Hotels in St Bees

"The Bridge Inn is in an ideal location for Scafell Pike only 20 minutes away. The restaurant and bar have been done out very nicely and it has a warm and cosy feel. Our evening meal and breakfast were very good. However my room was very tired and needed some maintenance. The floor boards creek so you can hear people walking around in other rooms. But the bed was very soft and cosy. The lady on reception seemed under pressure and wasn't as welcoming as she should have been. But if you want accommodation in the middle of nowhere then the Bridge Inn is ideal."

"Stayed five times, excellent hotel fro a short break away ."

"Perfect "

"This is our 5th stay at the pheasant Inn and will be our last! Previous visits have always drawn us back but this time, rude greeting, continued throughout dinner. Won’t go back"

"Lovely hotel with good food and friendly staff. We stayed in one of the self catering cottages but were able to book evening meals & breakfasts in the restaurant. Lovely hotel in beautiful grounds."

"Room was fine with what looked like a recently refurbished bathroom. Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The food was beautifully presented and of à high quality. Would definitely stay here again"

"Sadly this is one of the worst Hotels I’ve ever stayed in, I find it funny to think that it causes itself a boutique hotel. Lovely gardens and that’s where it stops. What I loved was the fact that my room was right next door to the main road, so the idea of sleeping was an impossibility with traffic passing right next door to the window all night Long. "

"This is a wonderful property with lots of historic charm and stunning scenery right on the doorstep! I stayed 4 nights and Karen really looked after me; delicious cooked breakfast each morning and a newly lit fire in the evenings to sit beside. She gave me a tour of her gorgeous garden and introduced me to her feathered friends; the chickens, cockerel and pheasant as well as her lovely dogs. Her knowledge of the house and area is really insightful and Karen was more than happy to advise where needed. Powter Howe is easy to find, has plenty of space for parking, and offers fantastic views facing the Skiddaws and Barf behind it. There is also a lovely short walk from the house and through woodland to Bassenthwaite Lake. Although the A66 can be heard it doesn’t detract from the beauty of the place. I would definitely recommend a relaxing stay at Powter Howe and hope to return again very soon myself. Thank you Karen, for making me feel so welcome and at home."

"Returning to this historic hotel for a third visit was just as enjoyable as ever. Although my room was smaller this time, it was still beautifully maintained and very comfortable. I was especially grateful to be allowed an early check-in at no extra cost, which made my trip even more relaxing. The food remains outstanding, and the staff continue to provide a genuinely warm, friendly, and helpful service throughout. I was in Whitehaven for an event over the early May bank holiday weekend, but truthfully, the chance to stay here again was a big part of the reason for my visit. A consistently excellent experience - I wouldn’t hesitate to return again."