Penny Street Bridge

This fresh and friendly hotel offers a modern twist and good value on a grand old building perfectly located in the heart of Lancaster city. The accommodation is stylish and contemporary and the vast selection of traditional beers is a must for any beer connoisseur. Limited parking is available on site at 5 GBP per night - on a first come first served basis. (GW 11/2009) Set inside a magnificent hundred-year-old building, Penny Street Bridge was originally the Corporation Toll House, but it was demolished in 1901 and rebuilt as two separate pubs - the White Cross Hotel and the Corporation Arms. These two pubs later became known as simply the Farmer's Arms, until Daniel Thwaites Brewery of Blackburn completely transformed it with a 2million GBP refurbishment in 2007. The hotel is nestled right in the heart of the historical University City of Lancaster at the junction of Penny Street and Aldcliffe Road - overlooking the Lancaster canal. Only ten minutes by car from Morecambe and the beautiful Lancashire coast. It's where northern hospitality meets eclectic style.

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