We loved the fact that our dog was welcome and the facilities were suitable for husband who has some balance issues. Good parking, well stocked and furnished room and shower room. Staff were very attentive and understood the challenges we had with my coeliac disease. Great evening meal and breakfast.

The room allocated no. 20 was below a room in which the occupants walked up and down continuously for several hours late in to the night. The noise travels. Probably nothing that the hotel can do unless it is a staff room?

When we arrived we were a little disappointed by the outside appearance of the building, the name Edenhall suggested a grand historic mansion, not the ordinary large brick building situated in the village of Edenhall ! However it is a very comfortable hotel, we had the "penthouse" which is a lovely large sunny room with views out over the countryside on 3 sides and a bathroom featuring an enormous bath. We used the restaurant bar on both of our two night stay & was delighted with the quality and quantity of food provided, a pub grub type menu but done really well ( do have the fish and chips; it is real ! )

Nothing at all

Lovely quiet location. Good walks. Clean and comfortable. Staff very friendly. Near to Penrith town. Lots to see and do in surrounding areas.

Would have been nice to have a vegan option on the menu in the bar for lunch/dinner rather than having to travel into Penrith (only one vegetarian option available). No vegan option for cooked breakfast but had soya milk for tea/coffee and cereals.

The village and the room were lovely and peaceful.. the breakfast was superb… much choice and cooked just so… I initially asked for no fried bread due to a past horror at a different hotel but she brought me a sample.. crispy and dry.. what service… altogether a excellent stay

The exterior of the building is a little bit ugly compared to the rest of the village but don’t judge a book by its cover.. it’s a excellent place to stay

Superb, friendly unpretentious country hotel in beautiful location. So good to be able to open the windows and listen to the birds singing. Great place to take the dog - very relaxed and wonderful walks on the doorstep. Staff hugely knowledgeable about the area and nothing is too much trouble!

It was all good!

Good breakfast, plenty of choice, & dining room very nice. Room was comfortable & excellent en-suite. Pleasant bar & lots of choice for meals/dinner. Staff coped well at busy times. Plenty of parking.

Some decor looked a little 'tired' & carpet worn in 'high traffic' areas.

Unpretentious traditional hotel in a quiet village. Friendly obliging staff. Good English breakfast. Evening pub grub in the bar or the restaurant. The hotel has a spacious, free car park. Several historic houses and gardens in the area which was the purpose of our visit.

located outside of Penrith it was possible to get to and from without hitting traffic. this also meant it was a quiet location surrounding the area. the en-suite was very modern and clean. the booklet in the room detailing the area and walls was nice. the staff were friendly and helpful

the evening meal was nice enough but seemed like it was microwaved and so not it’s best. breakfast was much nicer.

Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was comfortable and the food was excellent. We enjoyed the lovely village location with a nice riverside walk from the hotel passed the beautiful old 13th century church of St Cuthbert.

MY FAMILY ARRIVED JUST BEFORE 20.30 AND RECEIVED A WARM WELCOME. THERE IS PLENTY OF ROOM FOR PARKING. WE ARRIVED IN TIME FOR AN EVENING MEAL AND ENJOYED VIEWS FROM THE RESTAURANT ACROSS THE WELL KEPT GARDEN AND SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE. MY FAMILY WERE ACCOMMODATED IN TWO WELL EQUIPPED DOUBLE AND TWIN ROOMS, OF A REASONABLE SIZE. THE BEDS IN BOTH ROOMS WERE VERY COMFORTABLE. ONE ROOM LOOKED OUT ACROSS THE GARDEN. THE BREAKFAST MENU WAS SUBSTANTIAL, SERVED IN A RELAXED AND PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE. THE HOTEL IS QUIETLY AND SCENICALLY LOCATED IN A BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE, A FEW MILES OFF THE M6 AND ABOUT TWENTY MINUTES FROM KESWICK. THE HISTORY OF EDENHALL IS ILLUSTRATED ON SITE AND IS OF INTEREST.

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