Lovely room and comfy bed. Good food.

Lovely village setting, clean, comfortable and convenient for a walk to the beautiful beach.

Room was run down, damp patches on the walls, room was cold. Owner was extremely drunk bumping into people, loud two lots of music. Ate there as it had been recommended we had lasagne which was dry . overall I was disappointed

Room was run down, damp patches on the walls, room was cold. Owner was extremely drunk bumping into people, loud two lots of music. Ate there as it had been recommended we had lasagne which was dry . overall I was disappointed

Excellent service, food amazing, cocktails Devine

Excellent service, food amazing, cocktails Devine

Staff were consistently helpful

Room was clean, comfortable a little small but more than adequate & everything to han d. Sunday afternoon locals a bit rowdy which stopped us sitting in the sun. Staff excellent and very amenable. Good breakfast. We ate our dinner at the Manor which was good but not great! We would stay again but choose a midweek stay-away

Room was clean, comfortable a little small but more than adequate & everything to hand. Sunday afternoon locals a bit rowdy which stopped us sitting in the sun. Staff excellent and very amenable. Good breakfast. We ate our dinner at the Manor which was good but not great! We would stay again but choose a midweek stay-away

Excellent breakfast and dinner...qulity ingredients but dinner was too large for my taste...this however didnt mean they compromised on quality. Comfortable bed...shower pressure a bit low and temperature hit and miss

Excellent breakfast and dinner...qulity ingredients but dinner was too large for my taste...this however didnt mean they compromised on quality.Comfortable bed...shower pressure a bit low and temperature hit and miss

Very busy bar was location for check in after a long wait. Bedroom and bathroom very good. Staff struggled with service at dinner time. Food ordinary.

Very busy bar was location for check in after a long wait. Bedroom and bathroom very good. Staff struggled with service at dinner time. Food ordinary.

The room was reasonably comfortable and clean. The breakfast was excellent and the waitress was very friendly and efficient. The 2 meals which we had were 2 extremes. Day1- The sirloin steak was excellent(although the chips were overcooked) 7/10. Day 2-The teriyaki chicken was diabolical... Too much sauce.. almost inedible 2/10.Went to the pub opposite for a pizza. Unfortunatly the rooms do not have heating(although the bathroom has a heated towel rail) On the information sheet it explains that the heating in the room is permanently turned off however if you require heating ask at reception and the boiler would be boosted and the heating in the room would work. On day 2 myself and my wife ventured forth on a mini hike and in the process got wet through. On returning to the hotel reception (16.00h I politely requested the heating to be turned on and I was told it would take 30 minutes for the radiators to start to work.. 40 minutes later still no heating. I revisited reception and the manageress(Nicola) assured me that the heating would be working within the next 30 minutes... No joy. I made a further 2 visits to reception and was fobbed off on both occasions. At 20.00h I was told I could use the hotel's drier in order to dry our wet clothes but I had to wait 10 minutes as there was a load currently being dried. At this point I gave up! Poor customer service Nicola! You need to improve! I won't be re-visiting the Manor in future and recommend prospective customers do the same.

The room was reasonably comfortable and clean.The breakfast was excellent and the waitress was very friendly and efficient.The 2 meals which we had were 2 extremes.Day1- The sirloin steak was excellent(although the chips were overcooked) 7/10.Day 2-The teriyaki chicken was diabolical... Too much sauce.. almost inedible 2/10.Went to the pub opposite for a pizza.Unfortunatly the rooms do not have heating(although the bathroom has a heated towel rail)On the information sheet it explains that the heating in the room is permanently turned off however if you require heating ask at reception and the boiler would be boosted and the heating in the room would work.On day 2 myself and my wife ventured forth on a mini hike and in the process got wet through. On returning to the hotel reception (16.00h I politely requested the heating to be turned on and I was told it would take 30 minutes for the radiators to start to work.. 40 minutes later still no heating. I revisited reception and the manageress(Nicola) assured me that the heating would be working within the next 30 minutes... No joy. I made a further 2 visits to reception and was fobbed off on both occasions. At 20.00h I was told I could use the hotel's drier in order to dry our wet clothes but I had to wait 10 minutes as there was a load currently being dried. At this point I gave up!Poor customer service Nicola! You need to improve!I won't be re-visiting the Manor in future and recommend prospective customers do the same.

Lovely friendly staff, nothing too much when asked for anything. Had steak and ale pie which i can highly recommend

Lovely friendly staff, nothing too much when asked for anything.Had steak and ale pie which i can highly recommend

Brilliant stay in st bees, the hotel is lovely and clean, quiet and friendly, staff were welcoming and breakfast was lovely. Well done to the manor we had a great stay. Also the pub over the road was nice as well.

Brilliant stay in st bees, the hotel is lovely and clean, quiet and friendly, staff were welcoming and breakfast was lovely. Well done to the manor we had a great stay. Also the pub over the road was nice as well.

Great value. Lovely location. Really good breakfast

The hotel was okay. The facilities were fine and the room was nice. It has a nice car park in the back. The only problem with the hotel was it is situated over top of a pub. The pub has average food for breakfast and dinner. Nothing to write home about, but it was decent. The only reason that we would not stay there again would be how loud the pub was which carried into our room at night. If you are wanting to get a good night of sleep before 11pm on a weekend day, it will be very loud.

The hotel was okay. The facilities were fine and the room was nice. It has a nice car park in the back. The only problem with the hotel was it is situated over top of a pub. The pub has average food for breakfast and dinner. Nothing to write home about, but it was decent. The only reason that we would not stay there again would be how loud the pub was which carried into our room at night. If you are wanting to get a good night of sleep before 11pm on a weekend day, it will be very loud.

We loved this hotel. It is situated in the heart of the picturesque lakeland village of St Bees, near to the beach and the golf course and only two minutes walk from the rail station, so there was no need to hire a car. Alan and his staff were welcoming and helpful and although the building is old and full of character, our bedroom and bathroom were spotlessly clean, spacious and very comfortable. The cooked breakfast was locally sourced and delicious and the home cooked food served in the restaurant was of an equally high standard. There was even a friendly ghost in the dining room.

We loved this hotel. It is situated in the heart of the picturesque lakeland village of St Bees, near to the beach and the golf course and only two minutes' walk from the rail station, so there was no need to hire a car. Alan and his staff were welcoming and helpful and although the building is old and full of character, our bedroom and bathroom were spotlessly clean, spacious and very comfortable. The cooked breakfast was locally sourced and delicious and the home cooked food served in the restaurant was of an equally high standard. There was even a friendly "ghost" in the dining room.

My partner and I enjoyed ourselves immensely. The staff at the hotel and indeed the locals of St Bee's were very friendly and welcoming. We felt very relaxed here and indeed we will be back again. St Bee's is a lively town, absolutely buzzing!

I had a room over the restaurant area, facing towards the ocean. Reception was okay (some oversights, like asking if I wanted to reserve a table for the evening), room was great (excepting noisy revelers downstairs outside the window), and food was wonderful (compliments to the kitchen team!). I'd suggest a room towards the back if noise is going to be an issue for early sleepers.

Lovely stay well looked after by the staff, pub and restaurant very busy and noisy, owner moved us to a quiet room as hotel was empty. Would ask for a quiet room when booking next time, room 6 was okay.

This is a small country hotel on the main st, with particularly good food in their bar/ restaurant. It is within a few minutes walk from the station and the spectacular beach. They also have a spacious car park at the rear. The staff are helpful and efficient, the rooms are clean and comfortable and a pleasant night's sleep was had by us. Plus, it is very good value for the money. I am vegetarian, but this presented no problem. The veggie options were imaginative and tasty. Oh and then there's Lydia, a local resident of St Bees. The energy of the woman has to be seen and heard to be believed. We witnessed her drowning out a meatloaf song on a jukebox, all without a mike, and whilst dancing energetically. And boy can she sing well. What more can you ask? We hope you run into her on your stay.

Stayed here on night before doing the Coast to Coast bike ride. Very helpful sorted out an early breakfast. Manged to pair me up with another cyclist to get me to Whithaven. Lovely food and generous portions and was able to sit and eat in Beer Garden with the wife and dog.

My Partner and I were going to a Music Festival in neighbouring Whitehaven. We initially booked this Hotel through Expedia and travelled down from Glasgow on the morning of the Concert: We arrived around 2'ish and were immediately shown to Our Room (No#7) which turned out to be spotless with a very modern Shower and WC en-Suite. Alan (I believe the Proprietor) was So friendly & Helpful. Felt relaxed and pleased We'd discovered such a Lovely Hotel. Drinks outside on the Sunny Forecourt before heading to the Concert. Returning around half11 We sat in the busy Bar and re-called a Fantastic Gig with new Friends who'd so kindly given Us a Run back as They were staying in Same Establishment. After a sound Sleep and hearty English Breakfast, We had a Stroll round the beautifully quaint Town of St.Bees before leaving. A Perfect Stay !!! Thank-U Manor House !!

My Partner and I were going to a Music Festival in neighbouring Whitehaven.We initially booked this Hotel through Expedia and travelled down from Glasgow on the morning of the Concert: We arrived around 2'ish and were immediately shown to Our Room (No#7) which turned out to be spotless with a very modern Shower and WC en-Suite. Alan (I believe the Proprietor) was So friendly & Helpful. Felt relaxed and pleased We'd discovered such a Lovely Hotel. Drinks outside on the Sunny Forecourt before heading to the Concert. Returning around half11 We sat in the busy Bar and re-called a Fantastic Gig with new Friends who'd so kindly given Us a Run back as They were staying in Same Establishment. After a sound Sleep and hearty English Breakfast, We had a Stroll round the beautifully quaint Town of St.Bees before leaving. A Perfect Stay !!! Thank-U Manor House !!

A good experience, though the hotel is so busy it's sometimes difficult to get to the bar, or to staff. Having done so the food offered is excellent, and home-cooked. It is easy to understand it's popularity in this area. Quality is all. I stayed overnight and frankly downstairs was noisy, but good naturedly noisy. Happy people having a happy time.