Lancaster Uk Hotels from $47

We were looking for a classic 'quaint' English inn and pub, and that's what we got with the Sun Hotel. The pub is grand, and the restaurant is very nice. The staff was working very hard with the pub being very popular, but they were unfailingly friendly and helpful. The rooms were a bit small and dated, and it's a bit of a maze finding your way to them, but to us that only added to the charm. Very convenient to everything in downtown Lancaster - we walked from the train station. Just loved our stay.

Only stayed one night, breaking journey to the Lakes, but glad we did. This newly renovated farmhouse is absolutely spotless. Although we had the small double room, it had everything we needed and was very comfortable. I especially liked the fridge on the landing where fresh milk was available to all guests. Breakfast was excellent. The hosts were very helpful. We would definitely recommend this little gem of a hotel.

Arrived at check in and showed to our room .then left to enjoy our stay.no bar or food at hotel but their is plenty of pubs in close walking distance .would stay their again

The hotel is in a fairly isolated area but on the edge of the National Park. The hotel itself is very clean and the staff were very helpful - the drinks are a bit on the pricey side but hey! Settle is only 6 miles away and Skipton around 30 mins drive. The railway station at Settle is like going back in time, we saw the Flying Scotsman on the Sunday we were there, took us right back to childhood!. The village has only one shop and a few quirky ones and the New Inn is the only pub there as well so gets a bit crowded on a Saturday evening when everyone wants meals. Overall the experience was very pleasant and would go back again.

really nice hotel, convenient for local attractions.

Our latest visit was an overnight stay in early August after the recent change to the Toll House. Previously we stayed at the Penny Street Bridge version. The difference? Refurbished common areas and higher prices. Worth it? Certainly. The refurbishment has freshened the place up and made it look lighter and more open. Yes, the food prices are higher but our Saturday evening meal was worth every penny. Not only was the food delicious, but my wife, who requires gluten free food, was very well looked after. Believe me, that goes a long way to make our breaks relaxed and enjoyable. A range of real ales from the region are offered and a good wine list to suit most pockets is available too. The staff were, as always, lovely - always friendly and helpful. The room? Comfortable but showing its age, so no wonder this year sees the bedrooms being refurbished. My wife and I have never had cause to complain about our stays in their accommodation. Each room is charmingly full of character and different. We hope they keep it that way. The hotel is well-placed near the centre of town, although adjacent parking is limited (best to book) which means a nearby public car park has to be used instead if you miss out. It's about 15 minutes or so walk from the railway station should you need the exercise, and no more than 5 minutes or so from the central shopping area. Across the road is the canal and various boat trips or walks along it. We'll be back.

A hidden gem. Very peaceful. Grounds beautifully maintained.