Hundith Hill Hotel

Me and my partner stayed here for a wedding and all I can say is never again. We stayed in room 21 and I don’t think the decor has been changed in here since the 90’s, so old fashioned and the blinds were broken! For breakfast I ordered salmon and eggs, no bread or anything more came with this, I had to ask for bread. The ladies who served us were so unhelpful and very miserable, everything seemed as though it was a massive chor for them, is it so difficult to use manors and smile? Apparently it is for these ladies. £160 we paid for a dated room and very poor customer service, I would not recommend this hotel to anyone, it does not even deserve the 3 star hotel which it currently is.

We have recently returned from a wonderful week staying at this hotel. We were there celebrating our golden wedding anniversary having stayed there for our honeymoon in 1975. What an excellent idea it was to return even though it is over 300 miles from home. Wow, the hotel staff were wonderful, from the owners, manager, general staff to the cleaners. Nothing was too much trouble and our every request was met with a “we can organise that” “ leave it with us and we’ll sort it” Our anniversary afternoon and evening was more than exceptional and all our family and friends thoroughly enjoyed themselves and commented on the friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. The food is superb with a good choice and ample size portions. A trip we will remember for the rest of our lives Would definitely recommend this hotel.

i had three course dinner and each course was excellent very tasty and filling the service was also excellent with no delays.the hotel is in a very attractive scenic area and the inside is very comfortable. we will return in the future probably for lunch.

Beautiful setting and tranquil gardens lounge scenic walks gorgeous building staff went above and beyond to meet my needs and listened to any comments meals tasty great choice of rooms and drinks comfortable and felt free to walk around the area and rose garden

The owners have clearly put a lot of effort into creating a lovely hotel, and for deaf visitors it would be. The view from the balcony is superb, the room was spacious and comfortable and everything was pretty smart. However, the soundproofing was fairly dismal, so we could hear the couple in the room next to us talking and hear their child crying. - 1 star for inadequate soundproofing on what was a fairly expensive room. We were then subjected to very loud music with heavy bass from the wedding happening in the hotel - I hope the couple had a lovely time, but having shelled out for a room with a balcony in the quiet bit of the lake district I did find the lack of quiet a bit disappointing. - 1 star for the rather less than tranquil surroundings. On checking out, the receptionist asked us if everything had been ok, so I mentioned it was a shame the wedding music had been so loud, as it had made it hard to enjoy a quiet evening (for reference think Travelodge room above a nightclub). The receptionist told me that the music had been turned off at 11, so was in line with legal requirements, not sure why that was relevant, considering I had paid for a room in a nice looking hotel with a balcony in the quiet bit of the lakes. Her colleague shrugged at us, clearly indicating she thought we were the problem. - 1 star for rude staffing. In short, this hotel could be wonderful, but isn't.

This fine venue, fine in it's location, fine in it's relaxed car parking layout and fine in the quality of the interior furnishings and layout, continues to provide a relaxed atmosphere and unstuffy, efficient, service in interior surroundings that are significantly classier and have an up-market feel that could so easily make ordinary people, like me, feel ill-at-ease. I felt completely at ease from the moment I walked through the door. Not being an habitual diner-out, I opted for the Pan fried fillet of chicken with sage and onion potato cake, crispy streaky bacon and roast gravy, regarding that as a safe option. By steering clear of what could go wrong, I found that I had stumbled upon a meal that was tasty and wholesome, with plenty of perfectly-cooked U.K.-garden vegetables. By the time I had exhausted the supply of foods that could be liberally smothered in the delicious sauce, I still had quite a bit of that sauce remaining. Not being an habitual diner-out, I decided that asking-for a slice of brown bread to clean my plate, or worse (such as I would have done in a farmhouse) would 'blow my cover!' After that, the desert menu was an amusement park of possible delights; and after eating a banana-filled pancake, with ice cream and caramel sauce; I was left, again, regretting the impossibility of laying my hands on a slice of brown bread, or worse! Next to me in this dining-out celebration with friends; my fellow-diner was being vociferously challenged to "Go on! Lick it! Lick it up!" My thoughts exactly. My meal was a luxurious treat. We were all served our chosen dishes without a pause in the service and I, for one, was taken on a culinary ride-out well-beyond my expectations.