“It was comfortable”
The room was clean and comfortable. They did not serve dinner onsite, and the grounds needed to be cleaned up.
RossVor einer Woche
Einen Moment…
★★★★·Ambleside·9.3
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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Nestled in historic Rydal Valley, Crow How Country Guest House occupies two acres of private woodland gardens with sweeping views of the Fairfield Horseshoe and Loughrigg Fell, adjacent to a working farm and a 15‑minute walk from Ambleside centre. Modern en‑suite rooms feature king‑size beds, seating areas, Wi‑Fi, and most lack shared walls. Guests enjoy a traditional Cumbrian breakfast, nearby golf courses, and easy access to boat trips on Lake Windermere.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The room was clean and comfortable. They did not serve dinner onsite, and the grounds needed to be cleaned up.
Ross·Vor einer Woche
From the moment we arrived we felt at home. The owner had an extremely gentle and caring demeanor, and gave us the absolute best recommendations for walks, pubs, and restaurants in the area. Breakfast was varied and plentiful. Heating and hot water was instant. Lovely warm bedding and soft towels, locally sourced soaps etc. Absolutely perfect. Someone travelling alone left a bad review in the guest book just before us. We honestly haven't stopped feeling angry about it because everything was so fantastic!
Chaddington·Vor 2 Wochen
Fabulous bathroom. Comfortable bed. Cozy room, which became very warm (despite heating not being on) but had fan available to cool the room. Lovely old building. Lovely garden views. Nice breakfast. No path lighting from the road to hotel, which was very difficult to navigate in dark around 8.30pm. Used our phone torches, so was ok. Fridge in bedroom could do to be on top of a small table, as people with bad backs may find difficult to reach down
Sharon·Vor einem Monat
Breakfast was excellent, and the stay was quiet and peaceful.
Cooper·Vor einem Monat
The location was excellent with very good parking facilities. Breakfast was good and filling with plenty of choice. What wasn’t mentioned in the write‑up was that the Crow How is on the bus route linking Windermere, Ambleside, Grassmere and Keswick, with a bus stop handy for both directions—an asset given the parking limits in the area. I found the location ideal: far enough from Ambleside to be peaceful and quiet but close enough to be convenient. The only downside, a very minor one, was the bath in my room. It was a dual‑purpose bath designed for both bath and shower, but the compromise favored the shower too much. I spent all my days walking, so when I returned my legs ached; a hot bath would have relieved my aching muscles. Unfortunately the shape of the bath was too uncomfortable to allow a long relaxing soak. This was a very minor point and shouldn’t be held against the Quest House. I was very grateful for what I had received.
Robert·Vor einem Monat