IRTON HALL, Holmrook

Irton Hall is a 14th-century country hall once visited by Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI. The building retains traditional timber framing and offers traditionally furnished rooms in the 14th-century tower, the converted ballroom, and separate self-catering apartments. Each self-catering apartment includes a fully equipped kitchen and is suitable for families and groups.

The on-site restaurant and bar serve locally sourced produce and local ales. A hearty full English breakfast is served each morning in the lounge bar, with lighter continental options also available. The hall also offers packed lunches for guests heading out on walks and BBQ facilities in the grounds.

Irton Hall sits at the foothills of the western fells of the Lake District, between Wasdale and Eskdale. Extensive grounds offer walking paths and scenic views, with peacocks and hens roaming freely. Guests are a 10-minute drive from Ravenglass Miniature Steam Railway, Muncaster Castle, and Wastwater Lake.

The hotel maintains a pet-friendly policy, allowing pets in rooms and the bar area. Family-sized self-catering apartments are available for groups with children. The extensive grounds provide space for children to play and easy access to hiking and biking trails.

Irton Hall offers the Grey Lady Suite for weddings and events. The venue is flexible, hosting weddings, conferences, and meetings. The historic building and extensive grounds serve as a scenic backdrop for ceremonies and receptions.

Historic Character: 14th-century hall visited by Oliver Cromwell and Henry VI

Accommodations: Rooms in the tower, ballroom, and self-catering apartments

Dining: On-site restaurant with local ales and full English breakfast

Location: Foothills of the western fells, near Muncaster Castle and Wastwater

Pet-Friendly: Pets allowed in rooms and bar area

Events: Grey Lady Suite for weddings and conferences