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Great for walks. Locals are very friendly. No public toilets. Great palaces to eat. But to many take aways. Local buses stop running after 6pm. Visit the lovely old cinema. Go to workington because Whitehaven has nothing to offer shop wise.
The town itself is easy to walk round with quite a few interesting buildings although parts of it appear a little run down,but this is an area that has lost a lot of industry over the last few decades. The seafront is worth exploring with the old fortifications and remnants of the coal industry. The museum on the front is also well worth a visit as it gives a fascinating insight into the historical amd social development of Whitehaven. (We didn't know that it was the last place in the UK to be subject to foreign invasion!) The Rum museum in town and the Haig colliery museum just outside also merit a visit. If you're organised you could do most of this in a day!
We stayed about 10 miles east of Whitehaven. The town itself is somewhat run down although the harbour has seen recent extensive renovation and post-industrial improvements. People very friendly and helpful.
We went to watch the rugby & although we are not Whitehaven supporters, they are a team worth watching. Which is why we found ourselves in Whitehaven, a beautiful town with great people, worth a look round the marina & the coastal walks to
The best thing about our our stay in Windhaven were the people we met. The main purpose of our stop was to visit old friends. It was a pleasant surprise to meet new ones. Don't plan to shop in markets after 7PM. Everything was closed. Maybe it was an unusual thing, as it was a Banker's Holiday. Be sure to check out the harbor Don't miss your chance to touch the Irish Sea!
Whitehaven is a good centre for exploring the coast of Cumbria. The archive centre is a great source of material for people who wish to find information on family members who came from this area. The town is compact and easy to explore on foot and the lake district is close by and can be explored by car.
“Very well appointed accommodation and staff were so friendly. Breakfast was excellent. Whitehaven is a hidden gem and the gateway to the western lakes and the people are very friendly.”
“Lovely,clean hotel set in nice grounds. Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. Would certainly book again.”
“The train stops at Corkickle station, only a 5 minute walk away from the hotel. There is a bus stop on the (hilly) road outside the hotel, as well as It being only a fairly short walk down to the town.”
“Clean rooms, very clean hotel, great staff, great atmosphere a home from home”
“Very good breakfast! Everything is homemade, eggs from their own backyard farm, jam and bread are fresh made in the morning! Hotel is in very quiet area not far from Lake District if you drive! There is one trail could walk along to the lake! Very beautiful view on the way!”
