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Bowness-on-Windermere
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Windermere
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Keswick
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Ambleside
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Featured hotels in Lake District
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£39
Average price per night
The Furness Railway Wetherspoon
Barrow in Furness
Description The Furness Railway Wetherspoon is located in Barrow in Furness, 3.6 km from Furness Abbey. Built in 19th century, the property is within 9 km of Lake Cruises. Free WiFi is included.Review"perfect rooms . walking distance from the train station . very nice people . a pub downstairs for the food."
Angel. France -
£55
Average price per night
Description Wateredge Inn stands on the shores of Lake Windermere, a short walk from Ambleside centre. Set across two former 17th century fishermen's cottages, it offers cosy bedrooms and period features.Review"We loved the location overlooking the lake and the friendly attentive staff. Excellent food and exceptionally clean and well maintained everywhere."
Susan. United Kingdom -
£128.70
Average price per night
Description The Daffodil Hotel and Spa offers contemporary luxury on the shores of Grasmere water, located in the heart of The Lake District and just a short walk into Grasmere village.Review"Great location, easy walk to village, gorgeous lake views, delicious food, relaxing spa facilities, staff friendly and helpful, we were lucky and were upgraded to a suite"
Sharon. Australia -
£69.30
Average price per night
Description Set in beautiful grounds near Lake Windermere in the village of Bowness, The Burnside Hotel & Spa has an on-site spa with a poolside seating and bar, two hot tubs, a sauna, a steam room and a plunge...Review"This was a wonderful experience! All staff were fantastic! Cooked breakfast excellent;dinner fabulous and good value for money! Shower in bath could be improved by removing bath as most people prefer walk..."
Alison. Isle of Man -
£77
Average price per night
Description This family-run hotel overlooks Lake Windermere and has free parking, free Wi-Fi and fine food. The shops of Ambleside are a 10-minute stroll away.Review"From start to finish faultless . We were even offered an early breakfast as we were leaving before service started. The Kitchen supervisor said she would come in early and make something for us. All of..."
steve. France -
£59
Average price per night
Description In the heart of the Lake District national park, Haweswater Hotel has a bar and a lake view terrace. Brasserie 37 overlooks the lake and offers a menu of local, seasonal produce.Review"It's rare I give anywhere I stay a score of 10 but this hotel deserved it and so did the staff which made it for me. The wildlife in the garden was definitely a bonus."
debra. United Kingdom -
£65
Average price per night
Hideaway at Thornleigh Hotel
Grange Over Sands
Description Hideaway at Thornleigh Hotel in Grange Over Sands features a garden and a shared lounge. Both free WiFi and private parking are accessible on site. At the hotel, every room has a wardrobe and a TV.Review"Room. Seaview. Facilities around"
OTEH. Malaysia -
£81
Average price per night
Lyth Valley Country Inn
Kendal
Description Situated in Kendal, 9 km from Castle Howe, Lyth Valley Country Inn has a terrace, a bar and rooms with free WiFi access.Review"Everything it was first class"
Geoff. New Zealand -
£144
Average price per night
The Swan Hotel and Spa
Newby Bridge
Description Located within the scenic Lake District National Park, 12 km from Laurel & Hardy Museum, The Swan Hotel and Spa features a children's playground and views of the river.Review"The staff were absolutely brilliant! Lovely smiley faces to welcome and very helpful throughout our stay! Me and my partner can’t wait to come back! Thank you all for the amazing experience."
Lisa. United Kingdom -
£100
Average price per night
The White Mare Hotel & Restaurant
Beckermet
Description Situated in Beckermet, The White Mare Hotel & Restaurant features a garden. Among the various facilities are a terrace and a bar. Both free WiFi and private parking are available at this property.Review"Great rooms, very spacious, lovely decor, amazing restaurant and location."
Jacquie Nichol. Australia
Most booked hotels in Lake District in the past month
Woodlands 5 stars
New Road, Windermere, Windermere
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 260 times
Derwentwater Hotel 3 stars
Portinscale, Keswick, Keswick
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 490 times
Haweswater Hotel 3 stars
Lakeside Road, Bampton, Bampton, Bampton
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 322 times
Macdonald Old England Hotel & Spa 4 stars
23 Church St, Bowness-on-Windermere, Bowness-on-Windermere
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 731 times
The Inn At Grasmere 4 stars
Red Lion Square, Grasmere, Grasmere
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 552 times
Beech Hill Hotel & Spa 4 stars
Newby Bridge Road, Windermere, Windermere
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 317 times
Burnside Hotel & Spa 4 stars
Lake Road, Bowness On Windermere, Bowness-on-Windermere, Bowness-on-Windermere
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 351 times
Aphrodites Boutique Hotel 4 stars
Longtail Hill,, Bowness-on-Windermere, Bowness-on-Windermere
This hotel in Lake District has been booked 265 times
Poetic Artistry at its Best
The inspiration behind many a poet, the serene Lake District has majestic peaks and glorious lakes that form the UK’s largest and most visited national park.
A particular favourite of Wordsworth, Windermere is England’s longest lake and her waters are still plied by historic boats. With a range of luxury Lake District hotels and a Beatrix Potter Museum, the town is connected by cable-operated car ferry to a spot close to Near Sawrey where Miss Potter once lived. Near the lake’s northern tip is popular Ambleside, home of the Stock Ghyll Force waterfall.
A road goes north from here past picturesque Grasmere and Thirlmere lake to Keswick. Set by Derwent Water, this pretty town is overlooked by Skiddaw, while Scafell Pike – England’s highest mountain – is to its south-west. Bassenthwaite lake is north-west, and Glenridding to the east is on the shores of the popular sailing spot of Ullswater, watched over by Helvellyn.
In the Southern Lakes, Coniston is a small village by a lake offering watersports. South-west is the port town of Barrow-in-Furness, and also by the sea is Grange-over-Sands with its long promenade. Kendal is known for its tasty mint cake and has a museum of Lakeland life, as well as a good range of Lake District hotels with pools on Booking.com.
