Featured hotels in Lake District

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  • £39

    Average price per night

    The Furness Railway Wetherspoon, Barrow in Furness

    The Furness Railway Wetherspoon

    Barrow in Furness

    9.3 Superb 1,316 reviews
    Description The Furness Railway Wetherspoon is located in Barrow in Furness, 3.1 km from Furness Abbey. Built in 19th century, the property is within 7 km of Lake Cruises.
    Review

    "Best accommodation of our whole trip. Rooms very spacious and well appointed."

    Kathrine Townshend. New Zealand

  • £60

    Average price per night

    Wateredge Inn, Ambleside

    Wateredge Inn This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Ambleside

    9.3 Superb 1,235 reviews
    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

    "Everything was great. This was my second time at the hotel and can't wait to return."

    David. Abkhazia

  • £142.20

    Average price per night

    The Daffodil Hotel & Spa, Grasmere

    The Daffodil Hotel & Spa This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Grasmere

    9.0 Superb 2,287 reviews
    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

  • £114.33

    Average price per night

    Burnside Hotel & Spa, Bowness-on-Windermere

    Burnside Hotel & Spa This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Bowness-on-Windermere

    9.0 Superb 2,265 reviews
    Description Set in beautiful grounds near Lake Windermere in the village of Bowness, The Burnside Hotel & Spa, BW Premier Collection has an on-site spa with a poolside seating and bar, two hot tubs, a sauna, a...
    Review

    "Me and my wife stayed for our first wedding anniversary in one of the hot tub rooms. It was fabulous. Restaurant food was to a high standard and delicious. Can’t wait to stay again!!!"

    Daniel. United Kingdom

  • £101

    Average price per night

    Regent Hotel By The Lake, Ambleside

    Regent Hotel By The Lake This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Ambleside

    9.3 Superb 1,363 reviews
    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

    "The Regent Hotel is very well appointed with easy access, car parking & easy walk to the village, lake & parks"

    Grant. Australia

  • £89

    Average price per night

    Haweswater Hotel, Bampton

    Haweswater Hotel This is a Preferred Partner property. It is committed to providing guests with a positive experience thanks to its commendable service and good value. This property may pay Booking.com a bit more to be in this Programme.

    Bampton

    9.2 Superb 1,922 reviews
    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

    "Staff were amazing, when we mentioned we were vegan it "was no problem at all, don't be silly". We were made to feel at home straight away. The location is breathtaking, and the room was so cozy we never wanted to leave. Thank you so much."

    Jeremy. Australia

  • £65

    Average price per night

    Hideaway at Thornleigh Hotel, Grange Over Sands

    Hideaway at Thornleigh Hotel

    Grange Over Sands

    9.1 Superb 136 reviews
    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.
    Review

    "Room. Seaview. Facilities around"

    OTEH. Malaysia

  • £68.20

    Average price per night

    Lyth Valley Country Inn, Kendal

    Lyth Valley Country Inn

    Kendal

    9.6 Exceptional 103 reviews
    Description Situated in Kendal, 7 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

    The Swan Hotel and Spa

    Newby Bridge

    9.1 Superb 716 reviews
    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

    "Every Thing was Great, It's the perfect place to stay in"

    ADEL. Kuwait

  • £100

    Average price per night

    The White Mare Hotel & Restaurant, Beckermet

    The White Mare Hotel & Restaurant

    Beckermet

    9.1 Superb 145 reviews
    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

    "Large bedrooms with excellent on-suite. Very comfortable nights' sleep. Great hospitality and food. Beaches easy drive away."

    Sarah. United Kingdom

Lake District highlights

Abbot Hall Art Gallery
In the town of Kendal, this 18th-century villa houses a collection of contemporary and historic art.
Wordsworth House
This 18th-century Georgian townhouse was the childhood home of the famous poet William Wordsworth.
Beatrix Potter House - Hill Top
Local children's author Beatrix Potter lived in this 17th-century farmhouse, and took inspiration for her stories from the surrounding countryside.
Go Ape Whinlatter Forest Park
Experience thrilling outdoor activities such as forest segway rides and tree-top walks.
Windermere Lake Cruises
Those wanting to enjoy lakeland views from a different angle should try a steamboat cruise across England's largest lake.
Scafell Pike
With far-reaching views out over the Irish Sea, Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England.
The Lakes Aquarium
On the shores of Windermere, the aquarium has live displays and a variety of freshwater and salt water aquatic species.
Ravenglass & Eskdale Steam Railway
This authentic steam locomotive makes a 7-mile journey along the Cumbrian coastline.
Honister Slate Mine
Perched at the highest point of the dramatic Honister mountain pass, this is England's last working slate mine.

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.