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Summergrove Halls
Hotel in Whitehaven
Offering a bar and restaurant, Summergrove Halls is set in Whitehaven in the Cumbria Region, 28 mi from Windermere. A flat-screen TV is provided in the rooms. I love that it was dog friendly, first time taking my dog away with us who was is only 9 months and it was made much easier with the staff at the hotel helping us when we needed. The room and grounds are lovely lots of walks and places to relax, we will definitely coming back again soon!
Chase Hotel
Hotel in Whitehaven
Less than 5 miles from the Lake District, Chase Hotel is a Georgian hotel located in Whitehaven, less than 1 mile from the marina and harbor. The meals were excellent and cooked by Vicki. Becca looked after my checking in,out and made sure everything was ok which it was. Going back in a few weeks.
The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven
Hotel in Whitehaven
Located in Whitehaven, The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven has a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel features family rooms. Everything. The Waverley hotel is very well sited with car parking on site and an attractive bar. The welcome to the hotel was warm and informative. Our room was large and very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent with a huge choice. The hotel is in the centre of Whitehaven and minutes from all services, bars, restaurants and coffee shops. Whitehaven has a beautiful location on the coast and is a true Georgian town in its architecture. It is well worth a visit.
Georgian House Hotel
Hotel in Whitehaven
Located in Whitehaven, Georgian House Hotel has a bar. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, room service and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property. It was a fantastic location. The room was brilliant, the staff were very attentive. Loved it!
The Mansion
Whitehaven
The Mansion features accommodations in Whitehaven. Among the facilities at this property are a swimming pool and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property. Excellent breakfast. Fantastic pool and sauna. Lovely relaxing break
Moresby Hall
Whitehaven
Dating back to 1620, Moresby Hall is one of only a few Grade I Listed buildings in Cumbria. A beautiful house, very historical. The breakfasts are amazing (especially the scrambled egg with smoked salmon!) The Saxons couldn't have gone to more trouble to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable.
Lismore Guest House
Whitehaven
Located in Whitehaven, 15 miles from Cockermouth, Lismore Guest House has a terrace and free WiFi. Beautiful views, close to sea, tasty big breakfast, bike storage
The Corner House Bed & Breakfast
Whitehaven
This charming B&B is set in an 1863 Victorian villa with original features including high ceilings and sash windows. It offers attractive rooms with free Wi-Fi, 5 minutes’ walk from Whitehaven. Great location, friendly people
Littlebeck Warren
Whitehaven
Located in the beautiful Western Lake District, the award-winning Littlebeck Warren offers luxury, contemporary and adult-only accommodations. The rooms where excellent with there individual themes.
Harbourside Apartment
Whitehaven
Harbourside Apartment is located in Whitehaven. The accommodation is 27 miles from Keswick, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. The spaciousness of the apartment was amazing. It was handy to all amenities and well placed to see the local attractions. There were many unexpected extras such as a spare phone charger, a CD collection and player, a library including local history books and the kitchen fridge and freezer were a great size. The whole kitchen area was really well appointed. The bathrooms were also spacious and the whole apartment was very clean. The views of the harbour and surrounds were lovely and there was always something interesting to see. Restaurants were all within walking distance, and despite their close proximity there were no noise issues. Parking was secure and easy to get in and out of. Would certainly stay here again.
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FAQs about hotels in Whitehaven
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Many families visiting Whitehaven loved staying at Georgian House Hotel, Chase Hotel, and The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven.
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On average, 3-star hotels in Whitehaven cost $0 per night, and 4-star hotels in Whitehaven are $147 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Whitehaven can be found for $287 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
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Georgian House Hotel, Chase Hotel, and The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven are some of the popular hotels in Whitehaven.
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These hotels in Whitehaven are highly rated by couples: Georgian House Hotel, Chase Hotel, and The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven.
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Chase Hotel, Georgian House Hotel, and The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven got great room view-related reviews from travelers in Whitehaven.
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For hotels in Whitehaven that serve highly-rated breakfasts, try Georgian House Hotel, Chase Hotel, and The Waverley Hotel Whitehaven.
What Guests Said About Whitehaven:
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I was there for three days for work.
I was there for three days for work. Whitehaven is a beautiful town but has suffered neglect in some areas. Lots of shops and restaurants/pubs are closed permanently or at least through the week. sad to see. we ate at The Vagabond pub/restaurant and also The Peddler - both are excellent value and excellent food. we drank in The Waverley bar and that is a relaxing pub environment. Staff in The Waverley are so helpful.
Emma United Kingdom -
I lived in Whitehaven for a short time 50 years ago.
I lived in Whitehaven for a short time 50 years ago. Then - frankly - it was a run down dump. The transformation to today's beautiful Georgian town, particularly around the harbour, is amazing. All achieved with EU money apparently. Well worth using Whitehaven as a base from which to tour the Lake District from the unspoiled west, particularly Crummock Water, Buttermere, and Wastwater. I had a superb homemade lunch at The Bridge Hotel in Buttermere, and a similarly excellent supper in the bar at The Wasdale Head Hotel. In Whitehaven itself, the Vagabond pub looked nothing from outside but was excellent within with superb food and real ale. If you're looking for a B&B, the Corner House in Whitehaven is unbeatably comfortable and welcoming with first rate breakfasts.
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Whitehaven is a good base for doing walking days out.
Whitehaven is a good base for doing walking days out. We used the coastal railway service each day. Our trip down to Ravenglass and then up to Eskdale on the railway was brilliant. Whitehaven has an interesting coastal history and good architecture. There is a gem of a local museum there and also one dedicated to rum. Quite limited in places to eat at night. Friendly folks all around.
Jane United Kingdom -
Whitehaven itself is only worth a few days visit, but its...
Whitehaven itself is only worth a few days visit, but its location gives access to a wider area of Cumbria. The harbour area and the sea front are the best features. Some parts of the town, appear rather run down, with many empty shops (March 2022), although this could be a consequence of the pandemic.
Andrew United Kingdom -
Whitehaven is lovely, people very friendly.
Whitehaven is lovely, people very friendly. Nice to walk along the Harbour with a bag of fish n chips!! Very close to Ennerdale and not too far to Keswick and the lakes. If you want a good meal head slightly out of town to The Sunnyhill pub. 5☆ staff always very helpful and friendly, never had a bad meal. Excellent food and plenty of it. Steak cooked exactly as required 💯. Remember to book as its always busy.
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It's a great place for older people but not really for...
It's a great place for older people but not really for the young. We love the waterfront, harbour and marina. It's a great place for walking dogs but there was a major issue with a lot of dog faeces being left by owners. Maybe there should be wardens patrolling the area and culprits should be named and shamed
JANETTE United Kingdom
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Whitehaven
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The Mansion
Whitehaven
From $81 per nightThe location is perfect for access to the western part of the Lake District. The hotel was spotless, the mattresses nice and firm, and the bathrooms were incredibly clean. It was quite peaceful and quiet. Rooms are a bit small but I'm probably more used to American-sized rooms, which tend, on average, to be more spacious. The area where the hotel is located is also good for short dog walks for those traveling with a pet.
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Moresby Hall
Whitehaven
From $130 per nightThis is an old building and has an authentic feel. The rooms are big and my room had a kitchen, not sure it that is for the disabled rooms. The location of the hotel is good but Whitehaven town centre is what I was hoping for, that said if my wife wasn’t suffering with arthritis we be doing the amazing walks the surround the location. I was also able to charge my car for free, cool
Terry United Kingdom -
From $99 per night
Good location to explore the coast and Western Lake District. Easy walk into Whitehaven. All staff were friendly and food at breakfast and dinner was delicious. Room was a decent size, comfortable and the bathroom had a bath which is always great after a long day walking. Good value for money.
Luke United Kingdom -
From $84 per night
I love that it was dog friendly, first time taking my dog away with us who was is only 9 months and it was made much easier with the staff at the hotel helping us when we needed. The room and grounds are lovely lots of walks and places to relax, we will definitely coming back again soon!
Caroline Banks United Kingdom -
The Corner House Bed & Breakfast
Whitehaven
From $99 per nightThe property was a very well maintained property, very clean, excellent service and we were made to feel very welcome. Queries were responded immediately and the 2 rooms booked were excellent value. I would certainly stay again when revisiting Whitehaven
Chris United Kingdom -
From $93 per night
Lovely staff and owners, everyone was friendly. Sunday lunch was lovely. The location was central, just around the corner from the promenade. Shops were within in yards of the hotel. There was a garage & Tesco within 100 yards.
Wendy United Kingdom -
Lismore Guest House
Whitehaven
From $71 per nightBrian was lovely so welcoming and just very cheery, great location apart I stayed in room 7 beautiful foom with a beautiful view and lovely breakfast. Will book again next Time in Whitehaven without a doubt
stacey United Kingdom -
From $100 per night
Location is excellent. Quality of the shared kitchen, dining area and living room is very high. Ensuite room on top floor was perfect. This is amazing value for money
Michael United Kingdom -
Tivoli Guesthouse
Whitehaven
From $70 per nightother than the parking (which is terible in whitehaven anyway) this accom was excellent value (given the fact that i was working 70 yds away-- would def recommend
Malcolm United Kingdom -
From $205 per night
Central location, and staff were able to give us directions to a good car park. We also ate at the hotel and the food was very good with generous portions.
Paula United Kingdom -
Croft Hill Guest House
Whitehaven
From $99 per nightSpacious and comfortable rooms. Breakfast was plentiful and staff were accommodating to our specific needs. The garden area was an oasis with plenty of room even when other guests were present. Off street parking was plentiful too.
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Littlebeck Warren
Whitehaven
From $118 per nightThe rooms where excellent with there individual themes.
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