10-07-2025
Boutique hotel near Brampton wins Small Hotel of the Year award
A boutique hotel near Brampton has been named Small Hotel of the Year.
Farlam Hall, situated near the North Pennines and Hadrian's Wall, received the title at the Cumbria Tourism Awards during a ceremony in Kendal on Tuesday.
The awards aim to celebrate excellence in the county's tourism sector, recognising businesses that deliver outstanding visitor experiences.
Farlam Hall (Image: Supplied) Hrishi Desai, chef patron at Farlam Hall, said: "Winning Small Hotel of the Year is a tremendous honour for all of us at Farlam Hall.
"It reflects the dedication and passion of our entire team in creating memorable experiences that showcase the very best of Cumbria—whether through our cuisine, our hospitality, or our deep connection to this beautiful landscape.
"We are truly grateful for this recognition; it affirms how far we've come and inspires us to continue evolving, improving, and offering the very best to every guest who walks through our doors.
"We look forward to continue welcoming them to our home."
The Relais and Châteaux property offers 12 guest rooms and six Stable Suites.
It is home to the Michelin-starred Cedar Tree Restaurant and HRISHI's Table chef's table experience.
Karen Baybutt, finance director at Farlam Hall, said: "This award is a real testament to the collective effort from all of the team front of house and behind the scenes.
"It's a proud moment for us all at Farlam Hall, and we're thrilled to be recognised for doing what we love in such a special part of the world."
The hotel is now expected to represent Cumbria at the VisitEngland Awards for Excellence in 2026.
