Name: The Rebels Hide
Address: Town End Croft Clifton,, Eamont Bridge, Eamont Bridge, Eamont Bridge, CA10 2EP, United Kingdom
Rating: 8

Smoke-free property

Heating

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Non-smoking rooms

Family room

Hairdryer

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The Rebels Hide

Eamont Bridge

I turned up at the place only to find it closed, I had booked months in advance & had email confirmation. I tried to ring host, eventually got back to me saying place is closed you’ll have to find somewhere else to stay!! This is absolutely shocking way to run a business, luckily I got booked into somewhere close by. I am currently waiting for a refund!!!

Disgrace

If your idea of good accommodation is a bed in a shabby, run down summer house that is in bad need of a lick of paint,  then this is the place for you. My husband described this as the worst accommodation he has ever stayed in, including  a hedge he slept in during the Isle of Wight Festival in 1969.
Personally,  the bathroom (if it can be described as such - it is a concrete block some distance from the summerhouse without windows, or any other features) had all the ambiance of a place I stayed in whilst Inter-railing in the former Yugoslavia on the eve of the Balkan War. 
The owner - the elusive Margaret - had seemingly leased the house to a group of East European builders, who whilst pleasant enough, did not speak enough English to help us find the accommodation we had booked and we eventually found a note on the door with Margaret’s phone number. On calling and enquiring about breakfast we were told that none was being provided (despite the details to the contrary on Booking.com) and we were told that there was a Weatherspoons in town if we required breakfast. The smell of stale beer and piss is not really what I’m looking for when it comes to breakfast so unsurprisingly we did not take Margaret up in her suggestion. 
Basically the best thing about Rebels Hide is the name. It is to be avoided at all costs. We were charged £90 per night and needless to say we did not stay the second night. It is being run by someone who cares nothing for her guests and is only interested in your money. Avoid.

Avoid. Go elsewhere.

Unfortunately we decided we could not stay. The room was very dated and the wardrobe full of someone’s clothes. It felt worn , shabby and unclean. The room in my opinion needs an upgrade.  Bathroom ok. Owners response when we complained was not professional.

Did not stay as not up to standard expected.

My family and I stayed for one night as a last minute stopover between north and south. Stayed in the studio room and was disappointed from the minute we arrived. The exterior is unkempt and windows in desperate need of a wash. Upon entering it looked and felt dirty. The floor needed a good scrub (our socks were dirty from walking about), all bedding needs replacing as it is old, worn and bubbly. I scrubbed the table before we ate as it too looked and felt dirty. Towels were old and need the bin. Each kitchen item I went to use I found it was dirty and needed to be washed before using, some with the previous occupants dinner still visible. The whole place needed a good scrub, lick of paint and brought up to standard. 

Was especially disappointed as in the current situation, during the pandemic, I would expect places to be immaculate. Moved on to a cabin in the woods tonight and it is far superior in terms of cleanliness. 

Shabby and dirty

After a 3am start for work chose to stay here as a break from driving. Room was adequate for the price. Though not suitable for more than one night as the walk in room/wardrobe was full of owners possessions plus very musty smelling so unsuitable to actually use.
The owner does not live at the premises so we had a awful night from noisy other guests that made a row from 12 until 4am.
Hence did not stay for breakfast

One night stay no sleep

We stayed in the Garden Cabin for one night. We found the accommodation clean and comfortable, the room is small but very cosy. 
The private bathroom is a 10 feet walk away with good and clean facilities. A massive advantage for us was that it allowed doggy sleepovers for an extra £10.

We had a pleasant evening, the garden was lovely and peaceful and we had a chiminea just outside our cabin which we used.

It's in an ideal location, within walking distance to local pubs and a short drive away from the town centre. Margaret was really friendly and very accommodating, gave us good advice on dog-friendly places and made the garden cabin feel very homely. You can't fault the price and service. Pleasant stay!

Quirky garden cabin

Stayed on two different occasions, one night in the cabin, one night in a room. 
Both stays we found the accomodation to be clean and comfortable.  Cannot beat the price for a one night stopover.
Host Margaret is a tonic to the weary traveller, and some great local knowledge of places to visit.
We will be back again soon.

No frills

We booked a one night stay at the Rebels Hide Garden Cabin as it sounded quirky and something different. Me and my partner were both a bit nervous with the idea of it as we weren’t sure about sleeping in someone’s back garden but it wasn’t like that at all. We had correspondence from the lovely Margaret up until our stay and on arrival we were given directions and left to do our own thing. The cabin was lovely and cosy. Lovely lighting and the garden was beautiful and peaceful. We weren’t the only people staying at the time but we didn’t see anyone else and weren’t disturbed in the slightest. We slept with the door open and I can honestly say it was a great experience and well worth the price. We didn’t venture into the main house but we were made aware we were more than welcome to and felt totally at ease during the stay.

A lovely experience

We stayed in the garden room for one night on our way to Edinburgh. The room is small but cosy, warm and clean. We had a very comfortable night and a pleasant breakfast (good value at £5).  The bathroom is a 10 feet walk away but that was expected and the price reflects this slight inconvenience. They do have larger, en suite rooms as well but, obviously, not at under £50. 
The host was very friendly and attentive.
We would certainly return for a similar visit - but a wrong g - do not rely on salt nav to get you there. We used 3 versions inc Waze and Google Maps and both would have put us half way up the motorway!!!  Junction 40 and then use a map!!!

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