Great sized rooms Amazing location

The size of the property was more than adequate for two families. The kitchen facilities were home from home and with a large pantry at the back, storage was not a problem. The views from both double bedrooms was delightful to wake up to each morning, and the beds were very comfortable. Two lovely little pubs about a 15 minute walk away (Ratty Arms and The Inn at Ravensglass) which both served homemade food. The lack of WiFi didn't bother us as we took our own entertainment, which was actually quite refreshing, having the full attention of 2 teenagers! (You can only get a mobile signal from the front of the property) If you're wanting a nice, quiet break away in a rural location, Newtown House in Ravenshlass is the place for you! Would most definitely return! *****

The drive into Ravenglass and up the dirt track towards the house are not well-lit and quite narrow and winding. Would recommend arriving during the daytime as opposed to late in the evening.

Excellent property - great sized rooms. Ideal for a good get together.

The heating went off and once it was fixed (quickly by staff) it then was excessively warm and some radiators couldn’t be turned down.

Location, good size

Better maintance of the property. Lack of some basic good quality kitchen equipment.

The view and the locality. Situated within easy walking distance to the Cumbrian coast.and the Ratty miniature railway.

Noisy neighbours! The house was divided into two parts. We could hear through the dividing wall. Especially at bedtime.

The view from the property was amazing. Its a lovely big old property. Garden was lovely and good parking facilities.Main bathroom has been re fitted and in good condition. Peace and quiet. The villiage of Ravenglass is lovely and the steam trains are great to have a go on and well worth a visit.

Property needs some TLC as paint is flaking in bedrooms and ensuites. One ensuite we could not use as shower head would not stay up. The fans in the ensuite bathrooms to the 2 front bedrooms are very noisy and need to be cleaned and maintained and the lights over the sinks in them are attached to main light so in middle of night if you need the bathroom it causes lots of noise and wakes up others as the fan comes on with main light. The road leading up to the cottage has huge pot holes so if in a small car they could cause damage to the car so they need some filling in asap. Do not stay if you want to watch some TV in the evening as we had small children we wanted to watch some tv and all we could get was bbc1/2 the wifi was attached to the tv but the apps did not work they buffered every time we tried to watch something so gave up in the end. wifi for phones is non existent which we relied on as no phone signal in case any elderly parent needed to get in touch. The run down house next door was occupied but we never saw the person which we found a little odd but we saw his birds as they ran through the garden so if you have a dog it could be dangerous to the birds as dogs could chase them. No shops close by to get any essential supplies so take food with you. No information on local attractions such as Muncaster Castle and no wifi to search what is locally. So some leaflets or an information book on local area and attractions would be good.

Didn't have breakfast. Location good for what we wanted to do.

The property while quite acceptable could have done with a little maintenance.

Had to collect from hotel, couple of miles away and remote locstion to get to cottage. need a goo map printed

showering was a problem hot water kept cutting out. NO shops close by, or food options. Property is stunning but quite remote and on edge of lakes, so over an hour away from main lakes