The County Hotel Occupies The Oldest Building In Carlisle City Centre. Built During The Reign Of King George Iii And Occasionally Used By Royalty During The 19th Century, This Building Overlooks The Impressive Twin Sandstone Towers Of Henry ViiiS Citadel. The Building Was Converted Into A Hotel In 1990, Retaining The Decor And Grandeur Befitting Its Georgian History While Providing Modern Amenities To Both Leisure And Business Travelers. It Is An Ideal Base For Trips To Lake District And The Coast.