Fence Gate Lodge & Fence Gate - Brasserie

Fence Gate Lodge & Fence Gate - Brasserie

Overview

Fence Gate Lodge has 24 rooms in a renovated inn-style building next to the historic Fence Gate pub and brasserie, with Pendle countryside as a backdrop.

The lodge and the historic Fence Gate inn are next to one another, creating a convenient pairing while remaining distinct buildings.

Eat

The brasserie and pub dining area are at Fence Gate, the inn adjoining the Lodge. You can choose a relaxed bar meal or a more settled brasserie dinner, but allow for the short walk between the two buildings. Reserve a table and check the current menu alongside the room.

Dinner is at Fence Gate's brasserie or pub space, a short walk from the rooms at Fence Gate Lodge. This is crucial for an honest on-site description: it is an adjoining inn, not a restaurant inside the bedroom building. Choose between a settled brasserie table and a casual bar meal, and check the current menu and package credit.

Sleep

The Lodge's 24 bedrooms range from luxury rooms to junior suites, a master suite and an apartment. It is a small hotel rather than a spa resort, so room size and layout are worth comparing before booking. Breakfast and dinner terms depend on the selected rate.

Twenty-four Lodge rooms include luxury rooms, junior suites, a larger master suite and an apartment. Compare space and layout, especially for a longer or celebratory stay. Ask whether breakfast is served in the Lodge or adjoining inn and how dinner arrangements work before committing to a bundled rate.

Retreat

Pendle's landscape is the principal draw for a daytime walk. Return for a drink at the old inn before dinner, then stroll back to the Lodge. The venues form one hospitality complex but the restaurant is in the adjoining inn, not within the bedroom building.

Pendle's landscape supplies the walking portion of the break. Return to the old inn for a drink and dinner, then cross back to the Lodge. There is no large spa circuit; the experience depends on the pairing of new accommodation, historic hospitality and nearby countryside.