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While on a three week UK vacation I was booked here for three nights to celebrate my birthday and what a gift it was! Although undergoing a renovation, the manor was awesome! I was fortunate to have a room at the end of the hall, overlooking the courtyard, a field of sheep and a view of the sea! It was serene and peaceful. The entire staff, especially Barry, were so welcoming, attentive and friendly! I rarely rate 5 star and Hunday Manor deserves it.

This fine venue, fine in it's location, fine in it's relaxed car parking layout and fine in the quality of the interior furnishings and layout, continues to provide a relaxed atmosphere and unstuffy, efficient, service in interior surroundings that are significantly classier and have an up-market feel that could so easily make ordinary people, like me, feel ill-at-ease. I felt completely at ease from the moment I walked through the door. Not being an habitual diner-out, I opted for the Pan fried fillet of chicken with sage and onion potato cake, crispy streaky bacon and roast gravy, regarding that as a safe option. By steering clear of what could go wrong, I found that I had stumbled upon a meal that was tasty and wholesome, with plenty of perfectly-cooked U.K.-garden vegetables. By the time I had exhausted the supply of foods that could be liberally smothered in the delicious sauce, I still had quite a bit of that sauce remaining. Not being an habitual diner-out, I decided that asking-for a slice of brown bread to clean my plate, or worse (such as I would have done in a farmhouse) would 'blow my cover!' After that, the desert menu was an amusement park of possible delights; and after eating a banana-filled pancake, with ice cream and caramel sauce; I was left, again, regretting the impossibility of laying my hands on a slice of brown bread, or worse! Next to me in this dining-out celebration with friends; my fellow-diner was being vociferously challenged to ”Go on! Lick it! Lick it up!” My thoughts exactly. My meal was a luxurious treat. We were all served our chosen dishes without a pause in the service and I, for one, was taken on a culinary ride-out well-beyond my expectations.

This hotel remains a must-do destination. I visited recently for the first time in 50 years. Delightfully, this historic building remains well looked after and well-run. Significant thought has gone into maintaining and extending the estate. The hotel’s wealth of historic features and furnishings remains. (The billiard room is a sight to see!). Stunning cocktail bar. Rooms remain comfortable and well-thought out. We had a deluxe room with lake view and a very comfy bed. Modern touches included a TV fitted into the bathroom and the spa is of the highest quality. Our complimentary visit to the wildlife park revealed its heartening ethos of conservation and we were lucky to witness a bird of prey experience in the grounds of the hotel. The deputy manager Richard is attentive and supportive. I am looking forward to seeing what the hotel does with the historic walled kitchen garden, which uniquely has a mountain stream running through it.

We stayed for 2 nights but would have liked to have stopped longer. Room was nice but a bit squashed for space , bed comfortable, shower very good. Meals all good. Great place nearby at the train station. Also used the local spa facility, very smart but not everything was working properly when we were there. Staff were all very friendly , helpful and worked hard. Food was good especially the breakfast. Liked the bars in the hotel and the decor and atmosphere of the hotel.

The environment and facilities of the B&B itself are very good, and it is a very atmospheric accommodation. The biscuits in the room were delicious, and the meals provided by the B&B were also good, but not cost-effective (some dishes were a bit salty). The location is relatively remote, and I feel that people who stay here generally drive their own cars. We are a bit far away from Keswick and Derwentwater, and if the bus stops, we can only call to book a taxi. However, the overall accommodation experience is still very good!

On a 2 day break to the Lake District we stayed here on the Saturday night , was central to everywhere we wanted to visit , easily accessible just off the A66 . The evening meal & Breakfast were both 10/10 and the staff were all excellent , One lad sorry I didn’t get his name was extremely professional, I’d asked him about his Scottish accent but he was actually from Workington with Scottish Parents . Saying that all the staff were SO GOOD . Lovely clean quiet rooms

Find a hotel casually, it is very convenient to check in by yourself

First class! We have just had our 3rd stay at this wonderful place. Clare and Craig are wonderful hosts and always make us feel so welcome. Spotlessly clean, peaceful, wonderful views and garden. Amazing breakfasts-lots of choice including daily specials. The home made baking is a lovely touch. Great location with off road parking. Just a twenty minute walk into Keswick. We would recommend Thyme bistro for dinner, book in advance. Also recommend the Farmers Arms just up the road from Dalegarth for a post hike pint of wainwright Thank you Clare and Craig, see you next year