Crown Inn at Pooley Bridge

The staff were excellent Our room was excellent Our bed was extremely comfortable The breakfast was excellent

It was fantastic Everything

Staff was very friendly. Beautiful views. The bed was terrible uncomfortable.

The only thing was the step on the room .

We had an EXCEPTIONAL experience with Aimee & her team. Aimee went way above & beyond to assist us when a number of things went very sideways with transportation, luggage, logistics & care. Thank you Aimee!!! Nothing!

Room was a little cozy but has everything needed and clean

The hotel was beautiful, the location was perfect and the staff were so lovely.

Comfortable rooms, lovely location and delicious included breakfast. No direct parking available - had to pay for parking down the street.

The room, location, and staff were very good. Very tight with milk, barely enough for one coffee with breakfast, when asked for more they give a thimble sized amount.

Can't think of anything...

We got in the hottest spot of anybody holidaying, the biggest room, overlooking the village, amazing breakfast continental and grill in with the cost of our room, the staff work really busy long days and keep in such good, happy spirits as hard as there day is, this is the only place to stay where the Crown has a view at the back of the Inn that takes your breath away, you tube Pooley Bridge shows you all this, we was nextdoor to the post office that has everything, amazing salads, pies, banoffee pie, open until 9pm, surrounded by fantastic food, specialist alcohol shops, tourist, coffee shops and gift shops, all in a 60 second walk to them all,we parked car outside, never used it for 4 days, there is a farmer's field parking 5 min walk for £4 for the day, do a deal with the guy if you need to park overnight. We walked to the Pooley Bridge church, go right up past the campsite on upto the cockpit stone circle, you eventually see Lowther castle miles away, then to Askham 3 miles, The Queen's head has the best pizza and fries we've ever had, then onto Lowther castle, beautifull amazing grounds and building, a must walk, castle closes at 5 pm, £15. We also went on steam boat 5 mins walk to pier, £32 one way £50 both ways an hour trip to Glenridding, ask at Tourist Information if you're not sure about Helvellyn climb, Glenridding dodd or Sheffield Pike, we did an easy climb to Lanty's Tarn about a 15 minute climb to a bench with gorgeous views, then later walked back towards Aira Force, gorgeous walk down the side of Ullswater, got the open top bus at seldom seen as we run out of time which was on the route back, £3. The weather was touch and go, so started trips 12 as weather was bad in the morning, if you start earlier you have time on you're side, there was nothing to dislike only sooo much to get through.

Area is perfect for walkers and families who like the outdoors. Toiletries were good quality. Great shower. Beds were comfortable. Room no 1 was a separate building. It had a floor to ceiling window. It didn't have blinds. Just a curtain which wasn't fitted properly.! If you wanted to have any privacy throughout the day, you had to close the curtain and put poor quality lights on. ! It was like a shop window! The bedroom door, which was the front door, facing the square and car park had gaps at the bottom, letting daylight and weather in. There was a draught excluder for bad weather. Service in restaurant was very slow. Food was ok but not great.

No allocated parking. However you might be lucky enough to get a parking space just outside the hotel or parking along the road for just £4 /day

Then we were offered takeaway breakfasts the following morning because we had a very early start. Really couldn't have been more helpful

Very good

Stayed for one night - rooms were lovely ! Very clean and the rain drop showers are amazing . Beds are comfy and the breakfast was delicious ! Nothing

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