Located 36 km from Derwentwater Lake, 23 km from Whinlatter Forest Park and 32 km from Cat Bells, The Penthouse - Crosby St 2 Bed provides accommodation set in Maryport.
Situated in Maryport, 30 km from Buttermere, The Stag Inn Crosby features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
hann
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We arrived a bit later than expected and at night so we were bit nervous to check in but the owner messaged us in case there were problems during our journey. And upon seing the accomodation... we were super shocked. Our stay was only for one room, but the owner was SUUPER NICE and upgraded us to a whole flat! We could not thank them enough for that. It was clean, spacious and complete with everything you would ever need. The owners also always made sure we are comfortable with our stay and that really made they stay enjoyable :) Location-wise, it was a bit far from main attractions at Lake District but what I liked that it was calm around the area. Walk around for 30 minutes or so and you will arrive by the coast. Even the walk was lovely. There is a bus stop right outside the place and the bus runs every 30 minutes. I would say they are pretty punctual, with slight delays for few minutes. I would come again just to stay at the place and walk around the area :D
Situated in Maryport, 29 km from Buttermere and 34 km from Derwentwater Lake, Bells yard Cottage Maryport features accommodation with free WiFi in a historic building.
Offering a garden and mountain view, Arual Caravan Manor House Park. Allonby, Cumbria is situated in Maryport, 40 km from Derwentwater Lake and 41 km from Buttermere.
Situated in Maryport and only 28 km from Buttermere, Eta's Manor @ Brooklands features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
In the coastal town of Workington, the friendly Waverley Hotel offers spacious rooms, a bar, Wi-Fi, free parking and good food. The Lake District is a short drive away.
A lovely harbour and town. Lots of cafes and some independent shops. This town seems to be on the up and up. I loved the harbour cafe for the food and the views. Do visit the Aquarium, you will be surprised. Other attractions include the King Charles III English Coast path and Senhouse Roman museum - do take the guided tour. It is easy to get to Cockermouth and Keswick if you want a busier day with more shops and amenities. Don't forget to go up the coast to Allonby and Siloth then catch up with Hadrian's wall on the Solway with great views of Scotland. You will love this place if you want to get away from the crowds.
Guest review by
Brelfan
United Kingdom
Review score
10.0
Maryport is a fantastic place to visit, plenty to do and see...
Maryport is a fantastic place to visit, plenty to do and see, friendly local people,great places to eat, full of history , Maryport Rescue is well worth a visit, the volunteers who run the service will give you a tour and tell you all about the history of the Maryport lifeboat rescue service
Guest review by
Maureen
United Kingdom
Review score
10.0
We liked the aquarium and we liked the café inside as it had...
We liked the aquarium and we liked the café inside as it had a full gluten free menu. We would have stayed for the free crazy golf but the weather was a little cold. We plan to return next year in the spring/summer. The access to the shops etc was suitable. As on occasion my daughter needs to use a wheelchair.
Guest review by
Helen
United Kingdom
Review score
6.0
Maryport has potential but, at present, has a rather run...
Maryport has potential but, at present, has a rather run down ambience. Lots of litter in the streets, a nearly deserted downtown. But harbor area is fun with aquarium, mini golf, and good restaurants. Roman ruin site is of interest as well. But try to find a decent restaurant or establishment open downtown on a weekend and you'll b out of luck.
Guest review by
gregory
United States
Review score
8.0
Mariners cottage is actually in Allonby just outside...
Mariners cottage is actually in Allonby just outside Maryport (where I have a boat). Maryport itself is small and laid back, sort of gently touristy with most typical small town facilities available but Workington is only a few minutes drive away for supermarkets and larger stores. Maryport has a rail station connecting to Barrow in one direction and Carlisle in the other but local transport is fairly sparse so driving is best on the relatively quiet roads. There are cycle paths and the land is overall fairly flat.
Guest review by
Mark
United Kingdom
Review score
8.0
Maryport is very historic and interesting.
Maryport is very historic and interesting. The harbour is great to walk around and the Roman Museum was interesting. However, the Maritime Museum appears to be permanently closed although still advertised as open. The Golden Lion Hotel is a great place to eat - food and staff are wonderful. Albeit the people who live there are super friendly and nice, it seems to need a lot of TLC. I have never seen so many hairdressers in one small place and nobody seemed to use them. Everything seemed tired and depressing as though nobody cares what the place looks like. And there weren’t any gift shops. It’s a shame as it could be so nice for tourists - and I have never seen so much dog Pooh!! I had to keep my eyes to the floor to make sure I didn’t stand in it! Nice place for a weekend though.
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It had everything we needed and in a quiet location with a lovely walk to the beach and Allonby, my 9 year old daughter loved it there and so did the dogs watching the birds feed on the table in front of the window. Aquarium at Maryport definitely worth a visit and their 14 hole golf course and play area included in the price. The owner Adrian was great and came out to sort a small problem with the heating. The break was just what we needed away from our busy lives.
Very comfy beds, breakfast was tasty, and good tea and coffee is served. Hotel has a quiet bar used by the locals with low prices. Free parking nearby next to the station, or ask about the disc system. Location is good for exploring the quieter Cumbrian coast or dipping into the far pricier Lake District.
Great location, lovely staff - very friendly. Small room with great view. Nice bathroom, looks recently refurbished.
Dimplex wall mounted fan heater as small room was good but noisy.
Good hotel for the price.
All good. Nice spacious room above a decent pub. Staff very friendly, off road parking. A proper West Cumbrian place to stay which is a very good thing.
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