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Our top choices for Holmrook holiday homes

Lakes House Frizington, Cumbria

Frizington

RM903 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Jun - 12 Jun

1-bed Luxury Studio Apartment Cockermouth

Cockermouth

Paul

RM393 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

Lyth Valley - X6 Bed Country House Ridgestone

Kendal

RM5,101 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Jun - 12 Jun

Armstrong St - Cosy 3 Bedroom Home

Workington

RM1,323 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Jun - 12 Jun

Lowe-mcconnell

Ambleside

RM4,043 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Jun - 27 Jun

1 bedroom, desk, iron/ironing board, Internet

Scar View - Getaway for Two

Kendal

"Annexe to owner's house. We made the best of our stay, travelled around the lakes & enjoyed the hot tub. Property is clean and tidy. However, it seems to have been neglected of late, there are some easy changes which would have made a huge difference to the quality & comfort of our stay: Key code sent just a few hrs before check in at 4pm (we were already travelling & concerned we wouldn't be able to get in on arrival; a number of light bulbs need replacing (eg only ONE of the 4 cooker hood...

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Lyth Valley Country House - 9 Rooms

Kendal

RM5,988 total

includes taxes & fees

15 Jun - 16 Jun

Leavens Farmstead Rural Retreat With Hot Tub

Kendal

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Top Holmrook Hotel Reviews

Lindeth Howe Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great location for Bowness and friendly helpful staff."

Seacote Hotel

2/10 Terrible

"The hotel was basically ok, clean but slightly run down. We paid for an upgraded room which turned out to be over the bar and by the car park so we were disturbed late night and early morning. The main issue was the very rude manager. On arrival he was basically mocking someone in front of for not knowing how to use the heating in the room which wasn't actually working. Then the following day we ordered a takeaway to eat by the sea or in our room (as encouraged by the hotel). While waiting for delivery we got drinks from the bar. The takeaway arrived, we collected it from the driver outside. We returned to finish our drinks and before we sat down the same manager shouted across the room "You can't eat that in here" in front of everyone. We hadn't attempted to open the food, we weren't going to eat it there and as it turned out we were allowed to eat it there if we had! We won't be returning if that is how the management think it's ok to treat customers. £200 for a noisy room and a rude manager. To be fair, all other staff members were helpful and friendly."

The Belsfield Hotel

8/10 Good

"It was great to see this grand hotel being invested in. The outside looks amazing and our room 38 (double lake view) had just been refurbished and was tastefully decorated with just the best views of the lake and pier. All the staff we encountered from Persia at check in, to Joy in the restaurant & Nick & Moses in the bar were warm and friendly. Not all was perfect unfortunately and the Belsfield is still “work in progress”. On checking in we were told that room service was “on request” (we requested it for our 3 night stay) but this surely should be standard at a 4* hotel. There was also a sign in the room that stated no bottled water is provided unless specifically required and then a visit to reception would be needed. Again, a surprise omission which along with the need to request the room service left us feeling just minutes from arriving that the Belsfield aim wasn’t to do everything possible to ensure we enjoyed our stay. Breakfast, was a buffet and no additional orders such as an omelette was available. All the breakfast offerings to include tea & coffee was crammed into a small corner of what was a large room making for a rather chaotic experience. A small à la carte option of omelette’s, poached eggs, eggs Benedict etc would have been welcomed and would also have taken a little pressure away from the buffet. Despite these aspects, we had a lovely time and would return again knowing some issues will be addressed."

Damson Dene Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great welcome to the hotel from the gentleman on reception, very friendly and helpful, even understanding when we over slept our check out time. Room was very spacious and looked like we were in a new part of the hotel room 51, 51 had a great view over the garden where ducks and ducklings were swimming and playing. The garden to the rear of the property was beautifully kept, and the little bridge over the water and small village make of slate made the garden really standout. Service at the bar was quick and the bar man was super helpful. Breakfast in the morning was a buffet, so you helped yourself which I prefer. The room was well decorated, and had all the features you would expect in a hotel room. Bathroom looked new and the shower was amazing with a raindrop shower head, bed was comfortable and pillows fresh. 1 thing to mention, don't push the button on the side of the toilet. (You have been warned 😉) Great stay and I would stay there again if travelling to the Lakes. Hotel is about 10 minutes drive from Barrow but far enough out not to hear any excess noise from the number of pubs in the town. Full marks for all. 👍"

Macdonald Old England Hotel & Spa

10/10 Excellent

"Top quality hotel in a brilliant location, absolutely loved it here. We didn’t find a better bar to have a drink in or a better restaurant to eat in, all perfect… with a wonderful view over the lake too! The leisure facilities really helped too, the pool was a proper pool you could actually swim in! My only (very slight) observation might be that it did look a bit tired in places, with a bit of paint peeling off here and there."

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