TOP Hotels with Restaurant in Barrow-in-Furness for 2026

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Abbey House Hotel

Barrow-in-Furness

Stephen

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4 Jun - 5 Jun

The Dunes Hotel

Barrow-in-Furness

Joy

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30 May - 31 May

Desk, blackout curtains, iron/ironing board, free WiFi

King Alfred Hotel

Vickerstown

Alison

includes taxes & fees

29 May - 30 May

Duke Of Edinburgh Hotel

Barrow-in-Furness

Adam

includes taxes & fees

11 Jun - 12 Jun

Crofters

Roose

David

includes taxes & fees

5 Jun - 6 Jun

The Regal Hotel

Thornton-Cleveleys

Jonathan

includes taxes & fees

27 Jun - 28 Jun

The Bridge Inn

Holmrook

Donald

includes taxes & fees

28 Jun - 29 Jun

The Brown Horse Inn

Windermere

Claire

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1 Jun - 2 Jun

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Top Barrow-in-Furness Hotel Reviews

Hampton by Hilton Blackpool

4/10 Poor

"quite a nice place clean and tidy didnt like the staffs attitude made us feel uncomfortable felt like being watched and talked about reception staff and managers kept looking at us and talking whilst staring at us. will not stay again"

The Belsfield Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely hotel brilliantly situated in Bodensee. On a hill with views down the lake. Getting to the Lake steamers is just a walk down the lawn The staff are excellent friendly and helpful Rooms are spacious. Any negatives. The menu in the Bistro was a bit limited and breakfast range could have been more imaginative eg. fruit salad instead of a bowl of chopped melon A bit surprised to be charged £15 a night for parking. If I’m paying £200 a night B&B I would expect parking to be included! A few more comfortable chairs to sit on on the lawn would have been appreciated."

The President Hotel

2/10 Terrible

"This is one trip my wife is not going to let me forget in a hurry. On entering the room there was a very unwelcome smell which wasnt filling me with much confidence. My wife entered the bathroom to then ask me were is the shower aw oh surely theres a shower no only a bath. There was rust build up on the frame holding the mirror up in the bathroom not doing any good for my wife`s blood pressure. One look at the carpet and and there was a 2 inch gap between the edge of the carpet and skirting board all round room. To calm my wife down i suggested a cup of tea only to have to tell her sorry love there is hand wash gel sat in the bottom of the kettle and mould " could this get any worse ". I said to my wife i did book a seaview room hoping to gain some browney points to which the reply was " great if the windows were clean i could see the sea". Off we went out to enjoy our night and forget about were we would lay our heads later on our return to hotel we popped into bar for a drink only to be told £10 minimum spend when paying with card. Quick drink was had and off up to our room to sleep once in bed and lights off we notice light coming into room through a 2 inch gap between door and door frame. Please think twice before booking this place. Its safe to say our next break away will be booked by wife as i think she will have more confidence in our 9 year old before her Husband."

Grand Hotel Blackpool

2/10 Terrible

"Upon arrival into the council estate hotel car park, beware of local travellers, as you you find your way in, there is No clear signage nor anyone to great you. At first I thought I had walked into a abandoned hotel from the 90’s I managed to find my way up to the reception floor where it was empty and a young man desperately trying to deal with a local travellers, a phone call and myself trying to check in. Considering the position he was left in, he was doing really well. Got the keys to our 2 rooms on the 7th floor, once we opened the door, both rooms absolutely wreaked of cigarettes and B.O. both rooms smelled the same, so not just a one off. Clearly not had new carpets since smoking was banned. There is no Air conditioning or venting, the rooms apart from the window which you can crack open an inch. Lucky we were too tired and went to bed, but the local druggies outside kept us awake from 1.00am until 4.00am screaming. It was a mixture of faulty towers and Grand theft Auto combined into one nightmare. Breakfast finishes at 9.00, when we arrived looked ok, but not really a selection, the coffee machine was out of order, when I asked the only member of staff, where can I get a coffee, she said I would have to have the juice. We reluctantly ate some kind of an egg and bean with overcooked sausage breakfast and left politely left without causing a scene. We booked this hotel, because it has a pool and a gym, the pool and gym were closed. Terrible hotel, Do not book it."

Macdonald Old England Hotel & Spa

4/10 Poor

"We booked this trip and paid good money for a room with a balcony. On arrival we was told that the hotel car park was more then likely full due to the weather even though we didn't need to pre-book, not the best start. The que on reception was also extremely busy and only 1 member of staff on. We asked to reserve a table in the restaurant and was told it was full due to the weather (yes it was the best of the year so far) surely the residents should receive priority after booking, we didn't. We used the bar for drinks again this was sometimes a 20-30 minute wait and again poor from the staff with no cohesion as to who was next and waiting first, the communal areas are a little dated and shabby but this could be so much better with some TLC and staff who are much more approachable. If it wasn't for the weather this would have been one of the worst trips of 2026 for us."

The Imperial Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I loved the history of the hotel. The kids enjoyed being there. The tram was right in front of the hotel. We had a good view of the beach and the tower. There were steps which we were told were for emergency exit. At first we thought they led down to the reception but wow they looked "scary" Maybe the hotel should put a inscription that the door to the stairs is for emergency"

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Our top choices for Barrow-in-Furness hotels with a restaurant

Abbey House Hotel

The Dunes Hotel

King Alfred Hotel

Duke Of Edinburgh Hotel

Crofters

The Regal Hotel

The Bridge Inn

The Brown Horse Inn

Thurnham Hall Resort

The Angel Inn - The Inn Collection Group

Top Barrow-in-Furness Hotel Reviews

Hampton by Hilton Blackpool

Doric Hotel

The Belsfield Hotel

Lakes Hotel and Spa

The President Hotel

Grand Hotel Blackpool

Lindeth Howe Hotel

Macdonald Old England Hotel & Spa

The Imperial Hotel

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Our top choices for Barrow-in-Furness hotels with a restaurant

Abbey House Hotel

The Dunes Hotel

King Alfred Hotel

Duke Of Edinburgh Hotel

Crofters

The Regal Hotel

The Bridge Inn

The Brown Horse Inn

Thurnham Hall Resort

The Angel Inn - The Inn Collection Group

Top Barrow-in-Furness Hotel Reviews

Hampton by Hilton Blackpool

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