Royal Oak at Keswick

The bedroom is tiny and it's a big slope from window to door,food is expensive,staff are friendly and helpful. Not worth £240 per night

Great location in town centre. Stay spoiled by sewer odour in bathroom that couldn’t be disguised by the scented bottle they put in there. Property also didn’t reply to an email I sent about an item I left behind in the room.

I stayed here while walking the Cumbria Way and it is in an excellent location. On the high street, but on the corner soon a quiet location. The building looks fantastic and is close to shops and restaurants and cafes in Keswick, but far enough away to be away from the crowd not to be busy. The pub and restaurant are smart and tidy and the food in the restaurant for evening meal and breakfast were excellent. The staff were very friendly and helpful and couldn’t do enough to help. The room I stayed in was very comfy and had everything I could have wanted. The bathroom was very smart and well equipped and even though it was a compact bathroom it was well designed.

Perfect place to stay in Keswick

We had a family room, it was clean, comfortable and the bathroom was newly renovated. The adjoining room with the bunk bed was very spacious. This is an old building, so no elevator and narrow corridors but we had help with our luggage up the stairs. Location is adjacent to the pedestrian area (lovely for a walk around) and parking is off-site about 5 min walk away. There is a bar and restaurant on-site and the food was good. The breakfast in the morning was excellent with a fruit and cereal buffet and hot items to order from the menu. I would definitely recommend staying here.

Great location, Great room and really good breakfast

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Brilliant location. Staff very friendly and nothing was too much trouble.

Note to travellers, please state what type of bed you require, i.e. twin or double, we didn't and had twin beds pushed together which kept sliding apart. We did advice our host of this who apologised. Also if you want milk in your room you have to advise in advance or take with you from the bar. Apart from the above comments, the room was small but extremely well appointed and beautifully decorated. I would definitely stay again, making sure all options of room were agreed in advance. The food was good and staff attentive, particularly to our furry friends. Location is great to explore Keswick and parking is easy to sort.

The Royal Oak has recently undergone a refurbishment and change in management. We’ve stayed here many times before but have to say it’s as good as ever, if not even better!

Excellent hotel ,rooms immaculate,staff very helpful.Breakfast first class

The only downside is having to park really far from the hotel and carry all your luggage ans no carpark . Also for a dog friendly hotel , no beer garden to let your dog have a pee before bed . Everything else was amazing

Really enjoyed our stay again.Lovely room (room1).Excellent breakfasts and great staff.

Clean room and friendly staff

The staff were brilliant and made our stay!

Excellent staff, very clean room and a perfect location

We had a fantastic time at the Royal Oak. All of the staff were really nice and looked after us. We stayed in Room 15 which is on the top floor and is nice and cozy, very clean and had aircon. The complimentry tea, coffe and water was good quality along with the bathroom products which were also available at the shop in the main square. Breakfast was 10/10 in terms oif quality (locally sourced) and choice.

Lovely clean room friendly staff very pretty village location

Paid £370.00 for 2 nights for a 'cosy double' it was tiny i mean Tiny!!!! Toilet seat was hanging off not worth the money i paid and will not return!!

Whilst the room was done out very nicely, was nice and clean and had a great location in the town centre, it was absolutely tiny, the smallest room we have ever had. My husband and I had one large suitcase and one small/medium one. There’s hardly anywhere to put anything in the room so we had to have both cases on the floor and leave most of our stuff in the case during our stay. There was one piece of furniture comprising a rail for hanging clothes, a surface underneath that had a coffee machine on it but there was nowhere really to put it to use it, unless you wanted to have it steaming your clothes above. At the top there was a further bit of rail that had a small round mirror on it, which was handy. Below was a shelf mostly filled with a tray containing a kettle and packets of tea and coffee. There was a thin piece of surface to the left of the tray where I put my hair straighteners and about 1-2 inches of surfaces in front of the tray where I just put the jewellery I had been wearing that day. There was one drawer. There was just a tiny glass shelf in the bathroom. The bathroom was tiny, I would say a bit less than 2mx2m. The twin beds were the smallest size you can get (2.5 feet/75cm) and it felt like sleeping in a straight jacket. We decided not to let the cleaners in as they couldn’t really clean the room properly as it was such a mess as there was nowhere to put our stuff away. Breakfast was very hit and miss.