We didn't stay at the hotel, and I don't even know if there's a hotel. We stayed across the street…read moreat a Bed and Breakfast. We went to what they called the Buck Hotel pub where we watched boxing Saturday night.  Norman, the owner of the pub, let us bring in our food from next door takeout Loon Chen Chinese. Everyone at the pub were so welcoming to us Americans. Was a great time in Scotland in this beautiful little town.

Comfortable, Quiet & Peaceful with a Fantastic Garden…read more Ashcroft Guest House was the perfect location for our visit to Hadrian's Wall. Our stay with Geoff & Christine was relaxing and peaceful. The B&B was a few blocks away from the train station so was a perfect location for us. Our room was clean and cozy and overlooked Geoff's amazing garden. This area was so quiet, we slept really well our entire stay. The house was extremely clean and very well kept. Christine's breakfasts were delicious, especially the home made croissants! We enjoyed many conversations with our hosts and had a wonderful time during our stay. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay here again.

This is a fantastic guest house in the heart of Keswick. The hosts, Helen and Bob are so friendly…read moreand cannot do enough to help you. The rooms / bathrooms are absolutely spotless and very nicely decorated - we stayed in the superior room which also has a flat screen tv and dvd player for those who just want to chill out after a tiring day walking the local hills. You have a great selection for breakfast, including the 'full English' which was lovely and very filling - using local produce. You can also opt for the continental - cereal, fruit, croissants etc. Helen will also make you a packed lunch with a flask of tea if you ask her the night before.

This is a small, basically one-man, bed and breakfast operation that caters mainly (but not…read moreexclusively) to hikers and bicyclists, since it's convenient to the Hadrian's Wall Path, and on a bicycle route. There are several choices of accommodation, ranging from bunkbeds to en suite rooms. Prices are extremely reasonable, perfect for those passing through on the trails. Although on a somewhat busy 2-lane country road, there is no traffic in the evening, and the area is totally quiet. The mattress in my room was soft, and at first I was concerned, but I actually had the best sleep of my entire trip. Breakfast is included. There's a wide assortment of choices, both hot and cold, and much of it a cut above the rest. For an additional charge, dinner can be provided. Since there is literally nothing else around here within easy walking distance, you'd be advised to arrange dinner here or bring your own. (Although there is bus service right outside the door, it is geared toward daytime use, with no evening runs.) If you do elect to eat here, it's best to call ahead to find out the choices and prices. The food was excellent, and the price reasonable, especially for the quality. A wide assortment of beverages is available (locally brewed and bottled beer, wine, non-alcoholic drinks), at varying prices. The host, Les, is very genial and definitely goes out of his way to try and make your stay enjoyable. If in this area, give the Old Repeater Station a try.