“Our second stay and all staff we had dealings with were very polite, friendly and most helpful. Cooked breakfast selection was good, as was both the comfort and location of the room. Bathroom was spacious with a very effective shower.”

“Great Staff ! Fabulous breakfast ! Lovely room !”

“Loved the Leisure Facilities and Conservatory Restaurant food excellent. Surprised to learn these are closed for refurbishment as from 14th October. Friends booked to stay there next weekend were not told about this. Very disappointed.”

“Charming Good food and great waiter; we ate in the bar Idyllic community Close to train ”

“The room was comfortable and the breakfast was great!”

“The location was very good. There are plenty of walks in the are and it is only a 10-15 minute drive to Carlisle. The train station is only a two minute walk away if you wanted to go there by train. The breakfast was very good, and we also had our evening meal in the restaurant, which was excellent. The room was clean, we had a suite which was a very nice room and well worth the extra money. The staff are a real credit to the hotel, everyone was polite and friendly and the receptionists were very helpful.” Read more

“Food was amazing in restaurant, Sunday lunch was perfectly presented and cooked, waiter Bepe attended to our every need, couldn't of asked for more off him. It is also situated in stunning scenery and surrounds”

“Desk staff were exceptionally helpful. Hotel was extremely clean. Area was quiet and quaint. The desserts were absolutely delicious and the best part of the meal. Entered the fitness area, and it appeared well appointed.”

“Everything was as expected. The Hotel, Rooms and Facilities were very good.”

“First off the hotel is nice and old, a little maze-ish, and absolutely beautiful! We just visited in September and they were giving the white outside walls a crisp new paint job (already looked pretty pristine to me!). A gardener worked daily deadheading and keeping the outside areas gorgeous. The "conservatory" is a large glassed-in room looking out on those gardens and is where we go for a nice well prepared breakfast. There's a notebook inside the rooms with well written directions to little walks all around and a note on how to get to the railway station—a few steps to the left out the front door and down a slight incline. You'd never know it was there...no noisy trains roaring through, just sheer convenience. Oh, and the station master's house is next to the railway all photo worthy and sumptuous with its little "Beware of the Train" sign on the front gate. Did I mention this was my second visit to The Crown? Yep, and I'll be back!” Read more