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Picturesque Location and Stunning Views
Ye Olde Fighting Cocks, located in Arnside village beside the Kent estuary, offers breathtaking views of the Lake District mountains. The beer garden provides a perfect spot to enjoy the scenic beauty while savoring a drink.
Cozy Accommodations and Traditional Dining
Most rooms at the hotel offer picturesque views, creating a cozy retreat for guests. The on-site bar with a wood-burning fireplace serves a selection of traditional beverages, and the two restaurants offer delicious home-cooked meals.
Convenient Amenities and Nearby Attractions
With free on-site parking and proximity to Arnside Rail Station and the M6, guests have easy access to explore the surrounding Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Lake District National Park. Book now to experience a perfect blend of comfort and natural beauty.
Please note the maximum occupancy of each room can not be exceeded. All children must be booked in to the correct room types and declared at the time of the Booking.
When dining at the restaurant at the Fighting Cocks, please book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Please note that dogs are only allowed in the Disability access Suite.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Excellent friendly staff and owner. Good food offering breakfast and evening. Fair pricing. Great location. Really dog friendly.
Our room was great but it had opaque panes so no hint of the lovely view. A chair for the dressing table was needed and the good WiFi struggled in our bedroom area, although 5G was good.
All the staff were very friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was great. Location excellent.
Really didn’t like the cobwebs, they were everywhere! Basic bathroom supplies not provided until requested.
eigentlich gut gelegen
weder Berg- noch Sehsicht, sondern Hinterhof. und sehr hellhörig.
gebucht, bestätigt, aber als wir ankamen wussten sie von Nichts.
Location was great, staff very friendly, food very good
Our stay was comfortable and pleasant, staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was lovely, and the girls at breakfast couldn’t have been better at their jobs!
When we got to the room and went to make a cup of tea we found that the cups left for us were dirty, along with the teaspoon. It looked like someone had recently made a coffee and the cups hadn’t been changed or cleaned. The shower-head in our room was broken so could only be used facing forwards (not pointed down into the bath) or by holding it manually.
Great location, lovely views and very quiet. Staff were friendly and helpful, good range of beer in the bar and delicious food. Best Steak and Ale pie I've ever had.
Several flights of stairs up to the room.
Breakfast and evening meal were both good. The room we were allocated was comfortable and relatively spacious. The location by the water's edge was fantastic and we enjoyed walks from there. Just around the corner were shops and restaurants. The staff were all helpful and friendly and looked after us well.
Although there was free parking available, it was a bit random and difficult to park near to our accommodation. But it wasn't a huge problem.
Nothing
Avoid Avoid Avoid We booked a luxury suite for 2 days costing just under £300 inc breakfast. For 2 people. There is nothing luxuary about this hotel or the rooms how it has a 4 star rating is beyond me. The entrance has a musty damp smell which is carried through the out dated old stairway and halls. When we got into the not so luxurious suite it had clearly not been cleaned food crumbs and drink stains on the table which also had drill holes in it not sure why, the seats round the table where badly stained and so dirty we had to put towels on them so we could sit on them. One of the towels was stained with god knows what. The bed did not fit together properly, the toilet / bathroom had also not been cleaned toothpaste spit or dribble on the floor next to the sink and the toilet had urine staines around the base. The electric shower was so old the plastic has turned yellow and the shower head pole was just about being held up with a rusty screw which was sticking out the bottom. On reporting our findings to a member of the staff he apologised and said he would be in to clean the room as they are short staffed it must have been missed. We left the room for them to clean it. On our return the table had been cleaned and the toothpaste drool also removed but they missed the urine stains down the front of the toilet. Which we at that point just cleaned it ourselves. We decided to try the food for our evening meal where we met the owner who again apologised and jokingly said he didnt want us leaving a bad review. The meals my wife and I had seemed a little overpriced the fish batter was soggy and the fish extremely greasy. I had a burger that if you wanted cheese with it cost £1.50 I believe, when does a burger not come.with cheese as standard. The bar staff where very nice polite and helpfull. If we could have found somewhere else to stay we have left that night but we where unable to.
The location was incredibly beautiful and the room had great potential but failed in certain aspects of cleanliness; however, the staff were absolutely lovely and the pub itself was great with fantastic food and views.
One of the beds had a missing wheel, which made it slightly wonky. The bathroom mirror and glass shelf were covered in what looked like toothpaste. A previously used towel was hanging on the back of the bathroom door. The flooring in the bedroom was not as clean as it could have been.
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