A little bit grubby and down at the heel, needs a major makeover but for £50 per night B&B per couple what do you expect and it served the purpose. Breakfasts were good. The room was fairly large but the floor boards creaked abominably, I felt sorry for whoever was in the room below us, the room above us had... more

We stayed at the County Hotel for one night on our way to visit friends. This hotel is easy to find and in the centre of town. Unfortunately the whole place is rather faded. Our room was a reasonable size, even with an unexpected twin bed as well as the queen, and so was the bathroom. The walls needed painting... more

stayed at the county for five days, with coach party of freinds, had a good week hotel good location, very good food. and excelant staff credit to the manager richard sure to return thanks everbody more

On our way to Scotland, we stopped in the Country Court Hotel in Carlisle. Next to the station, it must have been a grand old building in its day and is a great location. The bar, reception and dining area were recently refurbished and we had a great evening meal - very reasonable and well presented. The room was very... more

This hotel would have been a landmark and very proud large hotel in its day however in 2009 it's in desperate need of a big refurb however, for £29.00 a night, yes £29(!!) it was absolutely fine, rooms were adequate, although in need of a lick of paint and a tv that had more than one channel would have been... more

32 GBP for twin. 7 Feb 2009. Clean warm room. tea and biscuits, hot water, soap, towels, tissues. Adequate breakfast. Professional staff. more

At £37.00 a night for a double room this is a bargin, but it is too good to be true. The hotel is in a ideal location not a minutes walk from the train station in the centre of the main street were all the pubs and clubs are. Due to this ideal location and the price, the hotel is... more

We stayed there on 3rd January 2009 as the first part of a trip away. Must admit I was a bit worried by some of the reviews but actually I couldn't fault it. The first good point about the hotel is its location- 2 mins walk from the train station and surrounded by plenty of places to eat and drink.... more

Another example of faded glory. It was like walking into a Hitchcock film set---definitely wouldn't have gone to the cellar! The only hotel I've ever stayed in where in order to use the lift, one of the staff has to accompany you. Dull lighting everywhere which deteriorated to just a dull glow in the bedroom [main light and bedside]. The... more