The Greenhill Hotel 4*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Free parking
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Sports activities
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On-site Dining
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Meeting facilities
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Child-friendly
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Pets
Location
The Greenhill Hotel Wigton, located about 15 minutes by car from Church of St Hilda, features Wi-Fi in the rooms. hotel entices guests with parking, available on site.
This Wigton property is situated in a lake district, 40 km from Carlisle Lake District airport. Church of St Mary lies 10 minutes' drive away the 4-star hotel. The accommodation is also only a short drive from Lake District National Park. Located a 10-minute ride from All Saints' Church, The Greenhill Hotel puts the city at your fingertips. Guests will find Red Dial Farm bus stop next to the property, merely 450 metres away.
Some rooms provide coffee/tea making facilities as well as Wi-Fi and a TV to help you enjoy your stay. Guests can use a shower, along with hair dryers.
This Wigton hotel includes a restaurant that is open for an English breakfast. A garden bar is available on site.
Review by hotel critic
My recent week-long stay at Greenhill was nothing short of exceptional, truly exceeding my high expectations as an architect with a keen eye for both modernity and heritage. The dining experience was remarkable; each meal, from breakfast to dinner, showcased exquisite flavors, and I particularly loved the thoughtful presentation of local ingredients. The complimentary tea and coffee facilities in the room made for a comforting touch, allowing me to unwind and enjoy a quiet moment while overlooking the stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The free Wi-Fi was an added convenience, enabling me to keep connected and share my experiences seamlessly. the hotel's character is beautifully preserved in its historic architecture, a perfect blend of traditional charm and thoughtful modern updates. I left Greenhill feeling rejuvenated and inspired, eager to return to this architectural gem in the future.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
