Located in Whitehaven, 19 miles from Wasdale, Moresby Hall Country House Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
The Mansion features accommodations in Whitehaven. Among the facilities at this property are a swimming pool, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
mark
United Kingdom
Ian & Nav we’re amazing hosts couldn’t do enough for you. Our room was spotless snd functional.
The breakfast was really tasty using good quality produce. My wife loved the swimming pool.
We will defiantly stay here again.
This charming B&B is set in an 1863 Victorian villa with original features including high ceilings and sash windows. It offers attractive rooms with free Wi-Fi, 5 minutes’ walk from Whitehaven.
Jim D White
Australia
The Friendliness of our host Dave and the cleanliness of our areas plus the fabulous breakfast.
Grade II Listed House in the Lake District - Perfect deployment location for Coast to Coast cyclists & hikers in Whitehaven provides accommodations with a terrace and a shared lounge.
Amber
United States of America
The room was spacious as well as the bathroom. Beautiful modern design. The little snacks were a nice touch.
Luxury Studio Apartment - Town Centre in Whitehaven provides accommodations with free Wifi, 18 miles from Wasdale, 18 miles from Muncaster Castle, and 21 miles from Scafell Pike.
Featuring a shared lounge, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, Parkside Hotel is located in Cleator, 16 miles from Wasdale and 16 miles from Muncaster Castle.
Beautiful harbour. Beacon museum very interesting.
Beautiful harbour. Beacon museum very interesting. Easy access by road to places of interest with fantastic mountain scenery, valleys and lakes.Take a boat trip on Lake Windermere, return journey only £17. Avoid driving up to Surprise View - it's not for the faint hearted or inexperienced driver, especially if you have an approaching vehicle, with inches to pass and a long drop!! Ravenglass 15 gauge steam train ride not worth the money as not much to look at.
lorraine
United Kingdom
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Places to eat are plentiful and excellent cooking, the...
Places to eat are plentiful and excellent cooking, the Beacon museum definitely worth a visit. Parking plentiful but some can be expensive. Roads take a bit of getting acquainted with as streets are a bit twisty turny and some are one way so best to drive with care and know where you going, Whitehaven is a lovely town with plenty to do and see with an amazing amount of history. Definitely worth a visit, but our long weekend not long enough
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Anonymous
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Scored 8.0
Whitehaven is a lovely Georgian and Victorian coastal town...
Whitehaven is a lovely Georgian and Victorian coastal town with views across the Solway Firth to Scotland, and across the Irish Sea to the Isle of Man. Although, in common with many provincial towns after Covid, there are quite a lot of empty shops, there are still plenty of nice cafes and coffee bars around the town, and it has two large supermarkets and a leisure centre. The harbour is lovely, and even has its own resident seal right now (June 2023) - Stella. It's easy to get into the heart of the Lake District on the good main roads, so if you fancy a stay in a friendly coastal town away from the main tourist rip-off spots, I'd recommend it. And try the Jefferson's Rum Story on Lowther street, really worth a visit!
Andrew
United Kingdom
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Scored 8.0
The harbour area is lovely.
The harbour area is lovely. There is a real sense of faded grandeur about Whitehaven: it's easy to imagine what it must have been like in its Georgian heyday.
Our first time in the area: if it wasn't so far from home, we'd be back. St James' church is a gem, with lovely people who were welcoming and happy to chat.
You need to be mobile and ready to walk up hills in Whitehaven. A nice place in sunny weather.
Catherine
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Scored 8.0
Whitehaven is a historic town with port.
Whitehaven is a historic town with port. We were wary of potential crime and evidence was around (triple padlocks, grills ,police patrols and many pubs etc but nearly everyone we engaged with were jolly and friendly . The Tivoli is set in the heart of an historic road that has been revamped but getting a bit tatty (as many towns) over time. Really nice heritage , sports and cultural areas and harbour with some good town/coastal walks and sea air. Overall positive vibes from our stay.
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Anonymous
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Scored 10
It is very picturesque, nice little shops in town, fantastic...
It is very picturesque, nice little shops in town, fantastic Italian restaurant Cassa Alla Romanna . Food exceptional, presentation, excellent very nice welcoming atmosphere. Beautiful churches and historic buildings, a good variety of shops. Nice friendly people.
Bobs Place is a great place to stay if your are exploring the north lakes area. We spent a great Easter break there moving between Whitehaven and St Bees.
The accomodation was well appointed and we lacked nothing to make the stay homely. Nice and clean and Bob was very welcoming and even provided fresh milk alongside the usual tea and coffee tray.
I presume Mrs Bob also left us some knitted Easter chicks with creme eggs, lovely touch.
Will definitely book again
The location is perfect for access to the western part of the Lake District. The hotel was spotless, the mattresses nice and firm, and the bathrooms were incredibly clean. It was quite peaceful and quiet. Rooms are a bit small but I'm probably more used to American-sized rooms, which tend, on average, to be more spacious. The area where the hotel is located is also good for short dog walks for those traveling with a pet.
It is a basic hotel, former student residential place, nice sitting area in the garden (basic).The bed was perfect for me, firm. Surprised that cleaner comes in the morning to make the bed and change the bins. The staff that I encountered were lovely. Not bad location if you are looking for a stop over that's cheap. Whitehaven harbor is basic but nice and quiet, about 30-40 min drive to Keswick.
This is an old building and has an authentic feel. The rooms are big and my room had a kitchen, not sure it that is for the disabled rooms. The location of the hotel is good but Whitehaven town centre is what I was hoping for, that said if my wife wasn’t suffering with arthritis we be doing the amazing walks the surround the location. I was also able to charge my car for free, cool
Just lovely. Parking is available at the Train station, so the only slight downside is the hill you need to walk up to get there, it may not be ideal for anyone with walking difficulties. The host was super friendly, the room was clean and beautifully decorated, and the breakfast was exceptional. I will continue to stay when in Whitehaven for business.
Exceptionally friendly and helpful staff.
Rooms and all areas within the hotel and beautiful grounds very clean and highly maintained.
Breakfast choice was very good,cooked breakfast well presented. Dinner in the evening was also exceptionally tasty. Portion sizes at all meals large,you will not be dissapointed nor hungry staying here.
Nav and Ian are amazing hosts who do the most to make you feel welcome and comfortable!
Definitely the shining gem in Whitehaven, with beautiful views and a short walk to the town centre. Extremely helpful, accommodating and informative about the surrounding areas. Would definitely stay here again!
Great location, just a short walk into Whitehaven; Kathy is a fantastic host and serves a very good breakfast. Room was fine, just took a while to master the shower. All in all a very pleasant stay.
Location is excellent. Quality of the shared kitchen, dining area and living room is very high. Ensuite room on top floor was perfect. This is amazing value for money
Good location to town centre lovely period property that Cathy is lovingly restoring. Nice patio area at the front of the property where we sat and had lunch.
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