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Rooms from 47.00 GBP | An award-winning, family-run hotel a 10-minute drive to the sea, the Wheyrigg Hall Hotel is an old converted farmhouse with a garden, a bar and a restaurant. Parking is free.
Carlisle and the Bassenthwaite Lake are a 30-minute drive from the Wheyrigg, while Wigton Railway Station is just a 5 minutes’ drive away.
A full English breakfast is served in the large dining room in the morning and guests can enjoy frequently changing lunch, tea and dinner menus. The bar also serves snacks throughout the day.
The bedrooms are well-equipped with their own bathroom, TVs, radios and tea/coffee making facilities. |
 
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Criffel Street, Wigton
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Rooms from 35.00 GBP | | The Golf Hotel is a 4-minute walk from the sea and 5 minutes from the Silloth-on-Solway Golf Club. The hotel offers en suite rooms with digital TV and modern décor.
The hotel restaurant offers a cooked breakfast, evening meals and packed lunches on request. The bar and lounge offers local beers and malt whiskies as well as afternoon tea and light meals.
The Golf is in the centre of Silloth, a small coastal town surrounded by the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The hotel is a 40-minute drive from Carlisle. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | Howbeck Lodge is a charming family farm set in beautiful Cumbrian countryside, on the edge of the Lake District. The lodge has farmyard pets and elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi.
The bright and airy bedrooms each have a flat-screen TV and a cosy seating area. All rooms have a private modern bathroom with free toiletries, and scenic views of the surrounding hills.
Traditional full English breakfasts are cooked to order each morning, featuring quality local produce. Breakfast also includes homemade preserves, fresh coffee and seasonal fruit.
Guests can meet the animals at Howbeck Lodge, including goats, horses, chickens and sheep. There is a cosy lounge to relax in, which features a wood-burning stove and comfortable seating.
The Howbeck Lodge is situated in Hesket Newmarket, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is free on-site parking, and both Carlisle and Keswick are within a 30-minute drive. |
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Rachel & Martin welcome you to a relaxing stay at their family run hotel in Carlisle where guests will be assured of a warm, friendly reception. We offer very comfortable Carlisle bed and breakfast accommodation with all our rooms being recently decorated, new flat screen tv’s, free wifi access and refurbished en-suite bathrooms.
This large 13 bedroom Victorian town house was built in 1850’s and is situated in the Stanwix part of Carlisle where the Romans had a command headquarters for 1,000 cavalry, so we literally have our foundations on Hadrian’s Wall.
We are ideally located just 10 minutes walk to Carlisle city centre and 5 minutes walk to the Sands Centre for popular theatre and concerts. A short 5 minute taxi ride from Carlisle Railway Station, and conveniently located for Cumbria University Brampton Road Campus and Kingstown Business Park.
The Angus is an ideal base for exploring the beautiful English Lake District, Eden Valley, Scottish Borders, Carlisle to Settle Railway, Carlisle Golf Course, Hadrian’s Wall Coast to Coast trail and the Reivers Cycle Route. Walking, cycling and golfing groups are very welcome.
Our tariff is based on bed and breakfast ( B&B ) with the option of an evening meal in Almonds restaurant. Packed lunches are also available for your onward journey. Seasonal short break offers are available for those wanting to stay longer & take advantage of what Carlisle and the Lake District have to offer.
Almonds, is our informal licensed restaurant open to residents and non residents for evening meals. All our food is freshly prepared including our home baked bread, chutneys and desserts. We cook everything fresh to order and use local quality suppliers. For larger parties we offer special menus and can cater up to 30 people (sitting) & 50 people (buffet).
Please look no further than Angus Hotel & Almonds Restaurant for Hotels in Carlisle or Carlisle Bed and Breakfasts. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Ibis Carlisle hotel is a budget hotel, located in Carlisle city centre. Book the hotel to be close to Lanes Shopping Centre and Carlisle Cathedral. Each of the hotel's 102 modern guest rooms comes with wireless internet access and satellite TV. The restaurant has hot and cold snacks and light meals 24 hours a day, and you can relax with a drink at the friendly bar.
The Ibis breakfast is an 'all-you-can-eat buffet' served between 6.30 and 10 am, combining all the elements of a traditional continental breakfast. Wherever you are in the world, you'll find Ibis breakfasts also include local specialties for you to enjoy.
In the evening, the Café offers a themed approach to dining, with themes varying from one Ibis to another. Sit down, enjoy a drink or a bite to eat in a nice, friendly place. What could be simpler. |
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | 4 star Victorian hotel, located adjacent to Carlisle railway station in the city centre and just 2 miles from the M6 motorway. The hotel has 70 en suite bedrooms, standard, executive accommodation. All rooms have 32" TV's, tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary WiFi throughout. The hotel has 5 meting rooms accommodating 2-200 delegates. There is a contemporary bar and lounge and Brasserie restaurant serving meals all day and is available for non-residents. Early evening Tapas is served 7 nights a week from 5.30pm - 7.30pm. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Wallfoot House is a popular hotel and restaurant providing stylish accommodation and great food just three miles East of Carlisle and five minutes drive from junction 44 on the M6. The Hotel is set in beautiful gardens and surrounded by open countryside.
We invite old friends and new to stay in our comfortable rooms or eat in our newly refurbished bar and restaurant.
Wallfoot House is on the Hadrian's Wall cycle Path and 4 minutes' walk from the National Trail. We have a cycle shed and drying facilities.
Our head chef, has created a traditional bar menu and exciting new dishes for the restaurant. All our food is handmade from fresh, high quality ingredients.
We are sure you will enjoy our delicious food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | Built in 1710 as a manor house for the Johnstone family, Gretna Hall Hotel is now an ideal setting for your leisure break thanks to its great location, charm and character.
Located just one mile over the Scottish Border, Gretna Hall is the perfect base from which to explore the Scottish Borders as well as the English Lake District, where you'll find many walks, hikes and other attractions.
We are also ideally situated for the corporate traveller being only one mile from the M6/M74 motorway with easy access to many UK cities on route North or South. Our team can cater for everyone, from the single traveller to groups; so were ‘confident you’ll have a pleasant and relaxing stay with us.
For 250 years Gretna Green has been associated with clandestine marriages, and is now one of the world’s most popular wedding locations. From 1792 Gretna Hall was a coaching inn and was the first stop coaches made as they crossed the border.
Much grander than the local ale houses of the time, Gretna Hall attracted a higher class of wedding clients, so many noblemen and aristocrats were married here.
We have 100 bedrooms, a relaxing lounge and bar for enjoying our extensive range of dishes and The Anvil Restaurant. The restaurant has a stress-free quality making it ideal for business and leisure dining.
Our Hotel is perhaps best known for its association with the “Blacksmiths Shop”. Based on site, it offers guests and non residents a chance to experience and learn the history behind this 300 year old establishment.
Whatever your reason for staying with us, our experienced team will ensure your next nights stay, wedding, anniversary, meeting or dinner will be dealt with in a very professional way, from start to finish.
We look forward to welcoming you to Gretna Hall Hotel. |
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Rooms from 40.00 GBP | | As a small family ran country hotel, we like our customers to think of March Bank as a home from home. It’s this friendly, unpretentious approach that’s made us such a success with locals and visitors alike over the past 20 years.
The property itself was built in 1850 as a shooting lodge for the Graham estate. Set on a hilltop in five acres of what was once known as the debatable lands, an area that both Scotland and England claimed as their own, the views of the surrounding lands are quite spectacular. Thanks to our great location, March Bank also makes the ideal base for anyone wanting to explore the many historic and natural highlights of Cumbria and the Scottish Borders.
Of course you may just want to visit March Bank for a meal, and who can blame you? We take an incredible pride in the dishes we serve. With only the best local produce on offer, including our specialities, game and smoked salmon, every mouthful is worth savouring. What’s more, our meals are great value for money.
The walls of our bar are filled with artworks from renowned local artists, and there’s simply no better place to relax and enjoy a bottle of fine wine, or a dram of malt whiskey.
We wouldn’t call March Bank a home from home if we couldn’t give you somewhere to spend the night. So you can take your pick from six comfortable ensuite bedrooms, or choose to stay in your very own bothy. Then the following morning you can start the day in the best way possible – with a delicious cooked breakfast.
If you’re thinking of getting married in the near future, and are still searching for the perfect setting for your wedding celebrations, look no further than March Bank. On your big day, our hotel can be exclusively yours.
So whether you want to get away from it all for a few nights, treat yourself to a delicious meal, or are looking for a romantic location for your wedding party, we can offer you the perfect solution.
Hope to see you at March Bank soon. |
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