"El hotel es muy bueno, muy antiguo y muy atractivo..... muchos pantalones de madera oscura, sofás sumptuos y asientos conservadores y un gran lujo. El hotel está muy bien situado, y el hotel está muy bien situado. El hotel está muy bien situado, pero no se puede encontrar en el hotel. La experiencia del spa fue sorprendente, nos servimos bebidas en la piscina que era muy caliente. Había 2 enormes jacuzzis fuera de los que eran buenos para enfriar desde el calor dentro. Aunque se calientan, siempre es agradable tener la cabeza fría.... Nos iremos muy raramente a un lugar como amor tratando de diferentes hoteles, pero sin duda volveremos aquí...."

"We were booked in for one night and had upgraded to the ‘Hothfield Room’ for an additional charge of £85. At lunchtime on the day we were due to check in, we were close by at Kirkby Stephen. I received a telephone call from the manager saying that evening dinner was cancelled at the Castle as the Chef had a medical emergency. I specifically asked if dinner was cancelled because we were the only reservation for dinner and he denied it. I then asked him if we were the only guests staying at the Castle and he denied that, saying there were other guests staying. Funny thing is… we never saw another guest at the Castle once the manager had booked us in and disappeared. We saw no-one at breakfast or any evidence that other guest(s) had been in the castle. There were no other cars parked at the castle entrance other than mine and the manager’s car. On arrival we were upgraded further to a fabulous four poster bed in a room called ‘Evidence’. The room and bathroom were clean, and furnishings are everything you would expect in a castle that is 900 years old. The room was quite cold mostly due to the weather outside and the fact that you cannot fit double glazed windows to a listed castle. I was told the bar would be open, but when I found it later, there was no-one there and no-one about. Martha went looking for a couple of extra blankets but simply could not find anyone…. In-spite of wandering around, going down to reception and calling out in a much pleasanter voice than I would have. At this point it did feel spooky…. We went down to breakfast at 08.30 hrs and again had to look for someone… tables were part made up but we had to ask for spoons, sugar and glasses for orange juice. It was clear that no-one had been down for breakfast because there were no other guests there. I did not bother with breakfast because it just seemed to much of a fuss. Martha had porridge and poached eggs and said it was fine. We did not see the manager or anyone else when we left, the place was deserted. We had to ask the chef/cook to open the large gates so we could leave. Here are the pros and cons of our experience: Pros (1) Definitely an experience… staying in a 900-year-old castle. (2) Probably the best night sleep I have ever had…. The four-poster bed had a huge deep mattress. Cons (1) They Wanted £10 each for entering the keep and walking up to the top which was the same price as to a casual visitor. Should have been free to a guest. (2) Rooms are overpriced at £85 for the initial upgrade which was by no means the most expensive on the list…. The lack of communication and service spoiled the experience. We had a mobile phone number to ring if we needed help but fully expected to see someone else during our stay. (3) Only one obvious power socket in room, but managed to find a hidden, second one by climbing under the four-poster bed. If you have a CPAP machine for health purposes, it’s a bind. (4) It is obvious that the costs of maintaining Appleby Castle"

"El hotel está bienvenido, encantado y tradicionalmente bienvenido. Cama confortable, todo lo que necesitas. Buen desayuno, perfecto para atrapar el tren. Vale la pena el precio de mi estancia de una noche, y qué es un encantador pueblo Appleby."

"Amazing place. The room was spotlessly clean, as was bathroom. The owner, Ann, went above and beyond to ensure we enjoyed our stay. Breakfast was cooked to perfection. Would 100% recommend and hope to return."

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"Late lunch driving back from the lakes. Came across the Sandford purely by chance. A warm and friendly greeting and a lovely feel to the place. Two of us had the giant yorkshire pudding which was really really good. The Sandford chicken and king prawn curry were also well cooked and delicious."