The Westmorland Inn

We’ve stayed at the Westmorland twice before the stay in January and without issue. However, we won’t be coming back. 1st night we arrived after travelling from work, the sofa bed wasn’t set up for our 7 year old. We were given bedding to make it ourselves which was fine. Until we opened the bedding and what can only be described as sick was over the bedding. We notified the person behind the bar who was the only one working and we were told that they couldn’t do anything about it. Three of us then had to share a bed which was terrible. The bathroom drain was leaking behind the toilet omitting a foul smell throughout the room. The table lights weren’t working so it was either, sit completely in the dark or with a full beam on. The tv didn’t work. Not ideal when you put your kid to bed and then you’re simply sat in the dark. The bedding was sorted the next day and We got a refund for the first night. The staff were very apologetic and polite. The room still smelt and nothing else could be done about the drain, tv and lights. However on the second night, the noise from the room above was horrendous. The young men upstairs informed us that they were play fighting at 2am. It continued throughout the night. All in all, an unpleasant stay.

Stayed in room 1, pretty small and overlooking the front of the pub and main road, but wasn’t an issue despite it being a Saturday night. In a great location with a car park a 2 minute walk away. Pub was heaving on arrival but check in was swift. Room is basic but comfy double bed. Tiny shower room but suited our needs entirely. Clean towels provided. Tea/coffee facilities always well received. No hairdryer, which I was a bit gutted about as I like to wash my hair daily and would rather not have to pack one but it’s only my personal preference. Fan provided which we were grateful for! Decent storage space in the wardrobe for coats, bags etc… It suited our needs for a night, not much room if you’re out walking and have wet clothes but it was fine for a night

Room was ok.Window blind broken so had to stay shut for duration of stay, would be an easy fix. Only one toilet roll for 2 days, and would have to go into bar to ask for another one, just bought some. Tv very small for size of room, not expensive to upgrade these days. White paint dots over bathroom floor, pity somebody wasnt more careful. Bed comfy, glad there was a fan as room very hot, even with windows open. We would come back and stay again. Thankyou

Unfortunately stayed here and left after first night of a three night break stayed in room 8 , emailed property twice with issues and still no reply. I was not happy with: The bed which seemed extremely small, rickety and uncomfortable; the radiator on all night and unable to switch off; black painted walls in the room / bathroom; the bathroom sink not draining out as it should; black mould up the bathroom tiles; broken hangers discarded in the bottom of wardrobe! Room could do with a deep clean.

We ate in the new Wildflower Restaurant last night. We often eat here, but we were really looking forward to trying the new menu and were not disappointed. As usual the staff are very welcoming. The Restaurant is nice and bright and well laid out with flowers and lovely long candles, which are lit when you sit down. I ordered the Goats cheese and beetroot tart, which was a gorgeous puff pastry case filled with gooey goats cheese and thin slices of beetroot with a balsamic glaze and beautifully presented. My hubbie had Garlic mushrooms on Sour dough, which he loved. Mains were superb. Hubbie, had the Beef suet pudding which came with mashed potato, fresh roasted vegetables and lashings of gravy. I ordered the enormous Burger, which came with onion rings and chips served on a lovely soft Brioche roll. Sadly we had no room for dessert. We would definitely recommend eating here. You won't be disappointed.

Good value