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The Tufton Arms Hotel is a small, intimate, luxury hotel in Cumbria, situated in the centre of the charming medieval town of Appleby-in-Westmorland. Appleby is rightly regarded as the jewel of north west towns with its wide elegant main street Boroughgate, ancient church and grand castle all looped by the River Eden. This historical coaching inn is an ideal place for a break or to continue its age old function as a resting place for weary travellers going to and from ScotlandRun since 1989 by ... MoreThe Milsom family the Tufton Arms Hotel was originally a 16th century coaching inn and is now a Grade II listed building rebuilt in Victorian times with tall ceilings creating a sense of space and elegance. A stunning backdrop which Teresa Milsom has used to display her interior design which takes its inspiration from and reflects the ambience, character and charm of the Victorian era. Attractive patterned wallpapers, engravings and prints, heavy drapes, old fireplaces and large porcelain table lamps mix with contemporary fabrics, soft muted tones, modern lighting and bathrooms to create a sophisticated yet rich, classic look at this luxury hotel in Cumbria. At the heart of our hotel is The Conservatory Restaurant offering fine award winning cuisine complemented by a serious but fairly priced wine list of over 150 bins. One of the best hotels in Cumbria; The Tufton Arms offers you the perfect mix of luxury, excellent food and a warm welcome and is perfectly situated in some of Britain's most spectacular scenery. There are a host of places to visit or outdoor activities to enjoy including fell walking, fishing, shooting, stalking, or golf. The Tufton Arms Hotel - your hotel in Cumbria for that special occasion. Less

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