Between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, this former 17th-century coaching inn is rich in original character and traditional charm, offering good food, real ales and log fires.
Days Inn Kendal is located just off the M6, attractively located beside Killington Lake. The hotel offers many rooms with scenic Lakeland views with free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Offering a restaurant and a pub, Snooty Fox is located in Kirkby Lonsdale. All rooms are en suite with a shower and a hairdryer. Each room has a TV.
Stefan
United Kingdom
Breakfast very basic bed very comfortable shower small but nice and powerful tea and coffee in the room very nice great location nice historic pub service very good nice clean linen and towels
Set in a picturesque market town, Plato's offers boutique hotel accommodation, a stylish bar and free Wi-Fi. There is good access to the M6 motorway.
samantha
United Kingdom
Have stayed here several times and find it very warm and homely. My daughter booked this for me, she got me a cosy standard room and requested it be on the 1st floor as I have arthritis in my knees, this room was on the second floor so they gave me an upgrade to a superior on the first floor which I was most grateful for.
Situated in Dent, 43 km from Trough of Bowland, The Sun Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a bar.
IAN
United Kingdom
lovely village inn, staff very friendly and helpful. breakfast excellent (happy to oblige with an early breakfast so we could set off early on long days hike. location was lovely village with another pub available for evening meal as they werent doing evening meals. They communicate all about possible place to eat before and advised on booking place to eat as limited eating in the village. Pub inn was quaint and dated in a nice way.
Located 21 km from Trough of Bowland, Rose Cottage offers 3-star accommodation in Tunstall and features a garden.
David
United Kingdom
A wonderfully quiet location but only a 5 minute walk from the village pub. Rose Cottage is a very traditional country accommodation with lovely proprietor and a wonderful full English breakfast. It was perfect for my one night stopover. I was even offered space in the garage to store my motorcycle overnight which was a lovely touch. The cottage sits well off the road and the private parking area is well away from prying eyes, so motorcyclists should be happy there.
Located in Sedbergh and only 34 km from World of Beatrix Potter, Dalesway cottage provides accommodation with quiet street views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Chris
United Kingdom
The property was really quaint and lovely. Perfect
Location to switch off and reset for a night.
Really kind gesture of the malteasers ❤️, really comfortable and slept like a dream!
The cottage is beautifully decorated, very comfortable &...
The cottage is beautifully decorated, very comfortable & views/ location is stunning. Plenty of walks to do from the cottage & a good pub within walking distance. It's in a lovely quiet village not too far from facilities & local attractions. Parking outside the cottage is on the narrow, quiet road or alternatively in the car park at the village hall round the corner. Highly recommend
Anne
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Charming village of Barbon, visited The Church mouse Deli...
Charming village of Barbon, visited The Church mouse Deli Cafe which was welcoming with delicious cakes, cheese and hot drinks available.
A great quiet location to stay, whilst a drive away from the Lakes and the Dales.
John
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Barbon was suitable for an over night stay in a small...
Barbon was suitable for an over night stay in a small picaresque village to the north of Kirby Lonsdale situated on the edge of the Yorkshire dales and the Lake District. The village is also host to The Barbon Inn originally built as a coaching inn in the 17th century and the civil parish is in the diocese of Westmorland and Furness, the church is dedicated to Saint Bartholomew. Barbon being also north of Casterton where the Beck is a tributary to the river Lune which runs close to the village with great Fell walks along Barbondale and the winter Fell running Race.
The Church mouse is also located in central Barbon the original Post Office, a village store, café and delicatessen. The emporium has indoor and al fresco dining being fully licenced proffers snacks, light lunches, tapas and lunchtime specials in the café and purveys a comprehensive range of cheeses, meats, chilled products, groceries, newspapers, freshly baked bread, homemade cakes/biscuits and local milk in the shop.
What more could the traveller/walker need or ask for?
george
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Quiet friendly scenic village surrounded by hills but flat...
Quiet friendly scenic village surrounded by hills but flat to walk through. Useful little village shop and lovely cafe delicious cake and huge cheese selection bistro evenings.quiet village pub srrves food and village.
Villsge hall with regular activities.and large parking area.
Mary
Jersey
8.0
Scored 8.0
The location was the deciding factor in my booking this...
The location was the deciding factor in my booking this hotel as I needed to be in proximity to the local church - it was less than 5 minutes walk away. It would also be an excellent base for those wishing to explore the local area hiking onto the fells. Glorious scenery. We ate in the Pub restaurant and whilst it was a fairly basic menu the food was well cooked and there was plenty of it. We also ate at a local cafe called the Church Mouse the home made soup there was excellent and warranted a few visits throughout our stay.
Allison
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The room was well appointed with a huge bed.
The room was well appointed with a huge bed. The food was excellent and the kitchen staff worked on to feed us. The bar had the usual beers plus two hand pulled real ales. The staff were exceptional and nothing was too much trouble.
The cottage had everything we wanted - a real fire, king size bed, conservatory, garden, old and cosy character. It's located in Barbon, an unspoilt village with a wonderful cafe - The Church Mouse, that sells fab cakes, meals and basic groceries and wine, and a good pub - The Barbon Inn, nice beer and pub food. Some lovely walks around too, everything we wanted.
Our stay at barbon inn was fantastic we loved every bit of it the place is super cozy the staff we amazing. Big shout out to Chris who works there top block we are still feeling rough from Friday night krackens. Food was great breakfast and evening meals. We will definitely be back very soon
Very warm central heating-had to turn radiators down a bit! Great washer/dryer-I did not notice it was a dryer as well for a while! Induction hob worked fine once got the hang of it. Barbon Inn very nice and down to earth/old fashioned.
The Barbon inn was in a lovely quiet hamlet with amazing views from our window. We had an excellent well signed walk direct from the pub which gave us a good appetite to sit outside in the sunshine for a great meal and good beer.
A beautifully located inn in a picturesque village. Very friendly and welcoming staff and a truly dog friendly hotel.
Delicious dinner in the bar and lovely breakfast too.
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