The Cat Inn

The Cat Inn

Egremont's town center wakes up outside the window at The Cat Inn, where guests can watch the town from the room while coffee brews before heading out. This is a small hotel built around variety rather than volume: the Standard Room offers a full double bed with a private bathroom and television, while the Standard Apartment adds a hairdryer and considerably more space, and the Superior Apartments push further still, one of them with a city view. Most of these rooms come with an in-room coffee setup, a comfort not every apartment-style stay bothers to include. Downstairs, the bar is where the evening happens, and Wi-Fi covers the rest of the day for anyone still tied to a laptop. Families are handled without fuss: there are playrooms to absorb the children's energy, freeing the evening for adults, and pets travel with their owners rather than staying behind. An elevator gives guests with disabilities access to the upper floors, and English-speaking staff can arrange a car rental, alongside the free parking already on site. What sets this hotel apart from larger, more anonymous places is that combination, apartment-style rooms, pet tolerance, child provision, and accessibility, all inside a handful of rooms in the middle of Egremont. It suits couples wanting apartment space without hotel scale, and dog owners who won't leave a pet behind. It will not suit anyone chasing multiple restaurants or a large lobby. Check-in runs from 4pm, checkout by 10am, simple bookends to a stay that asks little and delivers exactly what it promises. The Cat Inn sits in central Egremont with a Standard Room and several larger apartments, most with private bathrooms and coffee facilities. It welcomes pets and children with playrooms, and its elevator serves guests with disabilities, though it won't suit anyone after a large lobby.