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Scenic Views and Cozy Atmosphere
Located by Ullswater Lake, Patterdale Hotel offers a picturesque setting with home-cooked food, a garden terrace, and inviting lounges with fireplaces. The hotel's proximity to two scenic mountain ranges provides a breathtaking backdrop for your stay.
Comfortable Rooms and Local Cuisine
The en suite rooms at Patterdale Hotel are well-equipped with toiletries, TVs, and tea/coffee facilities. Some rooms even offer stunning views of the surrounding valley and fells. Indulge in the taste of Cumbria at the hotel's restaurant, featuring a menu showcasing seasonal local produce.
Leisure and Entertainment
Immerse yourself in the heart of Patterdale Village and enjoy a variety of leisure activities, from water sports to pony treks and climbing. After a day of exploration, unwind at the Place Fell Inn bar with live music and quiz nights.
Book your stay at Patterdale Hotel for a memorable Lake District experience.
When booking for 10 or more people, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Guests are advised the same card that was used to make the booking will be required to take the payment. The property does not accept payment from a third party or over the phone.
The hotel does not accommodate single-sex parties.
Please note that parking is on a first-come-first-served basis and cannot be guaranteed.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
A deposit may be required at the property.
When booking more than 4 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Children of any age are allowed.
Children up to and including 14 years old stay for free when using an existing bed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds.
WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not possible).
Pets are not allowed.
Perfect location
Food is magnificent
Brilliant value for money
We have been visiting Patterdale hotel for over 20 years mainly my husband and I and two friends never having a bad experience .We last visited with our family of thirteen last year , 8 adults and 5 grandchildren youngest being 6 eldest 18 ,3 teenagers in the middle , all loved it and wanted to repeat it this year so we booked .
Finding out it was up for sale we were not sure if it would change . We arrived Friday afternoon and from the first friendly greeting , it continued throughout our stay , from all the staff . The present staff , which we only recognised 1 from our previous visits are this hotels ASSETS and deserve high praise .
The rooms do need a little TLC but they are clean and comfortable only 2 of our group found the bed uncomfortable .
The food was fabulous , varied ,tasty and generous . The breakfast is amazing , self service with a selection of dishes you can order .
It was the first visit since dogs had been allowed and although one of our group is allergic to dogs he was perfectly alright and we didn’t have any negatives .
We shall be watching what happens to see if it will continue to be in our price range , hopefully it will .
Good breakfast and evening meal. Superb location catering very well for walking community
Lack of safe & mini fridge for cold drinks.
The location at the head of Ullswater, albeit too distant for a view of the lake. Bus connections are convenient.
The rooms were small enough before they were subdivided to create even tinier bathrooms.
Nothing stands out as unacceptably poor, but the place is pretty tired and charmless. Pleasant enough staff, but their attitude is summed up as 'someone messed up' in response to my observation that the toppings on my pizza seemed unrelated to the menu.
It seems to be exploiting a local mismatch between supply and demand. In most locations it would be outcompeted and forced to up its act or lower its prices.
Good centre for a large number of us (30) to meet up, with most of us able to get bookings. Catered for us all for dinner, with very helpful and friendly staff
The mattress on the bed was so soft that one felt in danger of rolling off. Our room on the ground floor looked directly into the car park - and vice versa.
The breakfast was good and the staff really friendly and helpful: they loved our dog and made us all feel welcome. One evening they had a singer in the bar area which made the evening fun.
We didn't like being forced onto a fixed two course menu after 5:00 pm. One evening we tried to book a lighter option at 4:45 only to be told the chef was unavailable. This, however, was sorted when the evening chef willingly cooked for us. Sound silly, but I want this to reflect the willingness of the staff to help.
It was all good.
Fantastic location! Food was really nice too
breakfast
the receptionist who greeted us on arrival who unlike the rest of the staff was friendly and interested in our plans for the stay.
service, particularly in the bar, where only one bartender was serving despite there being a line of guests waiting to buy drinks. the other bartender was only interested in stacking glasses and ignored the mounting queue.
having to pay for everything upfront despite being guests staying for 3 nights. we have never experienced such petty regulations ever before in a hotel or inn. particularly embarrassing to have to pay for evening meal at reception before eating. one wonders what would happened if we had been inclined to ask for drinks while having the meal. more than a touch of Faulty Towers to be fair.
Location to Glenridding. Bath in the room.
My room by the stairs with the door opening/shuting most of the night. Air condition unit under my windows-noisy until 20.00. Bad sound proofing, I could hear neighbours talking etc. Miserable bar staff.
The full english breakfast was amazing, worth staying just for that.
A bit old fashioned furniture, but ok.
The outside garden was lovely.
If you have a dog your experience here is limited. Dogs aren't allowed in the restaurant and elsewhere they stop serving at 5pm. So make sure you plan an early dinner. Also they shut the elevator at night so if you have to walk your dog after 11pm you have to use stairs. Which is inconvenient if you have an elderly dog or if your dog is sick. Staff was friendly.
The location was perfect for the walks I was doing. Staff all helpful, free parking.
Breakfast didn’t start til 8 am, which is late if you want to get out on the fells early
Food after 5 pm- only option was a 2 course for £25 or 3 for £30, all I wanted was a burger and chips, had to go to the pub next door- as did a few I spoke to
Ideal ‘walkers/hikers’ hotel and dog friendly (although not allowed in the restaurant/dining room) in a beautiful setting. Large garden/outside seating area. Lovely bedroom overlooking Place Fell and Patterdale. Comfortable bed, clean linen, clean bathroom. Very friendly and helpful staff.
Considering the hotel is popular with walkers 8:00-10:00am breakfast is quite a late start for those wanting to head out into the hills for a full day’s hiking. Also for those arriving back after 5pm, food options limited to either 2 course or 3 course set menu (£25/£30) when light bites or à la carte would be preferred.
Wrote a review last month praising this hotel for being dog free. Unfortunately on returning this week they now have dog friendly rooms and the bar and lounge are dog friendly. Yet another place that doesn't realise how many people don't want to be surrounded by dogs. There are so many dog friendly places why give up your unique selling point. Another place I will avoid.
All of the staff were so friendly and helpful.
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Hotel in general in need of some TLC, carpets, paint work etc. Decor dated.
Clean room and nice staff.
Really loud in the dining room in the morning but it was a busy weekend. It is a large hotel so will accommodate a lot of people.
Our room didn’t have a view and was freezing cold when we arrive with door and window wide open and towel propping the door open. The room soon warmed up when the window was closed and heating put on.
Quite an old fashioned vibe in the bar, but not really retro more just dated. Felt like I was in a hotel I worked in as a teenager in the 90’s.
Reasonably priced compared to other hotels close by but still felt over priced
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