Pinegrove Hotel

Bedroom very dated. Corridor smelled of cigarettes . Dining Room was grubby. Was asked 4 times what I wanted and it was still wrong when it arrived. Also asked for a pot of tea and was brought a ‘builders’mug of tea with milk in it. Hotel very dated.

Basic but clean, comfortable bed. Great service, accommodating and friendly. Good breakfast.

Okay. The tub had no non slip tub stickers. I slipped on the tub and fell backwards out of the tub onto my back and hit my head. You need to put something non slip in your tubs. I was lucky I wasnt seriously injured.

We had a comfortable stay, bed was clean and comfortable, however never had 2 pillows in one case before… !! Unfortunately we had a snorer below but heyho, the shower didn’t have much pressure but towels were nice and it was good to have shower n shampoo… but no conditioner but the use of a hairdryer was good 👍 breakfast was ok, overall good 2 star hotel thanks for having us 🙏

Bed ok, pillows bad, staff great. Shower no pressure and tiny. Temp control of water awkward. Would normally be quite but there was a party that night which made it loud and the fireworks didn't help.

Old building but comfortable not far off the highway.

Great location and check in was smooth

The shower didn't work and there was no one in the building to help. The phone numbers listed, there were 2 similar with a single number changed looked like it was a typo, but that didn't matter because both numbers were not connected, completly useless no way of having a shower that morning. Also the kettle was dirty and the kettle lid had a crack in it that was probably dangerous.

Hair in my shower, bed was not comfortable. People living in the hotel. Smoking where you want to access rooms. The level of upkeep in the photos is not representative of how the hotel is currently.

Very friendly and comfortable

Decent room, clean and perfectly serviceable, plenty of hot water for showers. Much better than some of the reviews make you think. I guess it depends what you're used to? Breakfast was good as well, cooked to order, served on a hot plate, decent quality and quantity. While I might not bring my wife here for a romantic weekend, I'd be more than happy to stay with mates or for a work trip, so will be back in future when I'm in the area.

The hotel made us give loads of personal data ahead of time (photos, driving license images etc) and gave a key code to access keys but there was a reception. There seemed to be a bar but it was pumping loud, awful music so we didn't investigate. The room was horrible, old and poorly maintained. It was horribly hot with weird poor quality furniture in odd places (they clearly wanted a wardrobe but had no space so it was up against the entrance door.) what a shame as the exterior was immaculate.

The outside of the hotel is ok. Walking in and to reception we started to get an air of faded gradiour. Quality tiles but a feeling of it all being rather tired. We made our way to room 27 and found this was down a side corridor. The room was adequate but again felt very tired. Tiny flat screen TV about 18"! Bathroom had some black mould in. Shower was an old electric one. Furniture dated. Overall it just felt very 80's and needing to be smartened up. But it was adequate and the beds were comfy enough. Breakfast was ok, nothing special, but again adequate. There was muesli, cornflakes. bran flakes and I think something else, jugs of orange and apple juice and a cooked option. The menu had kippers on it with a sticker over it, just indicative of the tired nature of the hotel. This hotel needs bringing into the 21st century. I believe the current owner bought it 2-3 years ago but from what we saw hasn't invested in it. It's a shame as it could be much nicer, but probably needs a good but of investment in new bathrooms, decoration, carpets etc.

A choice of dining options within easy walking distance. In spite of a somewhat run down appearance the Pinegrove offers great value accommodation with the essentials provided (comfortable beds, decent shower, TV, kettle with tea and coffee in the room).

Family of 4 (adult children) stopped here for a night on our way to Edinburgh. The hotel was redesigned to a hotel in the 1980s from a historical building from the 1880s. Decor is original from both centuries. It is in need of major updates. However, beds were fine and shower worked ok. The walls are thin and we were happy our neighbors didn’t talk loud all night. I’d keep searching for another spot if I were you, but the stay here was adequate.

Very welcoming staff, who went out of their way to accommodate us with a late check-in and check out. My children really enjoyed our stay in this cosy hotel in Carlisle!

I checked in on the 22nd,this hotel needs condemning holes in the wall shower that can only be described as a minging. It felt overwhelming to spend any time in the room so I left within a hour and found a Days inn which was 100% more in keeping to how a hotel room should be,very disappointed with the experience and would not stay at this hotel ever again in the future.

From the start to the finish, this hotel is horrible. the receptionist kept saying the place was getting refurbed, but clearly we didnt get a refurbed room in the roof for a family of 3. Smelt bad, looked bad, felt bad. Didnt get to try the free breakfast as we couldnt get out of there fast enough, didnt want skirvy. The shower had cobwebs within arms reach & on the ceiling above, we could clearly see 2 dead mice & a dead bird.

Lovely big room and bed was very comfy. However, cleanliness let it down. We had someone elses towels left hanging on bathroom door and the bin was filthy inside. Also, surprised no mattress protector.

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