Hotels in Lancaster, Lancashire

“Enjoyed drinks with friends here, quality gin and beer, nice atmosphere and great staff - what more do you need.

Even when the bar was packed the service was quick and efficient. Thanks for a fun evening.”

“found on a stop over in Lancaster . Staff so friendly and helpful, gorgeous venue comfy and warm , Food (Sunday dinner) was really very good at a reasonable price . Will be back thank you .. traditional pub charm with warm and welcoming staff”

“All in all a good experience. They kindly informed us we could store our bikes in the room, though there were also Sheffield stands outside. Bathroom was modern and clean, yet a couple of minor things needed attention. Buffet breakfast was plentiful and decent.”

“We have just spent 3 nights at ths services whilst we visited family and friends. The lodge has a large carpark which is free. On arrival we were met by a lovely lady who really made us welcome. The room was spacious and very clean as well as well presented. The bed was comfortuble and the room was nice and warm. If we had to complain ths chairs were not very comfortable as we were back from our vislts by 7.30 ish and had reading items to relax with till bedtime. That said we would have know reason to not stop again.Rooms: Chairs not comfey!!!”

“From the outside you expect this pub to be quaint and full of history but somewhat disappointingly when you go through the door you could be in any one of hundreds of pubs like it. It's decorated and laid out in that 'chain pub' style although I don't think it is part of a chain. There were three cask beers on when we visited, my Cumberland Ale was smashing and my husband's Coniston Bluebird got the thumbs up - Beacon was the other beer. There's a pool table and their sign says they have a 'Clatterbang Alley' though what or where that was I didn't find out :-) They're certainly working hard to woo trade with quiz nights, games nights, live music etc. and we got a warm welcome. All in all a pleasant enough pub that I'll happily return to.”