Review: The Pay at Broadarene, Grassmere, Lake District, UK

As a child on holiday in the lake district, I remember learning to count ten in the old Cumbrian dialect – the same rhythmic number that shepherds have used to tally to tally tally. “Yan, Tan, Tetha” in the traditional sheep counting system is “one, two, three”, which makes the “The Yan” a fitting name for a place that aspires to be “The One”. But does a warm and stylish retreat on the edge of the grace, in broadarene, live up to its name? Read on to find out.

Welcome

Before our arrival, we were emailed a personal door code for the period of our stay. This allowed us to reach independent access to the lounge of the resident in our room through a small porch, and beyond a small porch. As things came out, on arrival, Lauren was warmly welcomed by Lauren, who directed us through this process and showed us in our room. The Czech-in felt much more relaxed than a traditional hotel, immediately setting a comfortable and comfortable tone that defined the rest of our stay.

The room

We stayed in Room 3 – Lion and Lamb were classified as a deluxe supercating room and named a specific rock formation with Helm Crag visible from our window.

Each room of the vehicle is a name inspired by Dunmail to Fairfield, a name inspired by local fals, and the decoration has mixed with a sensible luxury – luxurious bed, a dark and comfortable color palette, and comfort with thoughtful touch that feels like a true retreat after a day's discovery.

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Compact yet well -appointed, a smooth shower, basin, WC and hot towel rail, all were shown cleanly in the bathroom.

The toilets of pure lakes, with their fresh, natural scents, are supplied. Gurium and Yalang-Yalang Shampoo is a cure, while grapes and lamgrass shower gel, hand wash, and hand and body lotion provide an uplift ahead of a day on the fails.

Facilities

Beyond the rooms, the vehicle provides a peaceful place with a resident's lounge, books, sports and reading material-perfect for the Post-Walk wind-down.

But the real star of the show is Bistro – a multiple time winner of the Cumbel Dining Venue of the Year Award at the Cumbria Food Awards, and it is painted at 100 Best Local Restaurants of Good Food Guide more than once – more than one – Good Food Guide.

During our stay, we indulged in an array of beautifully prepared dishes from the Mini Yan Nan, butter curry sauce and grassre Herdvik lamb sek kebab at the top, Paneer Bean Tart, where the puff pastry hugged his own baked beans, groups, traders, marshuli.

For the main, Jamaican-oriented a bold and flavaram jamaica curry with cauliflower, peas, and crafish, all top the jark-melodious coli and one teaspoon of lime and coriander crib french.

Then, of course, their now-famous Shepherd's pie, which features slow-brown grasare Herdvik lamb, cheese mash, fine haem and parsley garden peas.

British (two functions) is also a cure: local beef feather stake with trough and cake mash is served with creamy cauliflower cheese.

And, to finish, everything from the classic lacked dessert of sticky toffee pudding, equally bhogi tirimi-choks, Marsala Muscarpon Cream and Carveti coffee became a choice filled with gelato, ended with a rich chocolate sauce.

For those looking for alternative housing, there are also broadren cottages and grassmere glmping at the site.

place

If you are looking for a central lake district base, you will be hard to find better. Grassre is home to the world famous Grassre Gingerbread, of course, and William Wordsworth describes himself as a village “The most cute place that man ever found,

During our stay, we took a walk around the white moss, but the options are ignorant: from Venrite to Gentlee Rampals with breathtaking scenes.

And for those wishing to detect further, Kesvik is just a 20 -minute drive away, where you will find historical gems such as Castoring Stone Circle and Lakeside favorite such as Fryer's crags.

Other good touch

The vehicle goes up and beyond with thoughtful small luxury. In our room, a kettle and a sufficient supply of tea and coffee waited with us with a flask of sticky toffee and a flask of fresh water.

A custom-made Ordnance Survey Map, along with its center, was completed with a compass, which was perfect for fearless days.

Dog owners will appreciate the additional care taken for four-foot guests, providing a biscuit supply and a water bowl and mat. Dogs are welcome in Bistro, making sure they do not miss fun. And for those who plan a long day in Fails, packed lunch can be ordered in advance.

Cost

To stay in a deluxe supercating room such as we stayed in, the season rates start with about 300 pounds per night (hotels, dinner, beds and breakfast), or £ 450 for two nights.

the best bit

Yes, the setting is beautiful. And yes, food is excellent. But the one who really separates the vehicle is its comfort, unstable environment. It attacks the right balance between high-end rest and laid-back-back attraction-but never intrudes, warm, warm, but never infiltrate. This is a place where you can return from a long growth, kick your shoes, enjoy a pint and feel immediately at home.

final call

Broadrene is a masterclass in the boutique hospitality-a family-run heaven that originally mixes the traditional heritage of the Sixteenth-century Lakeland barn with contemporary comfort. Whether you are here for hills, food, or simply some restructural peace and calm, the vehicle saves the vehicle in every way. If you are looking for a place that celebrates the spirit of the lake district with a comfortable attraction, then you need not to see further.

Dislcoser: Our stay was sponsored by YAN in broadrene.

Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson is the editor of a luxury travel blog and has worked in the travel industry for more than 30 years. He is the winner of innovations at the Travel 'Best Travel Influencers' Award from Wired Magazine. Apart from other awards, the blog has also been voted by Telegraph in “one of the world's best travel blogs” and “Best for Luxury”.