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16 years ago
Went for dinner. Reasonably good pub food type place with a fair selection. Poor wine list so better to stick to the beers Steak and ale pie with chips came in at around £9 read more
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Barnard Castle DL12 0QG
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01833 640264
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The Forresters Hotel & Restaurant
(1 review)
This is a quite outstanding restaurant. Wonderful dinning room. Delightful staff and clearly a very…read moreable chef. Menu focussed but with plenty of choice. Prices very reasonable, especially for the level of quality. Worth driving out of your way to experience a terrific meal. I cannot praise this place highly enough.
The High Force Hotel
This hotel is very close to High Force, but definitely worth a stop for the food and atmosphere…read more We were pleasantly surprised by the cozy setting and excellent food.
Tufton Arms Hotel
Down the alleyway by the side of the Tufton Arms Hotel is the Tufton Mews Cafe and Wine Shop…read more Although it is separate from the hotel it is part of their business. I would guess as the hotel in the past was a coaching inn this is where the horses stopped. The cafe has a continental slant serving paninis and crepes, tapas, Belgian waffles and, with a nod to GB, Scottish pancakes and drop scones. It was the crepes that drew us in and they were delicious, and served by cheery staff. I would say if you wanted a quick lunch this is not the place because although there were not a lot of people in either the outside seating or inside it took an age for our meal to arrive (although the drinks arrived very promptly). While you are waiting you could take a browse around the extensive wall of wines for sale in the attached shop.
Best Western Hotels
(2 reviews)
A old-fashioned AA 4* hotel on the edge of town with a good view over Appleby and the Lake…read moreDistrict. There is plenty of parking, and the gardens are well kept. The hotel is recently re-decorated and the room I had was comfortable and a good size. Rooms are are quite variable, so with the hotel to see what they have available. The restaurant was surprisingly busy for a mid-week and the menu was extensive. I had an individual game pie for starters, venison steak with rosti for main and an excellent selection of english cheese and biscuits to finish. The food was to a very high standard, with a price tag to match: over £36 for the three courses. The wine list has a good selection and there is a huge selection of over 100 Malt Whiskys. The hotel is surprisingly child-friendly with family rooms, pool table, table tennis table and playground facilities. There is also a small pool, jacuzzi, infa-red sauna, turkish steam room and solarium. The hotel has some useful folders giving information on local attractions, walks and other things to do locally. Well worth a visit.
This hotel is good for private functions aswell as having a few days break, the food is of high…read morequality, nicely presented by warm friendly staff. The resturant in the conservatory looks over Appleby with great views of the hills and surrounding area. The gardens of the hotel are well kept and tidy. The hotel has a gym and pool these being small so not for anyone wanting to do loads of swimming. The rooms are clean and pleasent. From the hotel you can walk easily down into the town and have a wander round the river which is really nice. This hotel is really good value for money and well worth a try if looking to stay in the area.
Cedar Manor Hotel
(3 reviews)
Cedar Manor Hotel is the cutest stay in the Ambleside area. 10/10 recommend, and we really hope to…read morereturn for a longer stay next time! It's a great location, just up the road from Ambleside. The Inn is quaint, charming, and comfortable and the staff are kind, welcoming and accommodating! We arrived and were immediately happy with the safe and private parking accommodations. We actually arrived very late that evening, and called ahead, they waited up for us and were so kind upon arrival. The Hotel is SO charming, cute and cozy. The aesthetic is charming English cottage, while also being updated and feeling clean. The hotel rooms themselves are more modern (though unique) to give you all of the comforts of home - my fave being the towel warmer. Our room was wonderfully clean (and I'm a stickler on cleanliness!) and the bed was so comfortable, especially after a long drive. It was such a comfortable and clean place to lay our heads for the evening. The hotel has a restaurant that I would also recommend. Breakfast was incredible - one of the first hotel breakfasts where I haven't had to douse in pepper haha. Well seasoned and well cooked, high quality ingredients. Jonathan is a wonderful chef. My husband said the hollandaise was one of the best he's ever had. I'd recommend stopping by for sure, and don't miss breakfast! The hotel is also very unique in that they have local goods/art around the hotel, both as decor and for sale. Such a sweet touch. We bought one of Caroline's paintings - she's multi talented! Overall, I would stay here again. 10/10!!
This place was simply amazing. They didn't have a room for us to extend our stay so have us a…read morediscount on an upgrade to a stunning suite. Dinner was so fantastic. And the best breakfast from a bed and breakfast in quite a while. Big ups.
The Kings Head Hotel
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Plush purple velvet chairs, great view of the square, large selection of wines. Log burner very…read morewarm. Board games available if you are bored. Recommended.
Nice Hotel, lovely big old building, friendly staff, and half decent rooms. Never ate in here, but…read moreI believe the food is rather pleasant. The bar is ok, with late residents serving .. The guy that works as the security during late serving is very friendly and attentive, during normal hours the bar and restaurant are manned by happy and welcoming staff. This will come as a welcome relief to many staying here, as it is a great place to escape the local pillocks of Richmond, who don't seem to enter this place due to the presence of decent conversation and nice interior decor ..
Morritt Arms Hotel
Came for a Day Spa at The Garage, The Morritt recently. The place was lovely, surroundings were…read moregorgeous. As it was a week day it was really quiet. The Spa was very quaint, different to others I have been but very well thought out. Robes, towels and slippers provided along with a tour of all the facilities. Outdoor sauna and Jacuzzi, plenty of seats to chill in the sunshine. Indoors there were 3 treatment rooms, steam room, salt room and 3 tubs to soak in. Treatments vary: I had a sea salt scrub which lasted 25 mins and later in the day a full body massage which lasted 50 mins. All very relaxing. Included in the £109 price was a 2 course meal in the restaurant. Delicious, well prepared and presented food. The staff were exceptionally helpful and pleasant, nothing was too much trouble, which made the whole experience a delight. I really can't fault my experience and will be returning.
Macdonald Old England Hotel & Spa
(4 reviews)
Had an excellent experience at the Spa! I am a Massage Therapist, and I've worked in California…read moreWine Country Spas; this was very well done! Gabrielle had great hands, the staff were all pleasant and polite, and the facilities were great. I would do it all again. Also, the B&B we actually stayed at (Hawksmoor), had a reciprocal agreement with this location, so you get a discount AND the Missus was able to use the facilities for free!
Decent hotel (no A/C) and good service. Their in room breakfast was a great value. Bathrooms were…read morenewly renovated and the bed was very comfy. They have sofa beds in each room and bed truly was a king (which is rare in England)
The Anchor Inn
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Lovely little place in a small village in Northumbria. The…read morestaff was very friendly and polite. Overall, we enjoyed our stay - there are a small details that could be improved (for example, it's a bit cold in the bathroom) and no kettle in the room (however there is an area where you can make a cuppa yourself), but the biggest bummer for me was that the breakfast is only till 9 which was not ideal on a holiday and especially New Year's Day. But honestly, excellent value for money and breakfast was good indeed.
What an amazing place!…read more Blink and you might miss one of Northumberland's true hidden treasures. It's only a small inn (4 rooms) but each room is delightfully appointed. I was fortunate to get a tour of the rooms by the owner and they were spotless and modern. The pub itself serves cold beer with a warm atmosphere. All the staff were friendly and helpful. The prices were reasonable too. But the food is the real star here. British classics and local favourites professionally prepared. The evening I was there the place was packed and every plate was empty at the end. Oh, and free wifi too!
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Nice little pub and b and b in local village setting. A few miles away from centre of Durham in the…read morevillage of Croxdale. Located near to the A167 direct road into Durham. Easy access by road to Durham, Spennymoor and down to Darlington. Nicely kitted out pub, good standard of decoration. A really nice place for a quiet drink, a meal or an overnight stay. Friendly staff and locals. Good menu, nice honest home cooked food to a good standard. I would highly recommend this pub. The village of Coxhoe is a peaceful, quiet location just right for a midweek treat or lazy weekend outing. Give it a try.
Out in the country Headlam Hall is situated in beautiful grounds which are lovely to stroll around…read moreafter going to the health club or having a bite to eat in the restaurant. It is also home to a number of functions rooms, large and small, which are available for renting. It is a great venue for weddings and boasts a tremendous menu. The staff are always very friendly and it is a hot spot for locals and visitors.
I recently attended a wedding here and everything about it was lovely. The grounds are beautiful…read moreand made for fabulous photos, all the staff were friendly and attentive and the food, both at main reception and evening buffet was very good. Plan to visit for a meal soon.
Extremely nice accommodations at the top of a hill above Durham. A nice Indian restaurant is on…read moresite with drink specials for guests. Breakfast was included with our stay and both mornings the staff performed admirably. The eggs Benedict were especially good this morning. Both mornings here we also enjoyed fresh homemade jellies and marmalade. Coffee and tea were spot on and we would be inclined to stay here again.
As of October 2014, The Mowden Pub is under new management and has been refurbished. As someone…read morewho's been visiting the pub on and off for 20+ years I can say, hand on heart, this is the best thing that has ever happened to the Mowden. The new owners have managed to refurbish the pub whilst keeping a lot of what made the The Mowden "The Mowden". Whilst still a pub, the emphasis is now on the food and what a pleasant experience it is. All the food seems fresh and is rather tasty. The staff are helpful and pleasant and the atmosphere is just right for a nice family meal or a romantic meal for two..if you can get a table (so ring ahead and book one). Whilst there isn't a huge choice of dishes on the main menu, there are special daily dishes and certain nights cater to certain meal types along with all the other pub activities you'd expect. Drink wise however, I'm not sure what to think. One one hand they have some nice ales and beers now but on the other they got rid of some of my favorite brands in the change over. Regardless, if you've never been or not been in sometime, now is the time to visit and enjoy a newer nicer Mowden in every sense!
great place for an afternoon pint or to watch the footy (i'm not a footy person but if you are then…read morewell done to you). the foods also great, two bowls o chips, yummy! not such a great place for a night out as its a good walk to anything else.
For upmarket accomodation in the Teesdale area The Rose & Crown is probably the best available…read moreexcellent setting overlooking a very pretty village green and within a few hundred yards of both the Teesdale Way walk and the Teesdale cycle track. But first off, it's cold up here: so, to take advantage of either of these two excellent options to explore the stunningly beautiful foothills of the Pennines you need to visit it in the summer months. Not much you can do about the weather but to me, it also came out as pretty expensive. £200 for a fairly small but very well equipped two room suite in the main building is, in any out of London location, top end. Add on the £60 per couple for the perfectly enjoyable four course evening menu and £25 for a bottle of wine plus coffees etc. and you're into close to £300 for the night - £250 (with food etc.) if you choose to stay in the high quality but rather motel-like rooms behind the main hotel/pub. And, the guest facilities are limited: apart from a small but well furnished private lounge the only other option is the often very busy bar. Too much? Yes but apart from The Rose & Crown there aren't many alternatives in the area. Would I go back? Difficult the weather is a big factor in Teesdale. Get it right and you'll have a wonderful stay in an idyllic setting get it wrong, and you'll be paying a lot for a cold, rain-soaked time in what's a well appointed but pricy country pub.
Bloody Brilliant! Stumbled in to the Rose & Crown after a beautiful and awe inspiring day touring…read morethe Yorkshire Dales. Hotel, Inn and Bungalows built in a grouping go centuries old stone buildings in the ancient village of Romaldkirk, adjacent the Norman era church and the village green. Spanking spotless rooms, with luxurious marble baths, an awesome friendly staff in a perfectly quiet setting in the shire. Your choice of casual, bistro style dining or a fancy (but not too formal) dining room -- and more AA "Rosette" plates for superior cuisine than you can count. An unbelievable hidden treasure, superbly British, romantic and sexy!
I have been visiting this pub on occasions while in UK and for five or six years. The food has been…read moreconsistently good and today's fish and chips and bangers and mash were no exception. Beer selections are also good with the Black Sheep being a very good pint. If the pub/ hotel has a problem it tends to be service and there is always an undercurrent of conflict behind the bar that I recall on each visit as barmaids glower at each other. It made a pleasant surprise from the false smiles and politeness back home so I did not consider it detrimental.
We are regulars to the Dun Cow, and really enjoy the food they produce…read more The bar is usually very popular with the locals, which features a traditional pub feeling. The main restaurant again, is a traditional old-ye-english type restaurant with great staff and fast-ish service (there have been times where its not been excellent) Food overalls is spot on, price is ok.
The walk to these falls is lovely - not long, around 500 metres I'd say, through lush bush. It's a…read morepowerful waterfall and worth the stroll. It's very busy too. At first I thought it was weird to charge people to see a waterfall, but it makes sense as the track to the falls is well used so it needs to be maintained. The ticket price is minimal anyway (1.5 pounds). The car parking will cost you more. There's toilets, a cafe, ice cream shop and pub at the car park. The road to the falls is a nice drive.
A couple of friends took us to this local beauty spot and we were very impressed. Apparently it's…read morethe biggest waterfall in England; whilst it's big, it's not huge, but nonetheless it's certainly worth a visit. We went on a hot summer's day and it proved to be a great place for the kids to explore -- there's plenty of rocks to scramble over etc. Having said that, it's not a place without risk: the rocks can get slippy because of the vast amount of moisture in the air, and of course ther's a fairly big drop by the waterfall itself. There's a well-marked path down to the waterfall and the place is well cared for. All in all, a good place for a walk with the kids on a warm day. I notice Qype lists this place as a hotel; there may have been a hotel on the other side of the road, but if there was I'm afraid we didn't use it. Inevitably, perhaps, there was a place that sold ice-creams though!
Had a delightful degustation dinner with a private group. Service was seamless and food glorious.read more
Really nice country hotel style situated about 2 miles away from Durham. Never really busy but a…read morenice buzz about the place. Worth a visit.
This is a nice * country house hotel originally built a few hundred years ago. There is an annex…read morewith another 15 rooms which has been added about 20-ish years ago. The original rooms can be large with four-posters available, while the annex is more of a standard hotel room. I've found these rooms to have quite short baths so don't expect to stretch out if you're over 5'2" The hotel has free WiFi but other than the main area it is a bit flaky on reception and drops out quite a bit, cellular signals bounce off the stone too but outside it is a reasonable strength, all rooms have free-view. This is a pleasent hotel to stay in but it is the restaurant that makes it worth the drive when i'm working in the area. Hansards has 2 rosettes and has a fixed price 3 course dinner for about £19 with some suppliments for extras. This is well worth the money and I recommend you take the DBB rate when you book your stay, it works out cheaper. There is no pool or gym here but it would seem out of place if there were. I have given * rating as there is nother really outstanding about this hotel but it is well run with pleasent staff and a good restaurant, what more do you need when your working away from home but they do need to get the reliability of the WiFi sorted out. All of my collegues stay here too so that's a fair recomendation. X = You've gotta be kidding me XX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of service XXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!
There are a few things you need for a good stay in any hotel in my opinion…read moreFriendly welcoming staff Clean rooms Fresh bedding Peace and quiet Value for money Good food is a bonus However not only did this hotel tick all the boxes but it done so in the beautiful setting in which it stands Should I need to stay over this side of the country again for work, this will be my first port of call Stayed September 2014, travelled on business