Here is our list of recommended cheap Holmrook hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Wesdale, Eskdale, Ravenglass, Gosforth, Seascale.
Address: Station Road, Holmrook, United Kingdom
The Victoria Hotel is a family run country hotel with a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Extensively renovated in 2006 it features six quality en-suite bedrooms all with digital flatscreen televisions and teacoffee making facilities. Your hosts, Sandra and Peter Smith and all their staff look forward to welcoming you and will do their utmost to make your stay at the Victoria Hotel a most pleasurable experience. The hotel is situated in the village of Drigg on the West Cumbrian Coast. It was built around 1885 to service the Furness Railway that still runs along the coast from Barrow-in-Furness to Carlisle. Our bar carries a choice of beers, wines and spirits including Jennings bitter and regular guest ales. Our kitchen offers traditional home cooked food made on the premises at reasonable prices using locally sourced produce where possible.
from 70 GBP*
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Address: Lutwidge Arms Hotel, Holmrook, United Kingdom
We would like to invite you to explore our website and get just a small insight into what we believe to be one of the most unspoiled and beautiful regions of the Lake District. We are Michael and Elena Law and together with our three year old daughter Charlotte offer you a warm, friendly Cumbrian welcome to our characterful Hotel here in Holmrook in the western Lake District. We have fifteen comfortable ensuite rooms and we are located in a stunning roadside setting adjacent to the beautiful River Irt, famous for it's gin-clear' waters and it's annual run of Atlantic Salmon. You can walk directly out of the front of the Hotel and meander along the riverbank, taking in all nature has to offer, including Otters, Herons and we often delight at the colourful plumage of species such as Kingfishers and lesser-spotted Woodpeckers. (They also visit our garden bird feeding stations) There are many documented walks in the vicinity, usually centred around Inns and other such watering holes', perfect to quench the thirst and satisfy the hunger of even the most energetic walkers. For the more adventurous there is the nearby walkers-paradise' in the Eskdale and Wasdale valleys which includes the challenging Scafell Pike, England's highest peak. We are an ideal base for exploring the many local attractions including Muncaster Castle, famous for it's wonderful gardens and Birds of Prey' display. There is the famous La'al Ratty, (described by many as the most beautiful train journey in England). Maryport Aquarium is a good wet weather standby (It does rain here occasionally !) The Sheep and Wool Centre near Keswick is a delight for the children, especially if they like to meet farm animals. Most of our guests compliment us on the range and quality of our home cooked' food, prepared in our kitchen to order, from fresh local produce. We believe it to be worth the extra wait and this sentiment seems to be echoed by our guests. We always have a fully stocked Bar and we serve several famous Cask Ales.
from 80 GBP*
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