Hotels with Breakfast in Kendal

I rate Premier Inn highly and this was excellent. 1 towel instead of 2 was easily resolved. Limited parking could have been an issue if we arrived later, and cost another £7 per night. Bar/restaurant opens 6pm, had to change plans. But these were just a few minors, it was above average and I was pleased.

£200 for a basic room for one night was a bit on the pricey side for me, however it was nice all the same. A few of the photos of the basic room are misleading. The photos show a four post double bed which is not the case. We found out later this is actually an executive room despite it being labeled basic. We found out that the hotel location is accessible by bus from Oxenholme train station (despite being told the opposite) and has a great view of beautiful fields. Food in the hotel is good but expensive... My eyes nearly popped out their sockets when I saw the £8.00 charge just for the tiniest amount of table bread. I'd say this was probably the reason the restaurant was empty despite being told we need to book a table due to its popularity. Swimming pool and steam room are average for the price. Staff are friendly and changed our room to a double bed room free of charge after mistakenly putting us in a twin bedroom.

Cross the bridge and go straight to the shopping area. Not far from the car, there is a weekend second-hand market. Breakfast is delicious. The room is clean and the window is full of spiders.

Although the hotel is just off the main road into Kendal, it is very quiet, and we had a room in the front. We had a very good welcome at reception. As it was a special occasion we had booked the junior suite on the second floor. There was a convenient lift and the room was nearby. The room itself was clean and tidy with all the usual amenities. It did require a bit of TLC to the paintwork, but we were subsequently told work is due to start at the hotel now out of season is here. The bathroom had a bath and large shower and was very clean. There was a nice environmental touch of soap and body wash bars in small bags, and locally produced. Breakfast was cooked to order, well presented and very tasty. I can definitely recommend the kipper. There was a varied evening meal menu and that was top notch. The bar was well stocked and there was an excellent lounge area to relax in at the end of your meal. We found all staff excellent with nothing too much trouble. Helen, the manager runs a very good establishment. We would certainly visit again.

We visited on the Saturday evening and had a lovely meal, man behind the bar very welcoming. They check on how the meal was and we were very impressed so said we would return on the Sunday for a roast dinner. Not so welcoming on the Sunday different staff behind the bar, ordered 2 roast beef dinners and it was shocking. The worst Yorkhire pudding ever burnt to a crisp. They never came to check on how the food was. The beef was so tough like it had been reheated on a grill. Overall it was the worst Sunday roast I think I ever had. Such a difference in the Food and service from one day to the next. We left very disappointed and still hungry as it was not edible.

Great services , nice and clean room . I will go to this hotel again.

Last stayed at the Glen over 6 years ago, so decided to revisit with my puppy, Betsy and a friend with their puppy too. From the warm welcome by Pauline, I knew I’d make the right decision to return. The Glen is an amazing place to stay, quiet and cosy. The rooms and bathrooms have had a makeover and look amazing. Communication regarding Covid regulations were made clear prior to the visit. Breakfast was … AMAZING!! I love scrambled egg and theirs was probably the best I’ve had! Bill was so friendly at service. I can’t thank you both enough for an amazing stay. It’s not easy traveling with a puppy, but I was put at ease from the moment I arrived. The next time I’m in the lakes there’s no where else I’d rather stay. Thank you again.

Located in Kendal, The Lakeland Kendal Hotel, Sure Hotel Collection by BW is within a 15-minute drive of Yorkshire Dales National Park and Lake Windermere. This hotel is 9.6 mi (15.5 km) from World of Beatrix Potter and 0.1 mi (0.2 km) from Kendal Museum.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and a reception hall.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. English breakfasts are available daily from 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities.Make yourself at home in one of the 37 guestrooms. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.

Located in Kendal, Gilpin Bridge Inn is in a national park, a 2-minute drive from Levens Hall and Gardens and 6 minutes from Sizergh Castle. This inn is 6.3 mi (10.2 km) from Brewery Arts Centre and 8.8 mi (14.2 km) from Cartmel Racecourse.This smoke-free inn features a playground.At Gilpin Bridge Inn, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is included.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 11 guestrooms. Conveniences include electric kettles and free tea bags/instant coffee, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Four of us visited to celebrate our friends birthday and have the alternative afternoon tea. I have visited before but my firends had not. My previous experience had been wonderful, and I rated it as 5/5. Firstly, the good points. The surroundings are superb. The decor is authentic and very quaint. It's clean and welcoming, lovely open fires. The staff are friendly, Jorge is a credit to the place, as is the young lady behind the bar (didn't get her name). Now for the not so good. I have to say that nothing about our experience was awful. It just fell a little short of what we expected for afternoon tea at £35 per head. When our food arrived, it was missing a few items. One of us had ordered the vegetarian option, there was no olives and feta, no halloumi fries and we had a fish goujon missing. The staff were very gracious and rectified this straight away. We had to ask for our teas and coffees. Our food had been taken away and we were sitting with a scone waiting for our hot drinks. Again, the staff rectified it straight away, but I'm not sure we should have to ask. They weren't busy, there were empty tables. If I just took into account the above, our visit was still worthy of a 4/5. However, the soup was watery and tasteless, the pear tart was VERY dry, the fish goujons were a tad greasy and the pigs in blankets were barely cooked. We didn't complain at the time as we just left the piggies and the soup and took our tarts home with us. I would probably still go again but this visit was definitely disappointing, given the cost.