A very warm and genuine welcome on arrival. The room was perfectly adequate for my needs, nice double bed with views over the rooftops of the historic town centre and over to the moors. Delicious cooked-to-order breakfast.
I stayed at the Victoria Inn as my midway stop on my C2C ride from Whitehaven to Tynemouth. The location was perfect and I was really well looked after by the owners. I had my dinner and breakfast at the Inn and both were great. I really enjoyed my burger from the Disco Burger Bar! The owners were able to offer me a secure location to store my bike so I would definitely recommend the Victoria Inn as a location to use on a cycling trip.
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4/10 แย่
Hemanth
28 ก.ย. 2026
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You don't get good feeling when you get into the room and there weren't shampoo/body wash (delivered next morning). There is no reception and a call to the hotel, it was received by property manager. She mentioned that we didn't had the reservation from Expedia but upon insisting, she found it and took 10 mins to arrive for letting us in. For the price, it's not what I had expected from the room & amenities
Didn’t know had booked room with shared bathroom as not easy to find on Hotels.com. It is there but in more info otherwise room &owners and breakfast were great
The room was clean but decor dated. Bedside lamp shades were broken. When booking we had not spotted that it was a shared bathroom rather than en suite. The bathroom was shared by four rooms. There was an additional shared toilet with no natural light, a dim lightbulb, a step just inside the door and the door wouldn’t shut properly. The TV was paired with an unfathomable remote control that led to channels requiring subscriptions when all we wanted to do was watch the main UK terrestrial channels. There was noise coming up from the bar; we heard the pub doors .shut at 11:30 but the noise continued until 2am. Cigarette smoke also came into the room from either outside the front of the pub or from the back. It was a hot night but we had to keep the window shut because of the noise and cigarette smoke. We were offered the opportunity to purchase breakfast at £12.50 each which we declined as we considered this to be overpriced compared to both similar and more superior rated hotels. The price we’d paid for the room was what we would have expected to pay at Travelodge, Days Inn or Premier Inn where a reasonable standard is assured.