Bridge Inn

Nice little pub in a lovely location. Food was decent, free WiFi a life saver after being without signal for a few days. Massive shout out to the young lad with the nose ring who was just a total gem, really friendly and helpful and just oozed great service and positivity. Give that boy a raise!

Visited a couple of times while staying on nearby campsite. Traditional English (none themed) pub with nice food & atmosphere. Good selection of beers. My wife did comment that the various house wines were poor, which did put us off going again (Should be alright if your buying your own bottle). It can be busy especially at weekends when you may have to book.

Fantastic place at the heart of Lake district . Staff were very polite and helpful. Food was very tasty and stylish. My steak was 10/10. Hotel located very close to Irton Pike where walk paths start to majority of pikes. Great place also for cold water plunge adjacent to the nearest bridge. There is free parking at the front and the back of the hotel. I will definitely be back again.

Fantastic food, the location is beautiful and quaint, rooms are very comfortable, clean, all the amenities you need, kettle, brew making everything, TV, lovely shower, lighting was perfect (I'm fussy because I don't like just one big light) bed was really good and the staff are brilliant. Planning our next trip! I'm coaliac type 1 diabetic and there's so much on the menu I could have. The Cumberland sausage is amazing! Highly recommended.

Lovely stay and lovely food. Service was fantastic. Pack lunch for those of us hiking I stead of b&b. Great choice. Bed very comfortable. Shower not great and lack of plug sockets in room. But all over very nice stay

This pub has a superb location, nestled right next to walking trails, lakes and some rather picturesque passes. Furthermore, it has amazing food with reasonable prices. This has become one of the highlights of Lake District trip! Will definitely come again

We had a great bed and breakfast stay at the Bridge Inn in the Lakes a few weeks ago. The location is ideal for exploring the West side of the Lake District with plenty of walks to nearby lakes and cafes (it’s also not too far from the coast).The rooms are small but a good base. They were incredibly clean considering the Inn is dog friendly. The rooms did need updating (especially the bathrooms) but for a base for the day and a great price its nothing to grumble at.The hotel had lovely staff - you could tell they were short staffed but that never impacted our service or made us feel any less welcome. The food was also amazing and well worth staying in the hotel for the evening to try! The breakfast was also fab.

Great pub, great location. Real ales. Lovely staff. Food was spot on. Burger chips and salad but have to say, although the burger and chips were delicious, the salad was outstanding. Not just an add on to be left on the plate. Chefs attention to detail is to be commended.

Fantastic place. Staff were very polite and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and also the evening meal was great as well. We ate all our evening meals here because it was too much trouble to go somewhere else. Very close to walk paths to start your walk from, or you can drive to the top of the lake and park in the National Trust car park, which is not free, free for members. There is free parking at the front and the back of the hotel. We would definitely go back again.

We visited as part of Brit stops. The car park opposite is not all flat but we found a decent spot and had a good night there. The food in the hotel was great. I loved my steak pie with fresh vegetables. The drinks were expensive pushing our bill up but I understand the need to cover costs these days. The hotel looked great too and the location is excellent. Wi-Fi was good too.