Search Hotels Near North Walney National Nature Reserve, Barrow-in-Furness

"Overall the stay was fine, nothing alarming. Hotel looked really nice as we entered. However, the quality and standard of rooms were below expectations of a high reviewed/ star hotel. One example being the bathroom, shower heads were not consistent in the water pressure and so caused a lot of spraying all across. The bath protector was way too short and so it was very hard to keep all the water contained in. Shower heads themselves were very dirty. With the room, it was incredibly dusty. A lot of grime across a lot of the corners of the rooms. The fan was a small plastic fan, and was incredibly loud. Also, with one of the rooms we booked, there was no hot water. There was no mini fridge. Breakfast options were very limited and unfortunately not the best tasting. Given after all this, the stay itself was fine, however definitely not worth the stars or reviews I’ve seen I’m afraid. "

"It’s what you expect from a holiday inn. Food is average. Generally clean. Staff were nice. Shower pressure was fairly poor. "

"Stayed one night for work. Decent room rate and a huge room. Staff are great. Food in the restaurant is reasonably priced and very tasty. Hotel is remote so nothing else in the vicinity "

"Lvly stay - thank you Only change I would make. A different cereal as Kellogg's is Halal marked & therefore only for Muslims !/"

"Nice hotel & brilliant staff"

"Absolutely spotless and well equipped "

"Good (heating) temperature control, center of the town. Walking distance to work place. Private carpark for parking. Clean room etc."

"Simple, spacious, quiet, and comfortable. A bit worn in places (furniture, ceiling), bed a little sagging, kettle a bit grotty, and water pressure inconsistent, but all in all fine. Close to numerous supermarkets and walking trails and next to the worthwhile Dock Museum. "

"Hotel is lovely, staff are friendly and it’s nice and clean. The mattress was quite hard that’s really the only thing that I would say negatively. But if I ever return to barrow I would stay again. "