Lifestyle - June 2007
It's telling that there is a link on the website of the Inn at Whitewell entitled 'How not to get lost'...

Delicious - Feb 2007
The best way to arrive at The Inn At Whitewell in Lancashire would be in a coach-and-four...

The Saturday Guardian - 17th February 2007
If pared-down modern style is your thing, this probably isn’t for you. If however, you like a good pint, memorable food and characterful accommodation, it’s pure perfection...

Lancashire Telegraph - 12th February 2007
The Queen and the Prime Minister of Malta have been among diners at the Inn at Whitewell in recent months, bringing the venue to international attention...

Sunday Express - 21st January 2007
Setting: This 14th century former manor house stands high on the banks of the River Hodder in the beautiful Forest of Bowland – and right in the middle of the Duchy of Lancaster estate...

Saturday Guardian Travel - 4th November 2006
It’s a resounding, “yes, yes, yes” as I enter the Inn at Whitewell, near Clitheroe in Lancashire. Oh it’s ticking the boxes all right: a fire in the grate right by the front door, flagstone floors, clinking glasses and a hubbub of chatter from drinkers sitting at grainy oak tables...

Daily Express - 26th May 2006
The queen was treated to her first pub lunch on an official engagement yesterday...

Lancashire Evening Telegraph - 26th May 2006
Weeks of preparation by staff at the Inn at Whitewell paid off as the Queen sat down to a sumptuous five-course meal yesterday...

Lancashire Evening Telegraph
A renowned East Lancashire hotel has finished a facelift worth more than £1.5million – ahead of an expected visit from the Queen...

Lancashire Evening Telegraph - 26th November 2005
A Clitheroe hotel has won a prestigious award. The Inn at Whitewell has scooped the Conde Nast Johansens Most Traditional Inn Award for 2006...

Conde Nast Traveller - December 2004
For king and country...

Waitrose Food Illustrated - December 2004
To reach Whitewell, you must travel along miles of scenic country roads not unlike the ones Postman Pat would use...

The Sunday Times Travel - 31st August 2003
Now, I’m all for the GHG (Good Hotel Guide) judges’ habit of naming each Cesar award to fit the property selected, rather than finding a place to fit a category. But they’ve got to watch they don’t get too cute. Utterly enjoyable mild eccentricity?...

Awards

AA Five star Inn

 Bowland Charter Assured Member

• Johansson's Most Excellent Traditional Inn 2006
• Good Hotel Guide cesar 2004
• Good pub Guide Inn of the Year 2003
• Lancashire Life Hotel of the Year 2003