Lock-ins guaranteed! Rent this pub-turned-holiday-home and you can pull pints at your leisure (and stays cost just £17 per person a night)
- The Poachers Arms is a former pub in the Lake District and many of the original features remain
- Guests at the quirky holiday home can pre-order any booze they’d like on tap and pull their own pints
- Week-long stays at the country inn start at £3,657 and the property can sleep up to 30 people
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The Poachers Arms, a former pub in the Lake District, is now available to rent, with the bar still in place.
Guests can pre-order any booze they’d like on tap, so pints are ready to pull on arrival.
The Poachers Arms, a former pub in the Lake District, is now available to rent, with the bar still in place
Guests can pre-order any booze they’d like on tap, so pints are ready to pull on arrival
Week-long stays at the country inn start at £3,657.
As the property sleeps 30 people, this works out at just over £17 per person, per night.
Other features that remain from the building’s past life include the distinctive sign adorning the exterior, the pool table, pub seating and car park.
On the catering front, there is a large kitchen that has been refurbished with range cookers to rustle up feasts.
Other features that remain from the building’s past life include the distinctive sign adorning the exterior, the pool table and pub seating
Week-long stays at the country inn start at £3,657. As the property sleeps 30 people, this works out at just over £17 per person, per night
And to keep children occupied, there is a games area decked out with table games, books, table football and a TV gaming console.
The former watering hole has received a thumbs up on TripAdvisor.
One guest, 780grantw, who stayed there last March for a 40th birthday described it as being the ‘best party venue ever!’
They said one of their favourite features was the ‘massive conservatory’ which was used for a disco and the ‘clean’ and ‘warm’ hot tub in the summerhouse outside.
On the catering front, there is a large kitchen decked out with range cookers to rustle up feasts
The reviewer added: ‘Felt great serving yourself behind a real bar and people were eager to help each other. The whole weekend was just perfect.’
Another former guest, 126iana, said of their stay: ‘It’s a strange feeling that you are somewhere familiar, a pub with all the features of a pub, but then it feels like a permanent lock-in.’
But those interested in staying at the ex-boozer better get moving quickly, as it’s already started booking up quickly for the year ahead. In August, there are just two days left open.