Located in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales and near to the edge of The Lake District, The Bull Hotel is a 17th-century coaching inn. It offers hearty, fresh food in its restaurant, and free Wi-Fi.
Located in Sedbergh and only 34 km from World of Beatrix Potter, Dalesway cottage provides accommodation with quiet street views, free WiFi and free private parking.
kathryn
United States
The cottage is ideally situated for walks over the moors (fells). A little ways outside of Sedberg, but within walking distance. Very quiet area, beautiful green, rolling hills, wild flowers, the river with it's ancient stone bridge.
Good food at the Red Lion pub in Sedberg. And nextdoor neighbour very helpful in calling ahead to book us a table, as we arrived near to time meals finished.
Cottage totally delightful. Everything very well maintained. Nice well-appointed living room with dining area off to side. Power reclining couches. Clean, well-equipped kitchen. Plenty of dishes and cook-ware. Nice big kettle and teapot. Milk, teabags, coffee and cookies all ready and waiting.
Two nice, comfortable bedrooms with both medium and light quilts. Extra pillows ( feather) available in closet.
Back bedroom gorgeous views of the hillside where sheep and lambs were grazing.
Bathroom again clean and well equipped (auto light on mirror had us stumped the first night) Large bathtub with great water pressure, and hot shower.
Lots of information booklets available. Information about cottage and of nearby walks and hikes in black folder. NB We didn't read the last paragraph about turning off the outside lights at night, until our third night. So our apologies to the neighbours.
Three areas of outdoor seating all of which we availed ourselves. Many different species of birds at the bird feeder in back yard.........including a pheasant, who thought he could maintain his balance on feeder-well he couldn't!
Parking was good after first attempt.
Situated in the scenic market town of Sedbergh within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Dalesman Country Inn features an on-site restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
Deborah
United Kingdom
The room was very clean and comfortable, with a table offering a kettle and variety of hot drinks. The bed provided a good night’s sleep. Dinner was delicious. Staff were all welcoming, friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend this place to others.
Days Inn Kendal is located just off the M6, attractively located beside Killington Lake. The hotel offers many rooms with scenic Lakeland views with free Wi-Fi and free parking.
David
United Kingdom
Location overlooking the lake gives a brilliant view.
Situated in Dent, 43 km from Trough of Bowland, The Sun Inn features accommodation with a garden, free private parking and a bar.
Claire
United Kingdom
The location was great, the building very old which is to our taste. It was a good all round stay. Breakfast was good and very filling, staff friendly, nice view from room of the church. Our room had minimal noise from the bar downstairs. We had the room with its own shower room.
Ullathorns Farm, a property with a shared lounge, is located in Kirkby Lonsdale, 36 km from Trough of Bowland, 49 km from Askham Hall, as well as 19 km from Kendal Castle.
Great for walking, plenty of choice straight from Sedburgh.
Great for walking, plenty of choice straight from Sedburgh. There are a number of places to choose to eat from, we ate at Smatts Duo Cafe which we thoroughly enjoyed, this cafe welcomes dogs a must for us and had a coffee at the Dog Gun coffee shop another dog friendly spot. We had an evening meal at the Red Lion, again very dog friendly and tasty food.
sharon
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A pleasant town located on edge of Yorkshire dales and 20...
A pleasant town located on edge of Yorkshire dales and 20 miles from the lakes. Good location for walkers , beautiful villages ( Dent etc ) and river walks are nearby, also a superb craft mill & arts centre with weaving , quilting , wood turning and cafe.
Local shops in the town, very good chippy , butchers , grocers , the major supermarkets are in Kendal ( 20 mins car ). Excellent 2 bed property , massive comfy beds and vey good self catering facilities. The local produce was so good we ate in , but there are 3 pub/inns serving a range of meals within 10 minutes walk.
Very quiet especially at night though look out for low flying military planes in the afternoon ! Well suited to older couples , hikers and walkers but also for a family. We loved the place and want to go back again soon.
martyn
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Gorgeous area, plenty of exploring to neighbouring towns and...
Gorgeous area, plenty of exploring to neighbouring towns and villages.
Tons of walks, short or long, beautiful village, but closes by 4pm. Gorgeous pubs but get booked in advance chippy with a cafe, owners away when we visited so it was closed, but we've been before and the food is great.
Good restaurants just outside the area, ie Barbon Restaurant and bar food. Another gorgeous little area around and about
Sharon
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A lovely little place where tourists are not rammed into...
A lovely little place where tourists are not rammed into hype
I loved the shops and all the books
Easy to park and very easy access to beautiful walks
Shopping was great, no big ugly supermarket. Normal eating places not huge chains and no overbearing big highstreet names
John
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Independent shops with a great range of products.
Independent shops with a great range of products. Compact town meant walking was great to see everything. Local walks on the doorstep. Great eating places. More than enough to do for a weekend break.
Lynne
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The village is lovely.
The village is lovely. School is stunning, amazing views and walks. Limited places to eat that are not fine dining (about £30 per head) or a very basic pub. Italian restaurant has closed until further notice. Convenient SPAR with a reasonable range.
Lovely little farm cottage type accommodation. Cosy and warm, well equipped kitchen, loved the log burner on the dark winter evening when we stayed.
The village of Milthrop is really pretty and quiet but an easy walk to Sedbergh for shops cafes and restaurants. We ate at the Black Bull and are vegan, we loved it and would highly recommend, it is not the cheapest option but well worth it, very special. We walked to Dent and back on our second day which was great.
Excellent location and beautifully furnished. It is the perfect base for a holiday in Cumbria or exploring the Lake District. You have 3 pubs serving good food literally yards away from the front door, cafes and a small market. Fantastic butchers as you step out the front door. Parking is only about 75yds from property and a parking permit is included with the property.
Can’t recommend it enough.
Lovely helpful host, who also left some essentials in the kitchen for when we arrived. Clean and cosy with super comfy beds. Hot water, wood burner, well equipped kitchen. Everything you need basically.
And just a beautiful little area to stay in - nicer than being in Sedbergh. Quiet and away from it all. The only disturbance was waking to the beautiful dawn chorus 😀
The Folly was perfect. We arrived tired after hiking on the Dales Way for 4 days. We chose Sedbergh and Folly to stay for 2 nights to relax and recoup. The Folly is very comfortable. It is right in the middle of everything. It was clean, comfortable, and a cool little space. Everything was perfect. We especially enjoyed grabbing dinner at the Haddock Paddock next door.
gorgeous scenery, easy access to Lake District and Yorkshire Dales, clean, comfy, modern yet old ambiance, sheep and lambs so fun to watch scampering across the hill behind house, very well equipped. Would love to stay longer than one night. We had a cosy fire in the wood burner. Great shower. Great beds.
The cottage was perfect for a short or long stay in Sedbergh. Close to all the local shops, pubs and restaurants. The host made sure the cottage was clean and well equipped for a cosy stay. We would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Sedbergh and would stay again ourselves.
Fabulous facilities thoughtfully accommodated in such a small space. Everything you could need and more. Sedbergh is a unique town and this house is part of its history..
All access details and facilities were provided prior to our arrival.
Rooms were lovely and the Hypnos beds were really very comfortable. The glass walled bathrooms were stylish and unique. The non-kids evening meal was really tasty. The staff were extremely pleasant. Overall, a really nice hotel.
Jacky and George were amazing hosts, lovely little cottage in Sedbergh. Home away from home, with a furry little surprise outside on our last day (you really do need that squirrel food!).. Will definitely be returning :-)
The hotel is very conveniently located in the centre of town. it has been tastefully redecorated. The food was excellent (a massive improvement over the standards from the days when I was a student at Sedbergh!).
Wonderful property in a quiet location close to Sedbergh. Clean and very comfortable. Modern shower/bathroom, kitchen appliances all looked new - though we didn’t use the kitchen as we were only staying 1 night.
Extremely well equipped, comfortable accommodation in a quiet convenient location. Right on the Dales way…perfect for a group of 4 walkers. Host had everything available that we needed. Cozy, and warm.
Lovely country hotel with a great bar and restaurant. Plenty of outdoor seating too. Food was first class. Would certainly stay here again. Hotel is centrally located for the village as well.
The accommodation was perfect with everything provided, bed was comfortable as was the sofa.
Kitchen and bathroom very clean.
Sedbergh is a lovely little town with plenty of walks nearby.
Very peaceful location. Very spacious unit with a hillside view. The locals in Sedbergh were really friendly.
Being close to both the Yorkshire Dales and Lake District was fantastic!
We loved our bedroom, very comfortable bed and nice bathroom. Pub was nice and cosy, dinner was delicious. Sedbergh is a nice village and much quieter than the nearby Lake District.
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