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The 10 best hotels in Seascale, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Seascale, Lake District, Cumbria, England including Bridge Inn, Calder House Hotel, Cumbrian Lodge Seascale, The Old School Bed and Breakfast and Betty's Cottage, Lutwidge Arms Hotel, The Old Post Office Campsite, Westcliff, Bailey Ground Hotel, Parkgate Farm, Bailey Ground Lodge.
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1. Bridge Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 549 reviews
The award-winning Bridge Inn, once a modest mail coach’s halt, is now a fine, well-situated, comfortable country inn offering hospitality to all travelers and visitors being close to Wastwater (Britain’s favourite view) and Scafell. Well behaved dogs are also welcome. The Western Lakes and Fells are spectacular and here in this quiet valley there is still the peace and tranquility that should be Lakeland. There are still more sheep than people!!! Excellent "REAL" food, "REAL" Ales, Log Fires and a "reet good welcome." Standards of accommodation today's travelers expect. "Home from home for the tired business person and the weary fell walker."
Wow this place is lush!
Reviewed By P784HLdonnaeOver the Bank Holiday I managed to get in last minute for food which was amazing!! I emailed the day before and they were very accommodating. We stayed in our campervan in a large wooded car park opposite which was perfect! I will be back very soon! Best pub I have found in the lakes
2. Calder House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 178 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly small hotel in Seascale does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Calder House Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Calder House Hotel provide a flat screen TV, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy free breakfast while staying at Calder House Hotel. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Calder House Hotel. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Mawsons Ice Cream Parlour & Coffee Shop, which is a cafe that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. Calder House Hotel puts the best of Seascale at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Never again!
Reviewed By K9952QUlisabWorks going on causing disruption in our room. Staff cannot cope with diners. Music playing below our room till 11:45pm when stated would end at 10pm. We were told that they couldn't stop this. Smashed glass on car park. Drunk and abusive man being held back by a bouncer as we tried to get into the hotel. Workman's loud music on the roof by our room so no peace and quiet. Thick dust in our room (I have asthma and was unwell). Sore throat after staying in the room (see other reviews). Did not attend breakfast on either days due to little sleep. Offered £10 refund (doesn't even cover the cost of the breakfasts). When filed a complaint we were told they offered us 10% refund, denied the loud music even though its all over their Facebook pages. We have never stayed in such a ill managed hotel . It should be advertised that they now have a lounge bar which entertains live music all weekend and not put you in the room above. You ruined the only break we had in 2 years
3. Cumbrian Lodge Seascale
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Come and enjoy a warm welcome at Cumbrian Lodge. Located in the village Seascale, Cumbria, our beautiful private lodge offers six comfortable en-suite bedrooms, as well as a restaurant and a bar. Ideal for getaways in the Lake District, our holiday lodge offers bed and breakfast accommodation for guests from all over the UK and the world, ranging from families to couples, who all love the relaxing and unique experience we provide. Get in touch today to find out more. Please also visit our Website or Facebook page for more information in regards to our Restaurant and Bar "Small Steaks & Plates"
Great little gem
Reviewed By sickpitVisited with family and my little one. Booked for food and drinks. The tapas or small plate menu looked great so we all went for three each. The food was very well presented and everything tasted simply divine. The service was also impeccable. We would definitely return and would highly recommend it to anyone.
4. The Old School Bed and Breakfast and Betty's Cottage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 265 reviews
The Old School bed and breakfast and Betty's Cottage is surrounded by open farmland with stunning views to the Wasdale and Muncaster fells. An Adults Only b and b offering two beautiful en-suite bedrooms and a self contained one bedrooms annexe, ideal for that perfect getaway and for walking the fells. A small dog is welcome in Betty's cottage.
Fantastic stay at the old school b&b and Betty's cottage.
Reviewed By spencerw986We had contact with Lesley before arrival. She was very helpful and friendly. On arrival we were welcomed with a lovely smile and attitude. She couldn't be more hospitable. The room was amazing and above and beyond what we expected. The location is stunning. Very quiet and relaxing. The property is beautiful. The food breakfast was so tasty and what a choice. We will be returning to see more of this beautiful area. We can't recommend this B&B. Lesley and John are the perfect hosts.
5. Lutwidge Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Lutwidge Arms Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Holmrook, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, and you can stay connected during your stay as Lutwidge Arms Hotel offers guests free wifi. Plus, Lutwidge Arms Hotel offers free breakfast, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Bridge Inn, which is a pub that is popular with locals and out-of-towners alike. Enjoy your stay in Holmrook!
If you suffer from an allergy, avoid like the plague
Reviewed By nigelclawrenceIf I could offer a zero star for this place, I would happily do so, thinking that I was over praising it. Booked dinner( for my wedding anniversary) weeks ago, advising that my daughter has a sesame allergy, I reconfirmed by email yesterday. We arrived and were told to get drinks before we sat down ( which we did). We told the waitress about the allergy and she said she would check with the kitchen. So, for a vegetarian, options from a limited menu went down to one ( as the breaded brie might contain sesame, even though it did not say it did no the packet) for starter and 2 main curse. we all ordered fish - my daughter asked for vegetables not chips-apparently, this request was just too much for the waitress who said the vegetables would not be an option as they are cooked with mixed spice ( which does not contain sesame). Apparently, salad with addressing is out of the question too. Indeed, my daughter apparently frightened the waitress We left ( refusing to may for the drinks we had ordered to go with the meal) The levels of ignorance and lack of professionalism shown by the staff were staggering. This is 2021 FFS-. my daughter was humiliated by the abject laziness and lack of empathy by the staff. A sheer and utter farce. I was almost tempted to try to find the hidden camera and await a TV comedian popping out - perhaps Basil Fawlty, Avoid this place like the plague - it is a disgrace. There are far better places to get a meal in the area - The Bower House were great, The Spa in the petrol station would be better
6. The Old Post Office Campsite
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
The Old Post Office Campsite is a small family run campsite ideally situated on the western edge of the Lake District national park. First established in 1951 it has developed over the years into the perfect place to spend your holiday. Scafell pike is only 5 miles away which makes us one of the closest campsites to explore Wasdale . Eskdale is a short drive and equally beautiful including the incredible hardknott pass!!! Situated in the quiet village of Santon Bridge, the site is bordered on one side by the River Irt - noted for it's salmon, sea and brown trout, daily and weekly rods are available by arrangement with the owners. Short walk across the bridge is the Bridge Inn, serving bar meals and real ale. Also within walking distance is a Woodlands Tea Room and Santon Bridge gift shop and post box. Seascale, on the coast, is only 6 miles away with miles of sandy beaches, shops and childrens play area. For those who wish to travel further along the coast without driving the west coast main line at Seascale provides frequent and speedy travel to all coastal towns in Cumbria.
Brilliant service/super chilled
Reviewed By victorialH6455WCWe had a lovely overnight stay here. We hadn't booked in and rocked up exhausted at about 7pm on a Bank holiday weekend. Having been turned away at a few places it's was a relief to ring the doorbell and find that we could slot our little camper into a pitch. The guy I spoke too was really helpful and happy to repeat himself ( my brain was fried and my hearing isn't good) we never actually spoke to anyone in person as we arrived late and left early. I text to explain we would be off super early and we paid by bank transfer. The facilities were lovely and clean. The bathroom was heated and the showers hot and cheap. A good night's sleep what's exactly what we needed and exactly what we got. The site was clean, quiet and everything you could want for a lovely get away in the lakes. We will definitely visit again but promise to book this time around. Thank you so much for being so helpful and kind. Just what we needed after such a stressful day. V&S
7. Westcliff
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Westcliff is a beautiful accommodation facility that sits on the top of the sea cliffs of West Cumbria, taking an enviable position and enjoying panoramic sea and fell views. It is a complete bed and breakfast accommodation which has 7 double and 2 single individually furnished bedrooms, all with en-suite shower rooms. A full complementary breakfast is served each morning to the guests. Hotel is in Seascale which is a fantastic coastal village with miles of clean and quiet sandy/rocky beaches. The village lies on the doorstep of UNESCO World Heritage site of Lake District, packed with beautiful mountains, lakes, waterfalls, castles, Roman forts and the most charming villages. The area is great for hikers and walkers as well as families looking for a perfect getaway. Westcliff Hotel is now under new management as of November 2018. We have a number of exciting new changes planned to bring you more comfort and luxury. Hope to see you soon!
Fantastic sunsets
Reviewed By 928lynnefVery friendly host, beautiful and quiet peacefully, excellent view from first floor double room with a bay window overlooking the sea with excellent sunsets, breakfast is excellent. Easy access to the lakes or coast.
8. Bailey Ground Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 121 reviews
Located in the Western Lake District, this family run hotel is set just 50 metres from the sea and is only a 3 minute walk from Seascale train station. Including Ice-Cream Parlour, Coffee Shop, Free WiFi, O2 and Vodafone mobile phone signal boosters and ample car parking. Opened in October 2008, the Mawson family have put ‘heart and soul’ into Bailey Ground Hotel, refurbishing and re-invigorating it from top to bottom to ensure offering excellent accommodation and facilities for all guests. The Mawson family also have a farm which traditionally produces dairy products for the area, so you can be certain that only the freshest, highest quality produce is used in the hotel's coffee shop and restaurant.Bedrooms have recently been refurbished, offering tasteful and stylish accommodation including all modern facilities guests would expect. The hotel places their emphasis on traditional home comforts in a relaxed and friendly environment, providing the ideal place for a relaxing getaway.The restaurant is the ideal place to enjoy a delicious freshly cooked meal; guests can sit back and soak up the ambient surroundings and wonderful view out to the Irish Sea. All produce is sourced as locally as possible, using the best quality ingredients with milk, cream, butter and clotted cream from the Bailey Ground Dairy. There is also an extensive wine list to compliment any meal. Please note, guests wishing to dine in the hotel on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday will need to book a table in advance of arrival.The Ice Cream Parlour and Coffee Shop offer the perfect place to indulge in a treat. The ice cream is hand made using milk and cream from their own cows which guests can see grazing in the fields around Seascale. There are 12 flavours which will change daily depending on the best seasonal produce available. Guests can enjoy delicious ice creams such as banana split, Peach Melba, strawberry and chocolate sundae and the famous Bailey Ground Knickerbocker Glory. The Coffee Shop menu offers freshly prepared food such as; scones, toasted tea cakes, sandwiches and Panini’s. Also, a large selection of desserts, tray bakes and fresh cream cakes.Seascale is a quaint coastal town in the Western Lake District; it is the perfect base for exploring this beautiful part of the Lake District. Stunning views and some of England’s finest scenery provide a backdrop to the wide choice of attractions and things to do in the Lake District.
Great break
Reviewed By ArlomcqJust back from a 4 night stay in this hotel. Honestly cannot fault it in any way. We arrived to a lovely welcome at reception. We were handed an envelope which had all necessary info regarding our stay and to let us know of the upgrading that was happening within the hotel. Yes there were workmen plastering...yes there was a bit of a mess...did it affect our room or our stay?..no. We ate in the hotel every night. Food was homemade and piping hot and delicious and great value for money. We sampled the ice cream from the parlour which was amazing!!..we also preordered breakfast a couple if times and chose the have cereal and toast tea and coffee the other days. Staff were so nice and friendly. We had a seaview room which was fab. Plenty nice white fluffy towels and spotless clean bedding. I will definitely return maybe in a year or so..just so i can see the changes and upgrades. Thanks for a great break
9. Parkgate Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Family run holiday park with 5 holiday caravans, 1 holiday cottage, 3 glamping cabins and 7 large camping pitches.
Perfect location
Reviewed By 191JenniferCWe booked our break direct from the Parkgate website and was delighted to find that if you book Friday and Saturday night you get Sunday night free. Perfect, exactly what we wanted. We have been to eskdale hundreds of times so driven past the entrance loads but never noticed it before!!! Easy to find. Parking not very intuitive weren't really sure where we were meant to put our car, much to the annoyance of the caravan next door who reversed behind our car when they arrived!!! Our caravan Latterbarrow was perfect spotlessly clean and very comfortable. The decking area was gorgeous through the patio doors, view was stunning. We also loved the donkeys in the field. We open the prosecco and were relaxed immediately. That is until the football started on the field above us this went on until 23.30! The constant thud on leather certainly distracted from the peaceful surroundings !!! We decided not to move the car for the break so did some lovely walks from the site, Irton Pike isn't too far away and the views are stunning, we enjoyed walking around the woods. The beds were so comfortable, shower was hot and powerful, kitchen had everything we needed. The caravan didn't sway like other do!! The site itself is great with some good facilities. My 2 recommends are 1) put up signs to show exactly where the parking is for each caravan 2) have a quiet time like other sites to prevent unnecessary noise after a certain time. We will definitely look at returning to this site in the future and would strongly recommend
10. Bailey Ground Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
A nice place to stay. Lodge not a hotel.
Reviewed By Maureen BWe had a lovely 3 nights stay at Bailey Ground Lodge. Our room was clean and comfortable. Towels and bathroom good, a little fridge in your room for milk ect. Lovely sea view. Nice walks along the beach. The lodge is unmanned but Alan comes every morning, so if you need anything you only need to ask him. No food served at the lodge but lots of nice eating places around. Yam Frae Yam cafe in Gosforth does lovely food. Another hotel just down the road few mins walk is the Calder Hotel it has a beer garden.
