Rothay House — Hotel in Great Britain

Spent a couple of nights here, room was small but very clean. Had good coffee and tea making facilities and were replenished daily. Fresh drinking bottle of water and some nice biscuits. Nice sitting room next door to our room and had a good selection of cereals, fruit, yoghurts and pastries with jams and marmalade. Nice selection on the menu for the main breakfast, full English, options of scrambled eggs, beans, poached eggs on toast with salmon etc. Hosts were nice and accommodating and were available throughout our stay if we needed any information about the area, nice places to eat and visit etc. Had the bonus of a car park with free parking which was a massive bonus as its very hard to park in and around Ambleside. One minor issue was the tight turn coming off the main road into the car park which you can easily miss as the sign for the guest house is after the turn in. Did have a couple of cars not expecting me to turn off the main road so indicating early was a must. Generally we had a nice stay and would recommend to others as it has the bonus of...

We have just got back from this lovely stay in Ambleside. The BnB was lovely. Situated on the main road into the town, opposite the leisure green where you can play tennis and crazy golf. Took us a couple of minutes to walk into town to the shops and restaurants. |The hosts were lovely, very welcoming. We had the family room which was very spacious and had a couch in. The rooms were spotless and well stocked with tea, coffee and milk. |The BnB had on site parking which was handy as we didn't have to worry about leaving our car in a public cark park which we have had to do at other hotels and bnbs in the past. |Breakfast was lovely. A wide range of choice, all freshly cooked and local. |Beds were comfy with extra blankets if needed and a fan for warmer nights. |We would definitely stay here again. Well...

It doesn't matter how great the location is, or even how comfortable, if the hosts are unwelcoming and rude, you won't want to stay. We turned into their driveway by mistake, since several of the accomm venues in the area have similar names. As we got out of our car, this couple came rushing towards us aggressively, demanding to know what we were doing there. Still innocently thinking we were in the right place, we introduced ourselves. Their expressions were disdainful, almost angry, as if we were interlopers and intruders. They basically ejected us. What a relief when we got to the right place and was so warmly welcomed. No Daren and Debbie, that is NOT how you treat people. Thank goodness we didn't...