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Tufton Arms Hotel
Take advantage of our winter, summer, spring and weekend breaks in Cumbria. Enjoy a special time in Cumbria at The Tufton Arms nestled in the charming medieval town of Appleby. Explore The Eden Valley, North Pennines and Lake District. Whether simply sightseeing or undertaking more active pastimes such as hill walking, playing golf, fishing, shooting there is a wealth of things to do, see and explore.
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Appleby in Westmorland is rightly regarded as the jewel of north west towns with its wide elegant main street Boroughgate, ancient church and grand castle all looped by the River Eden. The town is the old county town of Westmorland and is set in the heart of the tranquil, unspoilt and beautiful Eden Valley which lies between the Dales to the south, the North Pennines ANOB to the north and the northern Lake District to the West.
For luxury hotel accommodation Cumbria look no further than the Tufton Arms Hotel. Using the inspiration of the Victorian architecture of the building, Teresa Milsom's interior design has continued a theme of rich classic luxury. Contemporary fabrics, soft muted paint colours and heavily patterned wallpapers combine with antiques, Victorian engravings and large table lamps to give our guests beautiful luxury hotel accommodation in Cumbria.
Appleby restaurant for fine dining at the Tufton Arms book a room online to go with your meal and save 5 per night. When we started our sister hotel in the spring of 2000 David went north to Comrie, Perthshire to establish a restaurant there in the hotel, which he did very successfully with an AA rosette uninterupted for the last 19 years.
If you are looking for the perfect conference hotel in Cumbria to hold that next vital sales meeting or training course, look no further than the Tufton Arms Hotel. Our conference Hotel in Cumbria is situated in Appleby which is conveniently set in the middle of the North of England with good access from the A66 and M6.
Our luxury one and two bedroomed self catering serviced apartments in Appleby, Nr Penrith, Cumbria. We are very pleased to have added 2 one bedroomed ground floor self catering serviced apartments and 1 two bedroomed deluxe self catering serviced apartment on the first floor at the rear of the building.
Reviews (7)
Zack Read
Zack Read
Nov 02, 2021
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Great size rooms and very clean.
The food was excellent both breakfast and evening meal
Jean Hardie
Jean Hardie
Oct 15, 2021
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Always a warm welcome from staff. Great scones. Cullen skink is superb.
Debby Grainger
Debby Grainger
Sep 15, 2021
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A wonderful place to stay , food exceptional not the cheapest but you get what you pay for .
Frances
Frances
Sep 13, 2021
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Great location and delicious breakfast with many different options! The room was OK, with a nice view over the main square. However, neither the shower nor the hairdryer in the room work properly and it was a bit frustrating. Furthermore, although I appreciate masks are not mandatory anymore in England, there was a sign in the hall clearly saying “you must wear a mask” but nobody was wear it (except for a couple of people of the staff working in the breakfast room). We did not particularly like this aspect. Overall, attention to detail and safety could be improved.
Sue Neilson
Sue Neilson
Sep 06, 2021
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Had a fantastic lunch at the Tufton Arms today. Served piping hot and very generous portion sizes. The lobster thermador was Sublime!
Carol H.
Carol H.
Sep 04, 2021
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Ate at the restaurant yesterday with no expectations set. Food was so good! A fine dining experience. Husband had honey glazed warm figs with Gorgonzola, rocket and radicchio - delicious! I had plaice on the bone as my main - perfectly cooked with a delicious sauce, served with spinach and potato. Service excellent too. I highly recommend this restaurant..
Christine Crosby
Christine Crosby
May 21, 2021
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Food fab. David and Nigel very welcoming. Apartment spacious and good value. Welcome pack appreciated. Would stay again in a heartbeat.
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