Name: George and Dragon Clifton
Address: Clifton, Yanwath, Yanwath, Yanwath, CA10 2ER, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

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George and Dragon Clifton

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Just back from a wonderful two days at the George and Dragon in Clifton.  If you are looking for a relaxing break on the eastern edge of the Lake District then look no further!   Handy for trips to Lowther Castle and for walks around Ullswater.  We couldn’t fault G&D’s bedrooms, bathrooms, bar or dining room.  Food was delicious (special mention for the cheese soufflé and the chocolate brownie with ice cream) and the service outstanding.  Star performers were Daisy, who knows how to make a really mean flat white, and Mike, a perfect host behind the bar.  If I had but one small grouse it would be that the mark up on the wines was on the high side, but then again everything is more expensive nowadays.  We really enjoyed our stay.

Perfect two day break on eastern edge of Lake District.

Very comfortable and relaxing stay. One of the best hotels we've stayed at in the UK for cleanliness, comfort and service.

Excellent base for the Lake District

This is an excellent pub all round. It's on a main road so it doesn't have that village feel like the other two in the Lowther range (Queen's Head and Askham Hall) but there are some great walks nearby along the river and over the hill to Pooley Bridge. We had room 5 which is of a good size and has a large bathroom. If you are a light sleeper you may prefer a room at the back away from the main road. The food (dinner and breakfast) was excellent, far superior to usual pub fare and service was with a smile. We were caught out by late check-in of 4pm (we should have phoned in advance). The dinner bed and breakfast deal of £240 for two was brilliant. We will certainly be back.

Very good value in the North-East

Lovely hotel.  Really appreciated all the extra touches.

Lovely hotel.

Beautiful place to stay and food was amazing. Its only downside is lack of sockets that I could find in the room to be able to use my hairdryer near the mirror. It wouldn’t stop me staying again. Also they are refurbishing rooms downstairs which would be ideal if they are dog friendly or me

What a find

Good location, comfortable rooms, fantastic food

Firstly I have been twice a year regular for perhaps 10 years so I know the place - this was my first visit after the fire and refurb. 
Check in and room great.
We ate there in the evening and we were impressed by the food it was excellent. There were basically 2 set price menu options which with auto tip amounted to £50 for 2 courses or I think around £58 for 3. 
We ate in the bar due to having our dog with us, as did the other couple apart from that after 8 it was pretty much empty.
However we were quite astounded that there were no other dining options. I frankly cannot understand what on earth they are thinking about - If a family have 2 teenage kids then you are looking at a bill for >£200 the management need to read the room on that. I live in Staffordshire and visit a more upmarket gastro pub called the Duncombe Arms and they have a similar set up but the menu caters for families and people who don’t want to spend big bucks (it’s certainly not a cheap joint). I also followed a village pub called the George at Alstonfield who took a similar approach, probably more aggressive with regard to locals and it failed. 
The G&D has a beer garden and a traditional bar - feeling peckish get out the platinum Amex. 
I want this place to succeed and I’m OK to pay on our visit £180 for food and drinks but I am totally aware that I am in a fortunate position. 
Maybe it’s a trial / maybe it was the week I was there - I do hope so.

Strange dining strategy

Excellent stay

We opted for the dinner, bed and breakfast option. We received a warm welcome and our ‘Lowther’ room was charming and vey comfortable. Dinner was delightful, the amuse bouche were exquisite and we enjoyed all our choices from the menu. Cheese soufflé highly recommended.

Cosy fine dining pub

Warm welcome - huge bath which was very welcome to a well chilled traveller - very comfortable room and excellent food for both supper and breakfast.  This solo lady traveller felt very well looked after!

George and Dragon Clifton

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