The Victoria Hotel is a family run hostelry with a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Extensively renovated in 2006 it features six quality en-suite bedrooms all with digital flat-panel television and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel is named after Queen Victoria and to keep the 'royal theme' each of our bedrooms are named after her children, Louise, Alice, Leopold, Beatrice, Edward and Alfred.
Your hosts, Belinda Munro and Gordon Wilson and all their staff look forward to welcoming you and will make your stay at the Victoria Hotel a most pleasurable experience. The hotel is situated in the village of Drigg on the West Cumbrian Coast. It was built around 1849 to service the Furness Railway that still runs along the coast from Barrow-in-Furness to Carlisle.
Your hosts, Belinda Munro and Gordon Wilson and all their staff look forward to welcoming you and will make your stay at the Victoria Hotel a most pleasurable experience. The hotel is situated in the village of Drigg on the West Cumbrian Coast. It was built around 1849 to service the Furness Railway that still runs along the coast from Barrow-in-Furness to Carlisle.
Services
At weekends we open for lunch from 12 noon to 2 pm with our speciality roasts served every Sunday. Opening hours for food may vary throughout the Winter Season, please contact the hotel or look for local notices for any variations. Yes, we are a dog friendly hotel; please contact us prior to your arrival to make arrangements.
The hotel features six quality en-suite bedrooms with showers, all rooms are equipped with digital flat-panel television, hair dryers and tea/coffee making facilities. Ironing facilities are available on request; please ask one of our staff for assistance. All the rooms have double beds and one, the "Leopold", has an additional single bed making it suitable for family occupancy.
Our kitchen provides traditional home cooked food made to order on the premises at reasonable prices using locally sourced produce where possible. At weekends we serve lunches from 12 noon to 2pm with our speciality roasts served every Sunday. Please note: Our opening hours for food may vary throughout the winter season, please contact the hotel for any variations.
This narrow gauge railway runs some 7 miles up the Eskdale Valley from Ravenglass to Dalegarth and is well worth a visit. Railway details including timetables. A short drive south takes you to Muncaster Castle with its fantastic gardens which are a must to see in the spring. It is also home to the World Owl Trust along with many other attractions at the Castle.
Reviews (8)
Steve Heywood
Nov 04, 2021
Report
June Bingham
Oct 29, 2021
Report
Stephen Bingham
Oct 14, 2021
Report
Simon Gabbitas
Aug 19, 2021
Report
Lewis Collins
Aug 16, 2021
Report
Keith Broom
Aug 15, 2021
Report
Paul Stanyer
Aug 04, 2021
Report
Nice little pub next to the railway, be aware that from the outside it can look shut, dirty windows,paint cans etc on windowsills, but I think they are having some work done.
I didn't sample the food however the food that I saw behind brought out to the diners looked pretty good (and I didn't see much being complained about or sent back).
I did sample the beer and it was fantastic.
I didn't sample the food however the food that I saw behind brought out to the diners looked pretty good (and I didn't see much being complained about or sent back).
I did sample the beer and it was fantastic.
Ian Keightley
Jul 26, 2021
Report
