We had a very plesant experience in this rather charming hotel nestled amongst the fells, right from booking the room we received the upmost service, nothing was to much trouble. We were advised on walks and local attractions from the lovely Mrs Bland.
Our room (20) was very clean, and even though we dint have a great view, the wrought iron bed and spa bath certainly made up for that on our wedding anniversary.
We spent the days walking the fells, and visiting local villages, and it was lovely to come back to the hotel, for a lovely cream tea, and my husbands favourite, sticky toffee pudding, in front of the lovely fire.
The breakfast was good also, my husband had his usual full breakfast, and enjoyed it, and nothing was too much trouble formyself, wanting a vegetarian breakfast.
The price was very reasonable for the Lake District, and you are very central to the walks, attractions and other local villages in the south lakes, it was very clean, and the service excellent. even nothing was to much trouble for the receptionist who was heavly pregnant at the time, bringing us cram teas in the afternoon.
I would certainly recommend this rather charming lakeland hotel.

We were so disappointed with this place, it was SO overpriced! We paid £100 a night, and it really wasn't worth it. We figured out the price was because of the supply and demand factor in the lake district, everyone wants to go! However this place really cannot justify how much they charge. The rooms were clean and had everything we needed apart from a small bed with a metal frame on the end, not great if you are tall! The hotel is overpriced and should be charging nearer to £50!!! The breakfast was 'fine' and good service, but NOT worth an award! The toast was soft, the juices weren't fresh and the cook breafast was average, disappointing if you are expecting something award winning! Maybe we have high standards because we own a hotel, but this wasn't worth the money, the male who worked at the hotel was very abrupt and the receptionist wasn't interested in taking our comments onboard when we checked out. The lady who checked us in was very abrupt as well, they could do with toning down their manner and being a bit softer in their approach.
The hotel is near to Ambleside, but it isn't worth the money and you could stay someone a lot nicer.

From the moment of walking into the hotel, I felt completely at home. The greeting and service was second to none. The room was delightful, the jacuzzi bath was a particular enjoyment.

The breakfast was excellent, a wonderful and varied menu, setting you up for the day. The menu was fantastic, luxurious whisky flavoured porridge to standard full cooked breakfast, I was spoilt for choice.

Anything that was requested was never too much trouble, help with local restaurants, amenities, even drawing a map for a local walk.

I cannot recommend the hotel highly enough. I spent a very enjoyable weekend at one of the best hotels I have stayed at in the Lake District.

We spent one night at The Fisherbeck on the way to Scotland. We had the family room (room 19). It was very large and very clean! An added bonus was the bathtub-nice when you have little ones.
I suppose you could say that the decor was slightly dated-but to be honest, that is not my priority when it comes to selecting a hotel. I would rather have a large, clean room with pleasant staff in quiet surroundings. And this is what we found with The Fisherbeck.
The only fault I could find was the bed as it was rather soft. However, I realise that this is a personal choice.
It is conveniently located and the parking was a nice bonus.
The breakfast in the morning was hot, fresh, tasty, and prepared to a high standard. Our daughters loved their smoked salmon and scrambled eggs.
I would have no problem recommending The Fisherbeck to my friends.