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Top Ulverston Hotel Reviews
Newby Bridge Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Our short break was brilliant the staff couldn't be more helpful, the food was beautiful and delicious, looking forward to going back."
The Swan Hotel and Spa
10/10 Excellent
"New favourite hotel, a one night stay which was perfect."
Whitewater Spa & Leisure Club
10/10 Excellent
"A lovely hotel with attached leisure facilities. A beautiful, peaceful setting next to a river. A former mill with an interesting history and a motor museum within easy walking distance. Room was spacious and clean and staff were very helpful and friendly. Both breakfast and evening meal were very good. Restaurant and bar staff were very attentive. We went in the pool, sauna, steam room and jacuzzi, all a very high standard. An excellent stay in an idyllic setting. Would highly recommend this hotel"
Lonsdale House Boutique Apartments
10/10 Excellent
"Beautiful apartment, had a lovely stay."
Hill Crest Country Guest House
10/10 Excellent
"From the minute I arrived, nothing was too much trouble for Jane, the lady who ran the Hillcrest Country Guest House. I was a bit optimistic about staying in a guest house, and not a hotel, but I couldn't have been more wrong. I stayed in the grey room, which was spotlessly clean, and had all the usual comforts of a hotel room, and more. The bed was super comfortable, which guaranteed I got a great night's sleep every night. There was a tea pot available know the room, to make a cup of tea each morning, and plenty of tea bags, sugar and milk to go with it. There wad a fridge in the room too. The breakfast each morning was amazing, you send Jane a text message each evening and let her know what you want, and she makes it for you, and serves ot you, freshly made in the beautiful dining room. I even was offered scones and jam, on the first day I arrived, courtesy of Jane, which was a lovely gesture. The guest house is a short drive from Ulverston, which I travelled to to get food for an evening meal, and take it back to the guest house, Jane provided me with a plate, and cleared up the packaging afterwards. I often travelled to other parts of the lakes in my car, which I was able to park on the driveway, as it wasnt far at all from where I was staying. I will definitely be booking again to come back soon, rather than go into a hotel, it's the little comforts, I received that made all the difference, and made sure I had an unforgettable experience."
Beachside Cottage Idyllic Situation, Stunning Views Over Morecambe Bay
8/10 Good
"Property was in an excellent location but could do with a bit of TLC. The 2nd double bedroom in particular had wallpaper coming off the walls and ceiling. This did not spoil our stay and we had a lovely relaxing weekend."
The Sun Inn
10/10 Excellent
"The staff were amazing, so welcoming and helpful. The room was lovely. The hotel is undergoing an upgrade and we enjoyed delightful and unusual decor in a room that has just been decorated. There is a lively bar downstairs which we were warned could make the rooms noisy but we really just hardly heard the music in the background and it didn't go on very long anyway. Didn't eat there as we had other plans so can't comment. Free easy flexible parking on site."
Tethera at Coal Yeat - for two, luxurious and pet friendly and close to Coniston
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely clean property in a peaceful location with excellent views and walks from the doorstop. Accommodation had all the amenities needed and any queries the host Emma was on hand straightaway. Would happily stop here again and explore more of this side of the Lake District."
Premier Inn Ulverston
10/10 Excellent
"The hotel was great but getting taxis when there is a large retreat at the Budist temple can be challenging"