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Winscales Road,
Workington, Cumbria, England,
CA14 1XS
Heritage Rating: ?Heritage Tags: 18th century (Time Period) The Melbreak Hotel has been converted from an 18th century farmstead and is situated in three acres of idyllic grounds between the beautiful central lakes and the quieter western Cumbrian market towns of Cockermouth, Whitehaven and Maryport. This family run hotel boasts dramatic, panoramic views across the constantly changing landscape … more >> Accommodation Rating: ![]() Stay at this Hotel from: £45.00 Location map
Hunday,
Workington, Cumbria, England,
CA14 4JF
Heritage Rating: ?Heritage Tags: 18th century (Time Period) Hunday Manor is situated on the western edge of the Lake District just 3 miles from Workington with easy access to Keswick; this hotel offers the perfect retreat for exploring the surrounding area. This tasteful and beautiful hotel invites the imagination to take flight in the extensive romantic gardens with … more >> Accommodation Rating: ![]() Stay at this Hotel from: £75.00 Location map
23 Carlton Road,
Workington, Cumbria, England,
CA14 4BX
Heritage Rating: ?The Hall Park Hotel is located in Workington town centre, opposite local parklands. The Hotel is within easy walking distance of bus and rail terminals. more >> Accommodation Rating: ![]() Stay at this Hotel from: £30.00 Location map
1 Gordon Street ,
Workington, Cumbria, England,
CA14 2EN
Heritage Rating: ?Family run town centre hotel ideal base for visiting the lake district and solway coastal attractions. After the completion of our refurbishment in February 2008 our air conditioned Restaurants and Bar (with somoking terrace) offer quality cuisine with a selection of vegetarian, traditional and oriental dishes. Conference facilities available to … more >> Accommodation Rating: Not rated Stay at this Hotel from: £50.00 Location map
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