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"Outstanding and beautiful place to stay. Exceptionally clean and hygienic following Covid guidelines, so felt very safe. Delicious breakfasts using locally sourced or homemade produce. Gorgeous big lounge with fire to relax and eat homemade scones and jam. Beautiful and extremely comfortable room and en suite with lovely toiletries. Attention to detail was second-to-none. The Eden Valley is a beautiful and often overlooked part of Cumbria/the Lake District. The location is rural but with easy...

"Really nice stay. Comfortable and clean with a really nice breakfast. Would stay again for sure."

"Modern bedroom "

"Amazing host who catered for my dietary needs without any fuss. Room was spotless with comfy beds. Breakfast was AMAZING, really set us up for a day on the fells. Our dog was fussed over by Pru and we were all made to feel very welcome. The perfect host and location for exploring the Eastern Fells and surrounding area."

"The staff were great and very very helpful in every possible way. Thankyou for a great warm and friendly stay. "

"Great hotel with friendly staff"

"We recently stayed at the North Lakes Hotel & Spa as a stopover on our journey from Scotland to England, and it was a fantastic experience. The hotel itself is beautiful, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and the family room was perfect for us. The children were thrilled to find named biscuits and their own welcome packs waiting on arrival – such a thoughtful touch! One of my personal highlights was the fresh milk machine just outside our room, which made bedtime bottles for the kids super...

"I expected to be able to have a meal as the details indicated a restaurant but there was no evening food available. As they had few guests they also closed the bar at 7.30 pm. Odd as when I booked it indicated that there was limited availability. The hotel is pretty basic. The room was clean though and decent breakfast. This has slightly dented my trust in the accuracy of details provided on Expedia. I had been travelling around the north of England and this was the least value for money."