Hundith Hill Hotel

We have recently returned from a wonderful week staying at this hotel. We were there celebrating our golden wedding anniversary having stayed there for our honeymoon in 1975. What an excellent idea it was to return even though it is over 300 miles from home. Wow, the hotel staff were wonderful, from the owners, manager, general staff to the cleaners. Nothing was too much trouble and our every request was met with a “we can organise that” “ leave it with us and we’ll sort it” Our anniversary afternoon and evening was more than exceptional and all our family and friends thoroughly enjoyed themselves and commented on the friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. The food is superb with a good choice and ample size portions. A trip we will remember for the rest of our lives Would definitely recommend this hotel.

Sunday lunch We went for Sunday lunch and everything was just perfect from the staff to the food. What really impressed us was the temperature of the food it was nice and hot not like a lot of places were it’s warm. Would give the them 10out of 10 We will definitely be back.

Beautiful setting and tranquil gardens lounge scenic walks gorgeous building staff went above and beyond to meet my needs and listened to any comments meals tasty great choice of rooms and drinks comfortable and felt free to walk around the area and rose garden

I always meet my friends at hundith hill,when their staying in their caravan,we have coffee and tea, biscuits and toast,we were sat in the bar by the patio doors,asked if we could open them as hot the staff said no as fly's would get in ,on our departure,the staff had opened said doors.Pissed the three of us right off.

This fine venue, fine in it's location, fine in it's relaxed car parking layout and fine in the quality of the interior furnishings and layout, continues to provide a relaxed atmosphere and unstuffy, efficient, service in interior surroundings that are significantly classier and have an up-market feel that could so easily make ordinary people, like me, feel ill-at-ease. I felt completely at ease from the moment I walked through the door. Not being an habitual diner-out, I opted for the Pan fried fillet of chicken with sage and onion potato cake, crispy streaky bacon and roast gravy, regarding that as a safe option. By steering clear of what could go wrong, I found that I had stumbled upon a meal that was tasty and wholesome, with plenty of perfectly-cooked U.K.-garden vegetables. By the time I had exhausted the supply of foods that could be liberally smothered in the delicious sauce, I still had quite a bit of that sauce remaining. Not being an habitual diner-out, I decided that asking-for a slice of brown bread to clean my plate, or worse (such as I would have done in a farmhouse) would 'blow my cover!' After that, the desert menu was an amusement park of possible delights; and after eating a banana-filled pancake, with ice cream and caramel sauce; I was left, again, regretting the impossibility of laying my hands on a slice of brown bread, or worse! Next to me in this dining-out celebration with friends; my fellow-diner was being vociferously challenged to "Go on! Lick it! Lick it up!" My thoughts exactly. My meal was a luxurious treat. We were all served our chosen dishes without a pause in the service and I, for one, was taken on a culinary ride-out well-beyond my expectations.

Having stayed in a lot of local hotels in the Whitehaven and Cockermouth Area, in my experience and in my opinion, this is by far the best place to stay. Upon entering the hotel I received a very warm welcome and I was shown to a very well presented, clean and well maintained room which looks to be recently decorated too. A warm welcome in the bar and the food was delicious Breakfast is amazing and fantastic views. I still have a further night to stay but I feel comfortable enough to leave my review and book for my next stay too. Thank you!