坎布里亞郡大酒店(Cumbria Grand Hotel)

Lovely stay. Staff were professional and helpful. Beautifully located a short walk from town

On check in I was charged for my room despite having pre-paid online. When this mistake was noticed by myself it was rectified and a refund was given but was made to feel like I was causing them hassle. Unfortunately the hotel has seen better days and are short staffed so only a car very dinner was available, which was disappointing. The restaurant staff who were there were pleasant and hard working.

Stayed one night with my sister to attend a funeral. Comfortable, warm, plenty hot.water. Easy to walk into Grange or along prom from hotel. Great views across bay & sunrise from breakfast room. Woodland walk signposted but didn’t have time to explore

Booked the Cumbria Grand Hotel for 1night on Sept 20th to visit our daughter and Grandson who live in Grange as it is described as 'Doggy Friendly' which it is definately NOT. We were charged £15 for the dog and not even a water bowl provided in the room. Fortunately we brought our own but in all the hotels we have ever stayed in with our dog, we have never had to use our own. She was not allowed in the bar or restaurant so we had to sit in a tiny side room to eat on our own. Only 1 very dim light working in the room and we had to eat our meal by the torch on my mobile as it became darker. Our bedroom No 125 had a lovely view but thats all! The ceiling paper was coming down, the bathroom was so small that the door didn't open because it hit the bath side. The bath side panel was falling in under the bath the sink was very cracked and so was the bath. The bathroom door had to be closed upon entering as the sink was behind it as it was so small! I would never recommend this hotel to anyone especially if they were taking a dog. We were made to feel like Lepers. Definately NOT a dog friendly hotel and should have it removed from the description! Very disappointed.

Property had obviously been very grand at one time, and retains interesting features and architecture. But it was really tired and dated. We had to access our 3rd floor room via the only route available which was a 1970s fire escape staircase. Weren't sure how we were to evacuate if there was a fire between us and that staircase. The lift wasn't working, and when it was 'fixed' it was so scary we elected to continue to use the stairs. Corridors were fitted with economy lighting which flickered on and off and with the long corridors, were reminiscent of The Shinning. Finally chairs in the dining room were filthy with old stains. Breakfast was good however, with great quality sausages and bacon.

Past it’s best, needs an upgrade. Receptionist on arrival (male) didn’t make eye contact, a little weird. Room hot day and night despite opening windows which were restricted for “safety reasons” so we couldn’t throw ourselves out! Not great value for £99 per night and no breakfast included.

What an absolutely fantastic hotel the staff were so friendly including the banter with the bar staff, even though one of them was a Manchester United fan(I’m a Leeds fan). I was only there for one night but it was one of the best hotels I’ve stayed in for a long time.

This was my second stay at this hotel and this stay was as fantastic as the first one, the staff were polite and helpful and the food was fantastic.

Lovely comfortable, clean, quiet hotel in picturesque countryside commanding stunning views of the bay. The hotel has considerable olde world charm and is extremely evocative of another point in time. The cooked breakfast in the morning is absolutely delicious 😋