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“We stayed at the Kings Head last weekend and had a lovely time. The pub itself is gorgeous, decorated beautifully, it is cosy and inviting and located in a lovely spot by the stream.Although the actual car park itself was small this was no problem as we parked literally a couple of minutes away on the lane, perfect as it allowed the opportunity to see a tiny red squirrel busy in a nearby tree. The bar was great and the rooms furnished beautifully with lots of lovely little touches to make your……

“Only pet friendly in some areas Sticky surfaces on some bar tables. Apparently’nothing can be done about this’! Unique residential Inn that feels rather like a youth hostel. With a bit of effort could be superb ”

“Absolutely love this place!!! Lovely location . The breakfast was fresh and delicious, the rooms were very clean and updated. The staff were super friendly Would definitely stay again.”

“Excellent in every way.”

“Honestly the best hotel stay I have had in the Lake District. The hotel is the most dog friendly hotel I have ever came across. All of the team were attentive and welcoming. We will be returning and will be recommending to all our friends and family! ♥️🐾”

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“房間寬敞,周遭無生活機能,除了樓下的酒吧外....其餘都是可以的..畢竟是連鎖系列..性價比高”

“The rooms are clean the staff are excellent”

“Rooms clean, staff lovely, shops nearby”

“Excellent hotel ,rooms immaculate,staff very helpful.Breakfast first class”

“Shap Wells was an unexpected gem! The hotel was wonderfully decorated with stained glass and an “old world” feel. The room and hotel was clean and the food was excellent! The staff was very friendly and helpful. Parking space was generous and we certainly felt safe! Beautiful place to stay with an interesting history!”

“非常顺利，早餐非常不错！”

“I felt comfortable soon has i walked in staff where lovely, the only thing was they had a power cut for 12 hours and it was pitch black in the bedroom i know its not there fault but i have a walking disability which i try to keep to my self. But other than that i have had a fantastic stay.”