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Alston
Lowbyer Manor Country House is a 4-star guesthouse, offering accommodation of exceptional value. In the heart of the Northern Pennines, it is a perfect base for exploring the Lake District. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
17th Century Manor house in a lovely little village. Landlord was there to greet us and couldn’t be nicer. The room was huge and spacious; big thick towels and lovely bathroom. Breakfast in the morning was first rate - the fruit was fresh blueberries, strawberries and raspberries. Such a lovely surprise. WE went on a lovely walk down the river - beautiful scenery. I would recommend this property to stay if you can
Alston
This family-run, 5-bedroom traditional pub overlooks the River South Tyne. It has traditional cider and cask ales, homemade bar meals and welcoming, friendly staff.
Alston is the highest market town in England and is 29 km from the M6 and the Lake District. The Cumberland Hotel is an ideal stopping-off point on the C2C cycle route and Pennine Way.
Lovely English pub with very welcoming staff. Food was lovely and the dining room had a homely feel.
Alston
Alston House is an AA 4-star restaurant with rooms, and has an AA Dinner Award.
The hotel's pub restaurant offers hearty British fare accompanied with a well-selected wine list, Real Ales and traditional beers, all to be enjoyed in front of a log fire in winter.
Very welcoming staff and very comfortable room. Food was excellent. We came here as a stop off on our way through the area and we've booked to return next month when we travel back this way again.
Alston
Featuring a garden and views of mountain, West Nattrass Guest House is a guest house situated in a historic building in Alston, 40 km from Askham Hall. There is a private entrance at the guest house for the convenience of those who stay. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
The breakfast was excellent. The location was in a beautiful part of the world