Hotels near Whitehaven Station, Whitehaven

"Stayed here on first day of Wainright Coast to Coast walk. Good room and restaurant. Ate local lamb."

"The place was in a great location, and a lovely view. The staff was so friendly, and kind. We loved our time at Seacote."

"Really enjoyable stay in a nice setting, pity about the weather. Fair warning there are some works going on on the property grounds making it a bit more unsightly but nothing can be done about that. Overall great. Thank you."

"We stayed for 6 days over Easter. The hotel is surrounded by countryside and a few buildings nearby yet is close to Whitehaven. The views are lovely - out to sea and across to Scotland. We were made to feel very welcome and the staff were always very friendly. We ate in the hotel most nights, enjoying the well-presented tasty food. My food intolerances were well taken care of. The Rosehill Theatre is not far away and we enjoyed our visit there. The garden is going to be landscaped so wasn't very inviting; the hotel is in process of refurbishment although we weren't inconvenienced by any ongoing work. We felt very relaxed staying there. It was convenient for days out walking and sightseeing."

"The property is right on a very busy main road, the main bedroom is at the front so traffic noise is an issue. The curtains aren’t blackout curtains so street lights are an issue and one being faulty and strobing intermittently didn’t help. The exterior of the front could definitely do with some tlc as well. The rear of the property is right on a river as the picture shows so idyllic with the sound of the nearby weir. There has been some effort to modernise & improve the interior and it has been finished well. The boiler in the main bedroom starting up every 15 or 20 minutes quite noisily does nothing to aid a good nights sleep, it was set to water/radiator and off but the one radiator that seems to be on the circuit in the upstairs bathroom didn’t appear to work, there was plenty of hot water though. The other radiators were electrically controlled on a thermostat which seemed to work well. Instructions for the hot water system might have helped?? The stairs are very steep to the point of being dangerous in my opinion and this is definitely not a property for children or anyone not 100% steady on their feet. It is an old property but rain water leaking in on the stairs above the upstairs balcony was certainly a surprise. The kitchen is kitted out quite well and looks almost new, so no complaints there. The main bedroom not being on the same floor as the bathroom was an issue because of the challenging stairs. "

"Very comfortable room in interesting old railway station. Great value and lovely welcome from "Lulu" and her Mum. Very generous "help yourself" breakfast of cereal toast, tea and coffee at whatever time suits you. St Bees is nice to walk round: with pubs and a little beach with a kids playground and a very good cafe. Lake District is next door by car, and the coastal railway to Lancaster or Carlisle is a delight."

"Upgraded room was lovely . Location so convenient for my trip and great value for money "

"An absolutely lovely stay at this cottage in January. The cottage is lovely, warm, clean and cosy, had everything you could possibly want. Loved the little touches like the scones and biscuits and milk. Bed very comfy and such great service from the owners. Would definitely stay again! "

"We stayed here for bonfire night due to the location and a very nervou dog And it was everything we needed and more Although situated on a high street there ws very little street noise. The host was very helpful in the lead up to our arrival date and gave use details on local walks and places to eat which were doog friendly. Overall a wonderful little cottage in a great location and will be definitly be booking again"