Guests say
High Wreah Bolt Hole is a well-received lodge in Cumbria, praised for its cosy atmosphere, thoughtful touches by the host, and scenic location. Guests appreciate the welcoming hamper and pet-friendly environment. The property's charm, proximity to walking trails, and the owner's attentiveness contribute to a memorable stay, despite some comments about the small bathroom and lack of Wi-Fi.
Guests consistently describe the property as clean and well-maintained, with no negative remarks about cleanliness, indicating high standards.
The location is frequently highlighted for its proximity to the Western Fells and other attractions, making it an ideal base for exploring the Lake District.
The property is often referred to as cosy and comfortable, with a particularly comfortable bed mentioned. However, access to the sleeping area may be challenging for some, and the small bathroom has been noted by taller guests.
While the property is generally well-equipped, there are mixed comments about the Wi-Fi and TV signal, and the absence of an oven has been noted. Due to the lack of consistent detail across reviews, a definitive score cannot be provided.
The host's thoughtfulness is frequently mentioned, with guests appreciating the welcoming hamper and treats for pets. It's important to note that such personal touches, while common, are not guaranteed.
About this property
Cleator Moor 1.9 miles. High Wreah Bolt Hole is a delightful couple’s retreat nestled into the countryside of Hensingham near Cleator Moor. Close to a beach, and also within reach of the incredible scenery of the Lake District National Park, this charming abode is an ideal base for a couple and their four-legged companion looking for a getaway to the countryside of Cumbria. Park off-road and be welcomed into a charming abode offering a homely open-plan living space equipped with a kitchen space with a selection of amenities to assist your culinary needs. There is a dining table for guests to enjoy a romantic meal for two at, complemented by a glass of fizz. Unwind for the evening in front of the coal effect stove and enjoy a movie marathon. The shower room can be found on the ground floor, and the bedroom is a double mezzanine room, reachable by a ladder. When the sun is shining, head outside and enjoy the views from the patio space, dining alfresco as you plan the day ahead of you. Hensingham is a rural location close to Cleator Moor, where there is a convenience store and a selection of pubs. Whitehaven is a delightful seaside town offering more amenities, as well as a golf course, lovely beach, The Rum Story & Jefferson's Shop, Whitehaven Castle, and the Beacon Museum, whilst guests can also visit Saint Bees Head Heritage Coast and many of the delightful beaches along this stretch of coast. The property is within an ideal distance of exploring the incredible scenery of the Lake District National Park, with close by sites to visit including Scafell Pike, Moss Force Waterfall, and Ennerdale Water. Explore the wonderful coast and countryside of Cumbria with a stay at the lovely High Wreah Bolt Hole.
Enjoying a peaceful position within the English county of Cumbria is Cleator Moor, a small town resting just a few miles away from Whitehaven and the coastline. The town plays host to a number of amenities, including a handful of pubs, shops and other small businesses, as well as a Mart Square, where there are three sculptures by Conrad Atkinson, a local artist of international repute. Here, you will also find part of the West Cumbria Cycle Network, which form a portion of the C2C Cycle Route, from Whitehaven to Sunderland. Those with two-wheels can look forward to meandering along the route of the old Whitehaven, Cleator and Egremont and Rowrah and Kelton Fell Railways, which were once very active in the 1850s. The port town of Whitehaven is nearby and rests on the west coast of Cumbria, where you will find a larger selection of amenities, as well as a golf course, The Beacon Museum and the attraction of The Rum Story & Jefferson' Shop. During the summer months, be sure to spend time on the local beaches of Providence Bay Beach, Tanyard Bay Beach and Fleswick Bay or head to the Lake District National Park to uncover some great walking opportunities and other outdoor adventure. Cleator Moor is a delightful town for exploring further afield.
Accommodation
One mezzanine double bedroom.
Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area, and sitting area with coal effect electric
stove.
Electric central heating.
Electric hob, microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster.
Smart TV, Firestick, WiFi (intermittent).
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Front non-enclosed patio with furniture.
Two well-behaved, small dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 1 mile, pub 0.6 miles, beach 2 miles.
Note: Limited head height in bedroom.
Note: Bedroom is on a mezzanine level.
Note: Bedroom accessed by ladder, not suitable for those with mobility issues.
Note: No children.
Note: Due to the location of the property, in poor weather the WiFi signal can be intermittent.
Nearby points of interest
- Muncaster Castle
Reviews (11)
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Gillian
Sweets and decorations for Halloween. Bread milk biscuits as a welcome . The property was thoughtfully decorated with a lovely homely feel. Carol was so welcoming and friendly. We were made to feel so welcome .
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Shane
Loverly little place nice and cozy can't fault the owners or cleanliness of the place at all all it was very nice I think the listings photos were a little deceptive making it look like the building was on its own somewhere on a road its not its on farmland with a house right opposite the property and a holiday caravan and the owners home next to it There's no oven in the kitchen so if you want to cook a meal it's micro wave or bedsit style hot plate and the fire isn't an open one or woodburner despite the pokers and bucket of coal in the photos its electric To add You would be way too hot with a real fire the place had an electric radiator and was allways warm it was just something I was looking forward to in my stay and thought this had it Only real issues with the place is the bathroom is tiny if your a big person 6ft its very hard to use the shower the cubical is tiny As an idea of space you can use the bathroom sink and open shower cubicle sitting on the toilet And climbing a ladder to bed is not really as much fun as you remember as a teenager when your nearly 50 Wouldent stop me coming back though I enjoyed my stay overall
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Gordon
Amenities: The bolthole itself is well-equipped with all the modern conveniences you could need. The kitchen is fully stocked, making it easy to prepare meals, and the living area is cozy and comfortable, perfect for relaxing after a day of adventure. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a good nightâs sleep. Experience: Absolutely nothing to complain about. My stay was nothing short of wonderful. The hosts were incredibly accommodating and at the start of the break, even provided a rescue service, after I had got lost when my Satnav sent me to the wrong address Highlights: One of the standout features of High Wreah, is its proximity to some of the Lake Districtâs most famous attractions. Buttermere, Wasdale and Keswick are only a 40 minute drive, with plenty of photographic opportunities along the way. Additionally, the peaceful and tranquil setting of the cabin made it a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Improvements: The tv signal was a bit spotty at times. However, this minor inconvenience did not detract from our overall experience. Overall, I highly recommend High Wreah Bolt Hoke to anyone looking for a relaxing and memorable stay in the Lake District.