Located in Milnthorpe, 20 km from Trough of Bowland, The Tavern at Hale provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Set in Milnthorpe and with World of Beatrix Potter reachable within 23 km, The Bulls Head offers a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Donald
Australia
Friendly helpful bar/hotel manager, clean, quiet, nice restaurant dinner. Location halfway from Lands End to John O'Groats, cheaper than Lakes District
The Villa Levens features a garden, terrace and shared lounge in Levens. Offering a restaurant, the property also has a bar. Free WiFi is available.
Ian
United Kingdom
Location ideally situated not far from J36 of M6 but snuggled in amongst fields & woodland. Extensive grounds with lovely walks & lots of wildlife. Imposing building with beautiful original features & very well appointed rooms. Dog friendly including a second dining space where dogs are allowed too. Wide & varied menu with great gluten free options. Staff very friendly, welcoming & helpful.
Situated in Burton, 18 km from Trough of Bowland, The kings arms hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. This pet-friendly hotel also has free WiFi.
Inyang
United Kingdom
Easy to find hotel and off street secure parking, dog friendly.
The Royal Station Hotel is situated in Carnforth, offering a restaurant and shared lounge. The property also has a public bar and a tapas bar.
Nitin
India
Room was comfortable. Shower was good. The breakfast and dinner was excellent. I am a vegetarian and the chef provided a wonderful vegetarian breakfast.
The family-run Ye Olde Fighting Cocks is set beside the Kent estuary in the picturesque village of Arnside, officially named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
These questions are inappropriate since we were there for...
These questions are inappropriate since we were there for family reasons. However there was a party booked into the inn which was finishing as we arrived back. We were able to get to our room without going through the main building and could not hear any noise since the accommodation was at the far end of the building away from the "pub".
The tea facilities were very generous and the bathroom and bed superb. Thank you!
Dorothy
8.0
Scored 8.0
We used Milnthorpe as a base for touring the Lake district.
We used Milnthorpe as a base for touring the Lake district. It is a very small village with only two pubs which are very close together. As we were staying in the pub Hotel which was called The Bull Inn were we able to have dinner there. We didn't really go out in the town as we spent the days at each lake. There are a few shops in the town such as supermarket, curry house and a couple of breakfast shops. There is a lovely old church in the square too.
Jillybray
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
If you stay within 10 miles & want a good meal, consider an...
If you stay within 10 miles & want a good meal, consider an Indian at the "Number 3" in Milnthorpe We had poppadoms x2 & dips x4, drinks x2, mixed sharer starters, madras x2, rice dishes x2, sides & naan bread - Under £50 for 2 of us (including tip).
All wonderfully cooked, great, fresh food and fantastic service. Small, family owned and run, restaurant (book ahead) was full [on a Thursday in March] & people constantly arriving to collect pre-ordered takeaways. Very popular & CLEARLY the best for miles around. Next door to The Bull's Head, which is a comfortable, clean, well run hotel at ⅓ the price of more popular towns locally (Kendal etc.) Triple room was only £75 for 2 of us, including a great full English Breakfast. And they hace a restaurant for food too.
Finn
10
Scored 10
Milnthorpe is a working town with a busy road going through...
Milnthorpe is a working town with a busy road going through it, but still very scenic, plenty of amenities and close to the south lakes. A river runs through it and a deer park is nearby. Locals very friendly and chatty. All in all a lovely place.
Barbara
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Milnthorpe is a small village on a busy junction on the A6.
Milnthorpe is a small village on a busy junction on the A6. As such, exploring the village involves a few waits to cross the extremely busy traffic lighted crossroads and there isn't that much to it. Its history is about being a staging point for travellers. That aside, the folks are a diverse and friendly crowd, the Bull's Head and the Cross Keys are nice pubs and the No. 3 Indian restaurant food is excellent. It is only a few minutes' walk down the road to Dallam Tower deer park. Four miles south west is Arnside and 10 miles east is Kendal, so it is a good base to plan walks both coastal and lakes.
Sheila
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Fantastic hotel run by great peopel who care about your stay...
Fantastic hotel run by great peopel who care about your stay. Great tradional old building, fab bar, really good food. Its the people that count though, from the owner, the staff and even the cleaners, they look after you as it should be done.
Pete Richard
United Kingdom
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