Moresby Hall Country House Hotel

Excellent experience, very hospitable staff and we were made to feel very welcome. Dog friendly establishment with big grounds to walk.

Room decoration is super. Bed is so comfy. Restaurant foods are excellent. Only down is that entry is very narrow to get into the property.

Really enjoyable visit. Staff very attentive and gave prompt services. Room was enormous with a bed with 2 time zones. Made us feel really small, initially we thought it was hard but we slept so soundly. Jetted tub with the tv in the wall was a nice touch. Small gardens but immaculately kept. Very quiet considering we were just below a major road. Breakfast was really good and the staff were really efficient and were able to supply a good breakfast

Beautiful old building, lovely grounds staff were excellent. The bed was not that comfortable. Currently no restaurant. No laundry on site only a laundry service. Entryway is a bit tight for getting a car in

Great attentive staff and a wonderful hotel. The breakfast and dinner were excellent and the bar had a wide choice including local beers.

Fantastic character of property which is grade 1 listed. Staff could not have been more helpful. Put a comment on the initial review about a mini fridge would be useful and one was there the next time we got back to our enormous bedroom. Because of the grade 1 listing the en suite was in the corner of the room with no window which meant the light and extractor fan had to go on every time.

We had a lovely stay here, the staff were all lovely and our room with jacuzzi bath was fabulous. You should have dinner if you stay it was very good, big portions and reasonably priced. They also have electric car chargers.

Amazing hotel, beautiful location. Breakfast was heavenly with lots of selection. Cereal, fruit, yoghurts and selection of hot breakfast from full english to porridge. They cater for all dietary needs. Lovely quaint romantic restaurant again with a lovely selection of food. We actually ate there both nights we stayed and then had some nice peacful drinks in hotel bar. As for the rooms they were stunning, clean, confortable beds with all the amenties you need. Whether you just want a night away from it all or a base to explore whitehaven or st.bees Moresby Hall is the place to stay.

Another fantastic stay in this beautiful building. The owners Jane and Dave are so welcoming and couldn't do enough for me. Moresby hall is very well maintained, very clean and just a lovely experience to stay in such a historic building including an amazing breakfast! I loved the huge 4 poster bed, period furniture and complimentary shampoo, shower gel and body cream which are a great quality for once! They also have meeting facilities. I will be returning with my family soon as I would like them to experience what a difference this hotel is from the the regular, impersonal and generic hotels we usually have. Thank you Jane, Dave and your staff!

Booked for a business trip, I had a meeting mid afternoon and wanted to be settled in the room before starting my online meeting, this meant checking in early, I called the hotel and they were very polite on the phone and happy to oblige. On arriving I had to ring a bell to be let into the building, I was shown to my room, Rooms are ok, comfortable enough and clean if a bit cold. The lady that checked me in asked what time I want breakfast, I was leaving early, before usual breakfast service but was offered for there to be some cereal etc out for me to grab, which was a nice offer. I then found the restaurant is no longer operating, which wasn’t on the Expedia listing. So I ended up at the premier inn restaurant down the road for dinner. On arrival back at the hotel I was greeted by someone who seemed annoyed at me, told breakfast was not possible as they lock the rooms downstairs, as well as the front doors?? Seems like they don’t trust their guests. Any way I said it didn’t matter and went back to my room. Slept ok, got ready to leave for the day and just as I was on the way out, I was offered breakfast which I now didn’t have time for. There is a building site right outside the hotel, I didn’t notice noise, but others might. Turn into the hotel is very tight if you have a big car. Without an on-site restaurant and other small niggles in all honesty it’s not worth the effort, just stay at the premier inn.

Clean room and really friendly, hospitable staff

The room itself was a normal hotel room, when first viewed, until the smell of disinfectant hit your nose and never left until Later on in the evening after struggling to open the old sash window,which was behind a peice of furniture with the mirror and kettle on it. Taking a shower was fun, it was an old fashioned multi trick shower which came at you from all sides. One of the sliding shower doors did not come together, you had to get soaked just to get a normal shower setting. Breakfast was good, but did not have cooked breakfast, one of the other residents came in with her dog to breakfast and the dog was fed some breakfast with one of the normal dinning plates. The door locks are the American type of lock, which I had trouble with particularly as the hall light outside my room was less than good. The receptionist seemed less than pleased having to come and help me with locking my door. I would not have stayed and gone elsewhere if I had not been tired from driving all day. While it is a historic old building, it really needs an Injection of cash to make it great again.

Beautiful location but sadly let down by cleanliness in the bathroom: hair & bits of dog biscuit on the floor near the loo. The room was stunning but tired, ripped / warn / tired room interior. Milk off we believe for breakfast no 1. Lovely staff but using a custom outside corridor as a staff smoking / chill out area was less than ideal. Plus’s points; Beautiful location, electric car charging, breakfast was generally very tasty, friend staff.

Hall is looking tired on the outside with visable broken and boarded up windows at the very top. Room was dated, we stayed in the Munro studio, no windows that open and looks directly onto the back entrance so needed to keep blinds down otherwise people could see straight in as this is a ground floor room. Opposite kitchen so could smell the cooking. What made this stay was the lovely staff and evening meals were great

The hotel has so much history and the church across the road is beautiful. The rooms were warm, immaculate and the medieval stairs are a must. Food was all homemade and the breakfast was plentyful. Will definitely stay there again when I'm in the area.

From the warm welcome to the delicious food served, I loved every moment of my stay at this fantastic and unique hotel, steeped in history and character. My room was spacious and well kept, boasting a super comfy bed that ensured a great night's sleep. Without a doubt, this establishment ranks highly among the best hotels I have had the pleasure of staying, and I hope to make a return visit soon.

Amazing hotel, beautiful location. Breakfast was heavenly with lots of selection. Cereal, fruit, yoghurts and selection of hot breakfast from full english to porridge. They cater for all dietary needs. Lovely quaint romantic restaurant again with a lovely selection of food. We actually ate there both nights we stayed and then had some nice peacful drinks in hotel bar. As for the rooms they were stunning, clean, confortable beds with all the amenties you need. Whether you just want a night away from it all or a base to explore whitehaven or st.bees Moresby Hall is the place to stay.

My stay at this fantastic, historic hotel was truly exceptional from start to finish. From the genuinely warm welcome to the outstanding food, every aspect was a delight. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout. My spacious, well-kept room, complete with a wonderfully comfortable four-poster bed, ensured a perfect night's sleep. This unique establishment is undoubtedly one of the best hotels I've had the pleasure of staying. Highly recommended.

Building has lots of character and well maintained rooms.

Another fantastic stay in this beautiful building. The owners Jane and Dave are so welcoming and couldn't do enough for me. Moresby hall is very well maintained, very clean and just a lovely experience to stay in such a historic building including an amazing breakfast! I loved the huge 4 poster bed, period furniture and complimentary shampoo, shower gel and body cream which are a great quality for once! They also have meeting facilities. I will be returning with my family soon as I would like them to experience what a difference this hotel is from the the regular, impersonal and generic hotels we usually have. Thank you Jane, Dave and your staff!

This is a superb hotel, I was met with a very warm greeting, all of the staff were lovely and couldn’t do enough. My room (Le Meschin) was huge with a superbly comfortable four poster bed and a multi-function shower in the en suite that was perfect after my day of cycling. Food was great, location excellent, I have already recommended to friends

The room itself was a normal hotel room, when first viewed, until the smell of disinfectant hit your nose and never left until Later on in the evening after struggling to open the old sash window,which was behind a peice of furniture with the mirror and kettle on it. Taking a shower was fun, it was an old fashioned multi trick shower which came at you from all sides. One of the sliding shower doors did not come together, you had to get soaked just to get a normal shower setting. Breakfast was good, but did not have cooked breakfast, one of the other residents came in with her dog to breakfast and the dog was fed some breakfast with one of the normal dinning plates. The door locks are the American type of lock, which I had trouble with particularly as the hall light outside my room was less than good. The receptionist seemed less than pleased having to come and help me with locking my door. I would not have stayed and gone elsewhere if I had not been tired from driving all day. While it is a historic old building, it really needs an Injection of cash to make it great again.

Hotel full of character, food was very good, excellent sunday roast and breakfast, and the staff were very efficient and friendly. Our room (Smeaton) was in the old section of the hotel, accessed by a narrow spiral stone staircase, with a low oak beam splitting the room in two, unfortunately poor weather meant rain and wind hitting the not so insulated roof was very noisy and made the room cold. We would stay again but in a different room!

Room decoration is super. Bed is so comfy. Restaurant foods are excellent. Only down is that entry is very narrow to get into the property.

Really enjoyable visit. Staff very attentive and gave prompt services. Room was enormous with a bed with 2 time zones. Made us feel really small, initially we thought it was hard but we slept so soundly. Jetted tub with the tv in the wall was a nice touch. Small gardens but immaculately kept. Very quiet considering we were just below a major road. Breakfast was really good and the staff were really efficient and were able to supply a good breakfast

Hall is looking tired on the outside with visable broken and boarded up windows at the very top. Room was dated, we stayed in the Munro studio, no windows that open and looks directly onto the back entrance so needed to keep blinds down otherwise people could see straight in as this is a ground floor room. Opposite kitchen so could smell the cooking. What made this stay was the lovely staff and evening meals were great

The hotel has so much history and the church across the road is beautiful. The rooms were warm, immaculate and the medieval stairs are a must. Food was all homemade and the breakfast was plentyful. Will definitely stay there again when I'm in the area.

Lovely place to stay. Big rooms with nice facilities. I liked every bit of the stay ..

Huge and stunning rooms Excellent service

My stay at this fantastic, historic hotel was truly exceptional from start to finish. From the genuinely warm welcome to the outstanding food, every aspect was a delight. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout. My spacious, well-kept room, complete with a wonderfully comfortable four-poster bed, ensured a perfect night's sleep. This unique establishment is undoubtedly one of the best hotels I've had the pleasure of staying. Highly recommended.

Staff were superb, warm welcome, excellent evening meal and breakfast. Room was perfect for us, thanks

The room itself was a normal hotel room, when first viewed, until the smell of disinfectant hit your nose and never left until Later on in the evening after struggling to open the old sash window,which was behind a peice of furniture with the mirror and kettle on it. Taking a shower was fun, it was an old fashioned multi trick shower which came at you from all sides. One of the sliding shower doors did not come together, you had to get soaked just to get a normal shower setting. Breakfast was good, but did not have cooked breakfast, one of the other residents came in with her dog to breakfast and the dog was fed some breakfast with one of the normal dinning plates. The door locks are the American type of lock, which I had trouble with particularly as the hall light outside my room was less than good. The receptionist seemed less than pleased having to come and help me with locking my door. I would not have stayed and gone elsewhere if I had not been tired from driving all day. While it is a historic old building, it really needs an Injection of cash to make it great again.

Excellent experience, very hospitable staff and we were made to feel very welcome. Dog friendly establishment with big grounds to walk.

What a beautiful looking hotel, with the staff and new owners to match, my stay at the hotel was a very special one, celebrating my 60th birthday, the owner Steph and her lovely family made me feel very special. Thank you so much for your hospitality, wish you all the best for the future.

Great attentive staff and a wonderful hotel. The breakfast and dinner were excellent and the bar had a wide choice including local beers.

Fantastic character of property which is grade 1 listed. Staff could not have been more helpful. Put a comment on the initial review about a mini fridge would be useful and one was there the next time we got back to our enormous bedroom. Because of the grade 1 listing the en suite was in the corner of the room with no window which meant the light and extractor fan had to go on every time.

Very friendly staff, nothing was too much for them.

Fantastic staff Lovely food Especially noteworthy breakfasts

Extremely welcoming and genuine staff who really made me feel at home.

Booked for a business trip, I had a meeting mid afternoon and wanted to be settled in the room before starting my online meeting, this meant checking in early, I called the hotel and they were very polite on the phone and happy to oblige. On arriving I had to ring a bell to be let into the building, I was shown to my room, Rooms are ok, comfortable enough and clean if a bit cold. The lady that checked me in asked what time I want breakfast, I was leaving early, before usual breakfast service but was offered for there to be some cereal etc out for me to grab, which was a nice offer. I then found the restaurant is no longer operating, which wasn’t on the Expedia listing. So I ended up at the premier inn restaurant down the road for dinner. On arrival back at the hotel I was greeted by someone who seemed annoyed at me, told breakfast was not possible as they lock the rooms downstairs, as well as the front doors?? Seems like they don’t trust their guests. Any way I said it didn’t matter and went back to my room. Slept ok, got ready to leave for the day and just as I was on the way out, I was offered breakfast which I now didn’t have time for. There is a building site right outside the hotel, I didn’t notice noise, but others might. Turn into the hotel is very tight if you have a big car. Without an on-site restaurant and other small niggles in all honesty it’s not worth the effort, just stay at the premier inn.

This is a superb hotel, I was met with a very warm greeting, all of the staff were lovely and couldn’t do enough. My room (Le Meschin) was huge with a superbly comfortable four poster bed and a multi-function shower in the en suite that was perfect after my day of cycling. Food was great, location excellent, I have already recommended to friends

The style, history & decor of the building the pleasant friendly helpful staff delicious food little extras lovely area sea views could see Isle of Man & coast o Scotland but also close to the lakes would love to go again

Excellent stay in Whitehaven

Really enjoyable visit. Staff very attentive and gave prompt services. Room was enormous with a bed with 2 time zones. Made us feel really small, initially we thought it was hard but we slept so soundly. Jetted tub with the tv in the wall was a nice touch. Small gardens but immaculately kept. Very quiet considering we were just below a major road. Breakfast was really good and the staff were really efficient and were able to supply a good breakfast

The room was located in backyard house, where highway maintenance trucks were parking directly in font of the window. The room for two was equipped for one. The building is located directly beneath the highway and would be pretty noisy. At our stay it was closed due to construction work.

The hotel has so much history and the church across the road is beautiful. The rooms were warm, immaculate and the medieval stairs are a must. Food was all homemade and the breakfast was plentyful. Will definitely stay there again when I'm in the area.

Very old manor ,food and staff where excellent building was a bit uneven which you would expect but overall would thoroughly recommend to anybody that likes walks and visits to the lakes.

Amazing hotel, beautiful location. Breakfast was heavenly with lots of selection. Cereal, fruit, yoghurts and selection of hot breakfast from full english to porridge. They cater for all dietary needs. Lovely quaint romantic restaurant again with a lovely selection of food. We actually ate there both nights we stayed and then had some nice peacful drinks in hotel bar. As for the rooms they were stunning, clean, confortable beds with all the amenties you need. Whether you just want a night away from it all or a base to explore whitehaven or st.bees Moresby Hall is the place to stay.

I had a wonderful stay at Moresby Hall. Idyllic scenery and friendly, helpful staff. Food was filling and standard so no surprises on the menu. As a solo traveller I was disappointed to have limited dining opportunities in walking distance. Beautiful historic building.

Booked for a business trip, I had a meeting mid afternoon and wanted to be settled in the room before starting my online meeting, this meant checking in early, I called the hotel and they were very polite on the phone and happy to oblige. On arriving I had to ring a bell to be let into the building, I was shown to my room, Rooms are ok, comfortable enough and clean if a bit cold. The lady that checked me in asked what time I want breakfast, I was leaving early, before usual breakfast service but was offered for there to be some cereal etc out for me to grab, which was a nice offer. I then found the restaurant is no longer operating, which wasn’t on the Expedia listing. So I ended up at the premier inn restaurant down the road for dinner. On arrival back at the hotel I was greeted by someone who seemed annoyed at me, told breakfast was not possible as they lock the rooms downstairs, as well as the front doors?? Seems like they don’t trust their guests. Any way I said it didn’t matter and went back to my room. Slept ok, got ready to leave for the day and just as I was on the way out, I was offered breakfast which I now didn’t have time for. There is a building site right outside the hotel, I didn’t notice noise, but others might. Turn into the hotel is very tight if you have a big car. Without an on-site restaurant and other small niggles in all honesty it’s not worth the effort, just stay at the premier inn.

Such a stunning g historic building . Delicious supper & friendly professional staff

Hotel full of character, food was very good, excellent sunday roast and breakfast, and the staff were very efficient and friendly. Our room (Smeaton) was in the old section of the hotel, accessed by a narrow spiral stone staircase, with a low oak beam splitting the room in two, unfortunately poor weather meant rain and wind hitting the not so insulated roof was very noisy and made the room cold. We would stay again but in a different room!

Beautiful old building, lovely grounds staff were excellent. The bed was not that comfortable. Currently no restaurant. No laundry on site only a laundry service. Entryway is a bit tight for getting a car in

Great attentive staff and a wonderful hotel. The breakfast and dinner were excellent and the bar had a wide choice including local beers.

We had a lovely stay here, the staff were all lovely and our room with jacuzzi bath was fabulous. You should have dinner if you stay it was very good, big portions and reasonably priced. They also have electric car chargers.

The hotel has so much history and the church across the road is beautiful. The rooms were warm, immaculate and the medieval stairs are a must. Food was all homemade and the breakfast was plentyful. Will definitely stay there again when I'm in the area.

Amazing hotel, beautiful location. Breakfast was heavenly with lots of selection. Cereal, fruit, yoghurts and selection of hot breakfast from full english to porridge. They cater for all dietary needs. Lovely quaint romantic restaurant again with a lovely selection of food. We actually ate there both nights we stayed and then had some nice peacful drinks in hotel bar. As for the rooms they were stunning, clean, confortable beds with all the amenties you need. Whether you just want a night away from it all or a base to explore whitehaven or st.bees Moresby Hall is the place to stay.

Fantastic staff Lovely food Especially noteworthy breakfasts

Such a lovely place ! The room was large and nicely furnished warm and cosy .nice bathroom amazing shower .beautful architecture and furnishings /decor. Dinner was faultless - food and service! Recommend the steak .the breakfast was gorgeous too all local produce.prices were reasonable .the Hostess could not do enough . She was an asset to the hotel .we will defintely be staying here again .best place to stay in Whitehaven . Pet friendly too !

Booked for a business trip, I had a meeting mid afternoon and wanted to be settled in the room before starting my online meeting, this meant checking in early, I called the hotel and they were very polite on the phone and happy to oblige. On arriving I had to ring a bell to be let into the building, I was shown to my room, Rooms are ok, comfortable enough and clean if a bit cold. The lady that checked me in asked what time I want breakfast, I was leaving early, before usual breakfast service but was offered for there to be some cereal etc out for me to grab, which was a nice offer. I then found the restaurant is no longer operating, which wasn’t on the Expedia listing. So I ended up at the premier inn restaurant down the road for dinner. On arrival back at the hotel I was greeted by someone who seemed annoyed at me, told breakfast was not possible as they lock the rooms downstairs, as well as the front doors?? Seems like they don’t trust their guests. Any way I said it didn’t matter and went back to my room. Slept ok, got ready to leave for the day and just as I was on the way out, I was offered breakfast which I now didn’t have time for. There is a building site right outside the hotel, I didn’t notice noise, but others might. Turn into the hotel is very tight if you have a big car. Without an on-site restaurant and other small niggles in all honesty it’s not worth the effort, just stay at the premier inn.