In a lovely spot, The Farmers Arms is an old inn that is holding up well. The huge ugly car park was a low spot, but the welcome on our arrival made up for this. We were in a room with a four poster bed, but with all mod cons. However, the bathroom was a it of a disappointment -... More

We stayed one night in the four poster room as it was the only room left when I booked. What a wonderful place, I'm not surprised they were booked up. Such a warm and welcoming atmosphere, full of character and history. The food was good, the room was comfortable, spacious and quiet even with the window open all night and... More

We stayed here with friends as part of a longer holiday in the Lakes and loved the atmosphere of the pub. The breakfasts were excellent, and the staff were all friendly. The rooms were well appointed but small, but it is a quirky place with no pretensions to be 5star. It is though in need of a makeover, as paint... More

We stayed with friends here for two nights and wish it had been longer.The staff were excellent especially the young lady who welcomed us and also the young man who helped with our luggage.Angus and Debra were great hosts and took care of all our needs.We had two meals there and both were excellent. Breakfast was a pleasure and freshly... More

oldie worldie pub with rooms and restaurant. our room was large warm and had a comfortable large bed. tv/cd/radio. bathroom was fully functioning with overbath shower and plenty of hot water. but could do with an upgrade, very seventies! service was somewhat curt. I'm afraid the restaurant suffers from an over use of microwave cooking. bland food either just warm... More

We stayed overnight in Feb 12 The B&B was at a special rate very good value as well. There is a choice for breakfast but I always like the full english. We had a meal in the restaurant which again was very good and was busy as it was a friday night. I hope to visit the Farmers Arms again.

Digged here for a month or two. Food great (Game pie - delicious), Staff really friendly (Cheers Angus and Debbie), rooms clean and tidy. Would go back again, no problem.

The staff were excellent but I can't say the same for the food. The starter was excellent but the main course was serveed with a thick gravy which I can only describe as treacle in it's consistency, the starter was excellent but even the dessert was a revelation, the cheesecake had no crunch in the base and for £25 I... More

This is a lovely old building..low beams, fireplaces etc but it is a pub and noise from the bars is to be expected. The food is pub type food and the breakfast fine if you like a full english - black pudding and all. We found the service on occasion very slow This seemed to coincide with times the landlady... More