"Great news overnight stay. Staff were really helpful. Room was lovely and the bed was very comfy. Food in the pub was good too. A very enjoyable stay. Would stay again if in the area."
"Great news overnight stay. Staff were really helpful. Room was lovely and the bed was very comfy. Food in the pub was good too. A very enjoyable stay. Would stay again if in the area."
"Had a great stay , beautiful rooms and surroundings and great breakfast , the sister pub across the road was also lovely and very accommodating , highly recommend 👍"
"Had a great stay , beautiful rooms and surroundings and great breakfast , the sister pub across the road was also lovely and very accommodating , highly recommend 👍"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Country hotel set in beautiful grounds, but modern and comfortable inside, friendly helpful staff and delicious food made for a relaxing short break. This was made even more special by a large delightful room and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept on.
Country hotel set in beautiful grounds, but modern and comfortable inside, friendly helpful staff and delicious food made for a relaxing short break. This was made even more special by a large delightful room and the most comfortable bed I have ever slept on.
Poppy
Reviewed October 26, 2016Reviewed October 26, 2016
We had a really enjoyable stay! The hotel staff went over and above to help us and give great service. I would 100% recommend this hotel. Rooms were clean, huge bathrooms and seriously comfy beds.
We had a really enjoyable stay! The hotel staff went over and above to help us and give great service. I would 100% recommend this hotel. Rooms were clean, huge bathrooms and seriously comfy beds.
It's a nice pub that is part of the Thwaites chain. Menu doesn't cater well for Vegetarians and not at all for Vegans. Disappointing to see them burning coal on the fire in July, really thoughtless.
Room was lovely though
It's a nice pub that is part of the Thwaites chain. Menu doesn't cater well for Vegetarians and not at all for Vegans. Disappointing to see them burning coal on the fire in July, really thoughtless.
Room was lovely though
Second visit to Thurnham Hall and it was not a let down. The greeting when you arrive is second to none. The hall itself is beautiful and the studio room was perfect for the two of us. If you are looking for a busy adventurous holiday this is probably not the hotel for you but it is well located for exploring Lancaster and Cumbria. We enjoyed the quiet rural surroundings and it was very nice to retire to an extremely well kitted out room. It had a huge bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen if...
Second visit to Thurnham Hall and it was not a let down. The greeting when you arrive is second to none. The hall itself is beautiful and the studio room was perfect for the two of us. If you are looking for a busy adventurous holiday this is probably not the hotel for you but it is well located for exploring Lancaster and Cumbria. We enjoyed the quiet rural surroundings and it was very nice to retire to an extremely well kitted out room. It had a huge bathroom and a fully fitted kitchen if...
This is a very nice place to stay and the Inn over the road is a great place to eat. The rooms and communal areas have been very tastefully decorated and it is very comfortable. Only one point, some of the rooms overlook a road which is surprisingly busy even in the middle of the night - not great if you are a light sleeper.
This is a very nice place to stay and the Inn over the road is a great place to eat. The rooms and communal areas have been very tastefully decorated and it is very comfortable. Only one point, some of the rooms overlook a road which is surprisingly busy even in the middle of the night - not great if you are a light sleeper.
Jeremy
Reviewed September 20, 2026Reviewed September 20, 2026
Beautiful little hotel! The bedrooms, and indeed the whole place, was tasteful decorated with lots of lovely touches around & about. Michael, the owner, was very welcoming & helpful & went out of his way to make sure we were looked after, even arranging some takeout breakfast as we had to be up & out first thing.
The rooms were comfortable & stylish, I had an excellent nights sleep! I was just sorry we weren’t there a little longer to take advantage of the downstairs space & well stocked...
Beautiful little hotel! The bedrooms, and indeed the whole place, was tasteful decorated with lots of lovely touches around & about. Michael, the owner, was very welcoming & helpful & went out of his way to make sure we were looked after, even arranging some takeout breakfast as we had to be up & out first thing.
The rooms were comfortable & stylish, I had an excellent nights sleep! I was just sorry we weren’t there a little longer to take advantage of the downstairs space & well stocked...
Although the building could do with a little tlc in places, our room was large, clean and tidy. The breakfast was excellent and bar food really good too.
The bar area is fairly small and well used by locals but we did find a table both nights we were there. The biggest plus for us were the staff who are efficient and friendly and we wouldn’t hesitate to return if in the area.
It’s in a quiet area but there are plenty of walks and an ideal base for exploring other towns and sites.
Although the building could do with a little tlc in places, our room was large, clean and tidy. The breakfast was excellent and bar food really good too.
The bar area is fairly small and well used by locals but we did find a table both nights we were there. The biggest plus for us were the staff who are efficient and friendly and we wouldn’t hesitate to return if in the area.
It’s in a quiet area but there are plenty of walks and an ideal base for exploring other towns and sites.
Peter
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
Location..it has beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. ( need a car)
Rooms are very comfortable, tea /kettle etc.
Stairs are a little steep.
staff are lovely ,had a very pleasant stay.
We arrived Saturday lunch time, they had a party of 40 in, but fitted us in and it was delicious! staff attentive and it arrived quickly so all good, so I am very sad ( and surprised ) to say breakfast was poor ! we didn't opt for the buffet and cooked ,rather just the cooked, it took ages to appear...
Location..it has beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. ( need a car)
Rooms are very comfortable, tea /kettle etc.
Stairs are a little steep.
staff are lovely ,had a very pleasant stay.
We arrived Saturday lunch time, they had a party of 40 in, but fitted us in and it was delicious! staff attentive and it arrived quickly so all good, so I am very sad ( and surprised ) to say breakfast was poor ! we didn't opt for the buffet and cooked ,rather just the cooked, it took ages to appear...
diana
Reviewed September 28, 2026Reviewed September 28, 2026
We travelled from Bournemouth to attend a family wedding and booked for 2 nights. The accommodation was first class and very spacious. We enjoyed an excellent dinner in the restaurant. The service and attention shown by all the staff was to the highest standard and we have no negative comments/criticism to make, whatsoever. The hotel was very busy with other parties and a wedding but we were always treated as important guests in our own right. It would be a pleasure to stay there again....
We travelled from Bournemouth to attend a family wedding and booked for 2 nights. The accommodation was first class and very spacious. We enjoyed an excellent dinner in the restaurant. The service and attention shown by all the staff was to the highest standard and we have no negative comments/criticism to make, whatsoever. The hotel was very busy with other parties and a wedding but we were always treated as important guests in our own right. It would be a pleasure to stay there again....
Nestled in the serene landscapes of the Ribble Valley, Newton-in-Bowland offers an array of captivating experiences for discerning travellers. Explore the enchanting **St. Peter's Church**, a historical gem with stunning stained glass and a quaint churchyard, perfect for quiet reflection. For those who enjoy the great outdoors, the **Bowland Wild Boar Park** provides a fantastic opportunity to engage with nature and spot native wildlife, making it a delightful day out for families. Adventurous spirits can take on the **Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty**, featuring numerous trails that lead through lush woodlands and rolling hills, ideal for hiking and cycling. Don’t miss the chance to savour the local cuisine at **The Inn at Whitewell**, a charming pub that serves mouth-watering dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. Finally, the tranquillity of the **Newton-in-Bowland village itself** invites leisurely strolls along its picturesque lanes, where you'll discover unique local shops and warm hospitality. For a truly immersive experience, consider staying in one of the village's boutique hotels, which boast cosy interiors, exceptional service, and easy access to the area's natural beauty. After a day of exploration, unwind in your comfortable accommodation, enjoying the peaceful surroundings that Newton-in-Bowland has to offer.
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What’s the best way to get to Newton-in-Bowland and around town during my romantic getaway?
These transportation options in Newton-in-Bowland might help your romantic getaway go off without a hitch: If you're looking to fly to Newton-in-Bowland, the closest major airport is in Leeds (LBA-Leeds Bradford), located 33.1 mi (53.2 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.