“Excellent location with terrific views”
The staff are friendly and always ready to help. The bathrooms are a bit small.
Ricardo2 weeks ago
Just a moment…
Seascale·9.8
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Rainors Farm B&B in Gosforth offers elegant rooms with private bathrooms framing mountain and garden vistas, complemented by free public‑area Wi‑Fi. Guests relax on a patio with outdoor seating and picnic spots, while on‑site private parking and daily housekeeping add convenience. Located near Wasdale (7 km), Muncaster Castle (13 km) and Coniston Water, the serene garden setting and highly praised breakfast create a distinctive, scenic retreat.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff are friendly and always ready to help. The bathrooms are a bit small.
Ricardo·2 weeks ago
The view from my room was fantastic and very relaxing, Clare was brilliant, and breakfast was great 👍.
Yeomans·4 weeks ago
The ducks, sheep, and people gave a friendly welcome, the room was fabulous with amazing views, breakfast was lovely, and though we only stayed one night, we’ll definitely book again next time we’re in the area. Nothing was wrong.
Gary·A month ago
Clare and her B&B were the best. We were welcomed warmly, chatted with Clare about trailhounds and her farm, and then taken to a spacious, clean, and comfortable room. That night we walked a mile into Gosforth, dined at Gosforth Hall (recommended, especially the pies), and slept soundly before a great breakfast the next day. I can’t recommend it higher. Absolutely nothing to complain about!
James·A month ago
Wow. The views, the room, and the people were amazing. The farm had so much character. Claire and Ian were perfect hosts—friendly and helpful. We booked because it was close to Wasdale carpark, the start of the hike up Scafell Pike; it’s about a 15‑minute drive and one of the most picturesque drives I’ve ever seen—you end up driving slowly just to soak it all in. I highly recommend this place; it creates memories that will last forever.
Tom·A month ago