was just great. Can't say a bad word about the accommodation or a host. All have been perfect. Loved the cottage, location, and character of the place. I will be recommending it to all my friends.
Set in Millom and with Muncaster Castle reachable within 25 km, The Bear On The Square offers a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
With incredible mountain views, this traditional, family-owned guest accommodation has a real log fire and wooden beams in its cosy bar and restaurant.
Denise
United Kingdom
Beautiful location, ample parking friendly staff good food. Great selection of quality real ales. Dog friendly lovely scenery peaceful. Was not what we expected however very cosy underfloor heating was great. The bed very comfortable ( pillows not so good). The location was very good for travelling around the area.
Situated within 27 km of Muncaster Castle and 42 km of Lake Windermere in Millom, HH Accommodation features accommodation with seating area.
Lindsey
United Kingdom
Fantastic value for money, the hosts could not have been more helpful and friendly but were not intrusive. A fantastic choice of fruits, breakfast items, juice etc which was available at all hours which was very welcome after a long day of tourism when we couldn’t be bothered to drag our 3 year old back out for dinner. Lovely garden and path along to the beach. The room was perfectly clean and the view was lovely. A lovely little gem of a place which was great value for money.
A traditional British pub, the Red Lion offers en suite rooms, home-cooked food and cask ales. It is 2 miles from Coniston Water and has views of the Old Man.
steve
United Kingdom
Location - very convenient for walking on the Cumbria Way to Coniston from Ulverston.
Friendly and efficient, wholesome and good dinner/breakfast, good beer.
Clean, comfortable and quiet bedrooms.
Managed reception of luggage from baggage company. Good packed lunch.
Located in Silecroft and only 20 km from Muncaster Castle, Whicham Hall provides accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Located 41 km from Lake Windermere, 42 km from Wasdale and 48 km from Scafell Pike, The Rafters, Bank House, Stunning Apartment. Provides accommodation set in Millom.
The Pavilion Guest House is situated on the fringe of the Lake District National Park, and just 2km from the Cumbrian coastal area of Duddon Sands.
Francis
Ireland
Great price, Brilliant location with sea views from the Breakfast table, rooms were excellent and a great breakfast served by Karen every morning who was a superb host. Highly recommend if you are ever in Capetown.
excellent location with a cracking bakery in the village the...
excellent location with a cracking bakery in the village the pub was very nice with the food been very good plus the breakfast was great
this place is great for plenty of good walks will definitely be staying here again
raymond
10
Scored 10
A small Lake District market town with local shops and a '...
A small Lake District market town with local shops and a 'stately home' in whose parkland one can walk for miles along mown paths. Lovely to see people sitting outside in the market place enjoying the recent hot weather. There is a one-way system for traffic as the roads are quite narrow. Plenty of space for parking when I was there.
Ruth
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Broughton is a charming, tiny, market town that has kept its...
Broughton is a charming, tiny, market town that has kept its farming character, unlike some Lakeland neighbours. There is everything the tourist most needs, but it feels like a real working town, not an overdeveloped honeypot. It has spectacular views over the estuary of Duddon Sands and is very convenient for the delightful Duddon Valley and Coniston Fells, one of the best parts of Lakeland for the visitor.
Paul
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
excellent tidy town so close to Wrynose pass and Hard Knott...
excellent tidy town so close to Wrynose pass and Hard Knott pass. Will be going back to venture more as only had 2 days there and more walking to do. Have hundreds of photos but not sorted out yet to add to the review.
Shapland
8.0
Scored 8.0
Broughton in Furness only has three pubs and both the King's...
Broughton in Furness only has three pubs and both the King's Head and the Black Cock Inn are the two best ones with exceptionally high quality food. The village itself is tiny and is a step back in time as it's so old-fashioned - especially the Black Cock Inn as it's so cosy, ancient and charming. There's another pub 3 miles up the road in Broughton Mills that's even older than the Black Cock Inn - The Blacksmith Arms or something like that - and that's well worth checking out too !!!
Mick Fleetwood
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Small hotel/inn with very comfortable rooms, good beers,...
Small hotel/inn with very comfortable rooms, good beers, good food, and brilliant team, what's not to like
Brougton in Furness was a pretty little village, well positioned for walking and also visiting the Southern areas of the lakes,
We were there only two nights but would be happy spending much longer there
Roger
United Kingdom
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Great location lovely village with cafe , bakery and butcher Two lovey traditional pubs one that serves great food .The cottage is very welcoming it’s bright and modern well equipped with towels hairdryer and kitchen equipment/utensils. The cottage does have low beams upstairs but this mentioned in the booking site and you just adapt. The bedroom has a blind for the velux window ( I read in a review it needed one) so does block out the light .Really enjoyed the four nights here and would definitely go back
On arrival it was just perfect, so quiet with breathtaking scenery, The Stable Cottage had everything we needed, there was lots of walks and places to visit within easy reach by car.... We recommend The Black Cock pub in Broughton in Furness, hospitality and food were amazing and there is also a lovely walk along the old unused railway there too.
Staff were excellent. Bar and beer garden had a great atmosphere and the restaurant area was very comfortable
Made us both as well as my dog very welcome . We enjoyed our meal in the restaurant and breakfast was also good
Broughton-in-Furness is a lovely unspoilt place. Serviced with some great independent food stores
In the lovely village with walls from the door , fantastic views from the garden and nice seating area to enjoy the nice weather. Great bakery and butchers in village and nice cafe . Only short drive to the beach and into the lakes . The house was all we needed, clean and well equipped. Would stay again .
Beautiful location, with great fell walking routes, Broughton short drive away, has shops, superb butchers and pubs, Ulverston is a twenty minute drive away and has supermarkets etc. The Newstead Inn is a friendly old pub with loads of history.
It was a lovely little village with two great pubs and other amenities available. Plenty of parking available. The apartment was comfortable and clean. The kitchen had everything needed to cook our own meals.
Lovely location in centre of nice village south of Coniston. Bex welcomed us as we arrived and was warm and friendly, as you expect in Cumbria. Nice room if slightly old and tatty, but overall acceptable.
We enjoyed our stay tremendously! The room was comfortable and the food was delicious. The atmosphere of The Old Kings Head was wonderful and Broughton in Furness is a really lovely village.
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