Situated in the heart of the Lake District and surrounded by acres of private grounds, Lizzyck Hall boasts 31 en-suite rooms, a restaurant, bar/lounge together with a fully-equipped spa and free on-site parking. The rooms feature flat-screen TV’s, tea and coffee making facilities, phones, hairdryers and free Wi-Fi. Guests at Lizzyck Hall can relax on the hotel’s terrace overlooking the manicured gardens with a few drinks during finer weather or enjoy a swim in the indoor pool. The restaurant serves a wide selection of dishes made from locally sourced ingredients as well as offering freshly cooked breakfasts and afternoon cream teas. An extensive list of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages is available at the bar. The town of Keswick is just 1.9 miles away from the hotel and the National Park of Whinlatter as well as Castlerigg Stone Circle are both a 10-minute drive away.
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Free WiFi
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Surrounded by woodland and private gardens, the hotel offers picturesque views from almost all the rooms and communal areas. There are some stunning views from the on-site spa where guests can relax and admire the scenery from the comfort of the whirlpool bath. There are also lots of seating areas in the garden from which guests can admire the lush greenery.
The food served at the restaurant has been described as being tasty and prepared using high quality ingredients. The restaurant has built up a following with many of the local residents who also come here to sample the extensive range of wines that are on offer.
The rooms have been described as being of decent size with plenty of storage space in the shape of large wardrobes and chests of drawers. The bathrooms were also said to be big and well-equipped and guests were more than satisfied with the overall cleanliness of their rooms.
Guests complained about being able to hear noise from the adjoining rooms as well as creaking floor boards from the suites above them. The lack of soundproofing meant that some guests experienced noise disturbances from the other rooms as well as the corridors.
Most of the guest rooms are situated on the upper floors and some guests struggled with the stairs which have been described as quite steep. Considering there is no lift many found the daily climb to their rooms quite tiring.
The a la carte menu was a bit too formal for some guests who preferred to have more options and a chance to order something lighter. For this reason, some guests chose to eat at the local pubs and cafes.
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