Haweswater Hotel

Nice location on the shore of Haweswater with lake views from bar and dining room . Not good for low mobility access, although when asked staff helped with baggage to the top floor. Interesting and stylish 1930s decor, although not particularly comfortable. Bedroom impressively small but bath was welcome. Heating not possible to regulate. Nice toiletries. Coffee bags in the room but no fresh milk. . Good food with apparent local provenance and inspiration. Good breakfast choices . Handy alternative stay to Bampton when walking C2C

Pokey room , lack of offers of help from staff without always having to ask .

Amazing location, beautiful building and grounds, super dog friendly, peaceful and quiet, stunning views, nearby trails of varying difficulty.

The position of the hotel, the view from our room. The room decor and the decor in the hotel. The food in the restaurant was delicious and the staff very friendly and obliging.

The food and drinks were overpriced.

Beautifully designed hotel.

We liked everything.

We had two excellent dinners here with a balanced choice and good wine list. All the staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The view from the hotel is stunning. Very quiet location.

Our room was tiny, and the bathroom even more so. No toiletries apart from the basics. Breakfast was very Premier Inn, cereal in boxes etc. The hotel is shabby and definitely not chic. It's quirky and a bit weird. Definitely not 4 star but with 5 star prices.

Stunning location, beautiful art deco interiors, excellent food

Noise from the roof space, possibly a bird or rodent nest?

Beautiful location and hotel. Well staffed. Stayed here back in 2017 too.

Bed wasn't very comfortable and duvet too warm for the room temperature. No red squirrels in the garden this time. But most importantly, very noisy guest in nearby room, so not much sleep. The wooden floors throughout are obviously an additional cause of disturbance if you're like me, sensitive to such things, especially after a 400mile drive.