Luxury Hotels in Penrith, England
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1. Macdonald Leeming House
Macdonald Leeming HousePenrith
- Lakeside Victorian retreat features attentive staff, fine British dining, and luxury service in a stunning Ullswater setting.
P11,716
P14,059 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 31 - Sep 1
P12,865
P15,438 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 21 - Sep 22
3. Roundthorn Country House and Luxury Apartments
Roundthorn Country House and Luxury ApartmentsPenrith
- Countryside elegance awaits at this tranquil luxury house with fine dining, bar lounge, and garden views.
P11,667
P14,000 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 23 - Aug 24
4. North Lakes Hotel And Spa
North Lakes Hotel And SpaPenrith
- Luxurious spa hotel near Penrith Castle features 5 treatment rooms, indoor pool, and fireplace lounge.
P8,619
P10,343 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 31 - Sep 1
P9,144
P10,973 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 21 - Sep 22
P9,039
P10,847 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 7 - Sep 8
P8,408
P10,090 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 18 - Sep 19
P9,319
P11,183 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 20 - Sep 21
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Top Penrith Hotel Reviews
North Lakes Hotel And Spa
8/10 Good
"Didn’t pay the extra £15 per person in order to use the pool - that’s extortionate when you are already a resident! Facilities looked nice however. Decor of whole hotel lovely. Waiter Joe was really good in the evening. Room suffers from road noise if you have to have the window open (it was hot!) - understandable as it is very convenient to the M6 junction."
Macdonald Leeming House
8/10 Good
"We love the Leeming House Hotel, it is sad though that since it was Trust House Forte, it has gradually become tired, some of the exterior paintwork needs urgent work, the gardens are not what they used to be, the rooms are fine, however loving the contemporary furnishings for the period of the house, it is disappointing that it is all a bit tired, some paint could be bought and A Little love put into the building. On the side of service, I am disabled and my wife went downstairs to get some tea at The about four or 430 in the afternoon and she found someone to order it from, because there was no telephone in the room from which to order room service! And she needed two trays of tea as her sister and brother-in-law were going to join us for tea and she was told that was no problem, but it would be £20 to deliver the tea, incredible for a Hotel of that quality to blatantly charge for something that is a normal service is incredible, obviously we were happy to pay for the tea but it was the delivery also my wife asked for some biscuits and they said they didn't have any!! After lunch with my coffee I did ask if there was any chocolate and Jeff the weekend manager who is so nice said they don't have chocolate in the building however he went away and found some delicious home-made shortbread, what happened to that teatime!! The next morning we had a very nice breakfast, although the enjoyment was dampened as my sister-in-law asked for a latte to be told that was an extra charg"