The Cavendish Arms is a 450 year old coaching inn set in the picturesque village of Cartmel. Located on the outskirts of the English Lake District, Morecambe Bay is just 11 minutes’ drive away.
Featuring a garden, restaurant, bar and free WiFi, Royal Oak is located in Cartmel, 21 km from World of Beatrix Potter and 47 km from Trough of Bowland. At the inn, each room is fitted with a desk.
Darryl
United Kingdom
Good location, friendly staff and relaxing atmosphere.
Situated in Grange Over Sands, 26 km from World of Beatrix Potter, The Pheasant Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Adele
United Kingdom
Good mix of modern and authentic traditional features in hotel. The rooms were large, spotless and very comfortable. Fresh milk in the fridge for teas and coffee and beautiful homemade chocolate brownies in room. Fabulous breakfast.
Set in Ulverston, 26 km from World of Beatrix Potter, Kings Arms Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. Muncaster Castle is 48 km from the hotel.
Hayley
United Kingdom
The pub was lovely and cosy and the staff were friendly warm and inviting
Located within the scenic Lake District National Park, 12 km from Laurel & Hardy Museum, The Swan Hotel and Spa features a children's playground and views of the river.
Rusland Pool Hotel has a shared lounge, restaurant, a bar and water sports facilities in Bouth. Built in 19th century, the property is within 50 km of Muncaster Castle.
Karen
United Kingdom
Staff at the hotel were absolutely lovely, and so helpful.
The food was excellent and plenty of it, with a great choice.
Nothing was too much trouble, the whole team worked hard to make sure our stay was enjoyable.
Well done, team Rusland Pool Hotel
Cartmel is a beautiful village. We came for the Priory and the surrounding countryside. It's also quite a foodie centre, but if you want to try L'Enclume, don't expect just to turn up and get a table, its a Michelin restaurant and booked well in advance. The places we ate at included the Cavendish Arms (good Gourmet Pub food and excellent beer) and The Royal Oak, (good burgers).
There are several craft type shops. Also a shop specialising in the famous Cartmel sticky toffee pudding and local delicacies.
We stayed at the Priory Hotel, a good traditional hotel very much at the centre of the village.
Would absolutely recommend Cartmel - just be warned, if you visit during the racing season, parking might be a bit tricky.
Gillian
France
6.0
Scored 6.0
I’ve said it for a while now that pubs in cartmel have let...
I’ve said it for a while now that pubs in cartmel have let their standards drop significantly, they will always get bookings due to the races and events and can afford to be complacent. Most ( not pig & whistle ) charge to much and provide poor service.
Kevlozzer
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Cartmel was great for our weekend away.
Cartmel was great for our weekend away. In itself, there is not a great deal to do unless the races are on, at which times I suggest it would be very busy, but it is a great staging post for multiple attractions within easy reach.
There are enough cafes, pubs and hotels in the village and all of those we patronised offered a warm welcome and good service. We stayed in the Cavendish Arms, ate at the Kings Arms and the Unsworth Courtyard and had a few cafe visits to the Mallard. I wholly recommend all three.
Ian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A compact and picturesque little village; a good selection...
A compact and picturesque little village; a good selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants - not cheap, but very welcoming. We especially enjoyed the live music and pizza night on Saturday at the Cheese Shop. Excellent base as a location for exploring the Lakes; as long as you have access to bikes or a car - there's not much in the way of public transport.
Simon
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Delightful, friendly, well-equipped and pretty village.
Delightful, friendly, well-equipped and pretty village. Some local walks were recommended by locals and were gorgeous. The shops are perfect, great selection of stock and utterly charming. The pubs are really good, the Royal Oak serves huge portions of well cooked and flavourful, homemade food with a friendly welcome. Easy drive to seriously beautiful spots of Keswick, Coniston and Windermere. Went to Cumbria zoo which is lovely. Not to mention the next level spectacular that is L’Enclume in the village. Highly recommend.
Venetia
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Caramel is a beautiful, small village with many pubs and...
Caramel is a beautiful, small village with many pubs and restaurants and a few shops to browse. It’s peaceful and a lovely place to stop for a coffee or alcoholic beverage. There is a great cheese deli where you can choose from lots of different cheeses made locally and even try before you buy with a glass of wine or locally made ale. The famous mitchelin star restaurant L’Enclume is amazing and of course there is the famous sticky toffee pudding shop.
Fantastic bed and breakfast in the epicentre of lovely Cartmel. Communication with Rachel prior to arrival was perfect. The hotel is beautiful, both the public areas and the room in which we stayed. The room, recently re-decorated, is as comfortable as it is beautiful. Modern bathroom, super comfrotable bed, tea kettle/espresso machine - who needs more? Breakfast was stellar, be it the full English or the continental. We'll be delighted to come back and we thank Rachel for making our weekend in Cartmel special!
A lovely welcome and shown to our room, which was clean and spacious. First time we had taken our poochon Harley to a hotel for the night and everything was perfect. ,even to the breakfast , where he was able to join us.
Staff are all lovely and it is obvious that they take pride in their work & strive to make your stay a very comfortable one.
The Uplands is in a perfect location to visit Cartmel. We would definitely recommend and hope to be able to visit again some day soon . 😊
Excellent location, on street parking directly outside with permit (provided). Warm and cosy and easy to adjust temperature of central heating. Very clean. Bathroom was a lovely size and all rooms were well equipped and comfortable. It was exactly what we had hoped for. A great location for dining in Cartmel.
central location for visiting the Lake District about 8 minutes to Cartmel for dinner, went to the Cavendish arms , delicious!
Breakfast was amazing! Glass of wine on arrival and delicious cupcakes and shortbread for us !
could not recommend more highly , a lovely couple and their dog Lennon !!
Location was perfect, close walk to the centre of cartmel. Private location with beautiful views. The camping pod was perfect for what we needed, kettle, toaster and microwave aswel and a tv. The pod was a great size and very private. Will definitely be returning.
Staff - attentive, regularly checking service, but not over the top. Great views with beautiful sunset if you're lucky. Traditional restaurant menu (not classic pub food) chicken and steak meals we ordered were delicious, hot and plentiful. Good choice of hotel
Feels like home.luxury home.very nice cabin.2 floors.all new.hi quality furniture and kitchen appliances. Washing machine and dryer. Lovely. Highly recommended. Owner is very nice.one if the best!
Great location and a free parking space, which is like gold dust in Cartmel!! Friendly staff in the pub next door which has shared access. Well laid out house for relaxing and enjoying!
Staff very welcoming and accommodating, breakfast basic but good, room lovely, location perfect - if you're going to Cartmel, you're not leaving it, so location is hard to get wrong!
We loved this property. It has everything we needed. Everything has been done to a very high standard. Fantastic views, fabulous location, walking distance to everything in Cartmel.
The rooms are beautifully furnished, fresh white towels and toiletries provided. The breakfast was lovely and the hotel has a prime location in Cartmel.
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