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Once a staging post for coaches that crossed the sands of Morecambe Bay to Lancaster in the 18th Century, the Bay Horse Hotel accommodation and Restaurant has since 1988, been the home of Robert Lyons, who, together with longstanding staff, welcomes you. |
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In 8 acres of gardens and paddocks set in the west of the English Lake District you will fall in love with Underwood House Hotel, tucked under 300 acres of wood land between picturesque Whicham Valley and Duddon Estuary about 2 miles outside of Millom. |
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Nestled at the foot of Shepherd's Crag in the beautiful valley of Borrowdale, this hotel has a totally unique atmosphere enveloping the visitors from the moment they arrive. Warm and welcoming fires in the Winter and cool drinks and strawberry teas on the lawns in the Summer served with a smile. |
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In the 17th Century, Keswick was the crossroads for many of the horse and carriage routes which traversed this part of the English Lake District. The Kings Arms Hotel, a true Coaching Inn of that period, offers the traveller of today the same unrivalled hospitality and friendly service in keeping with its heritage. |
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Few Hotels can boast of a town centre location combined with agnificent views set amongst beautiful scenic countryside. Surrounded by the Lakes and Mountains of the English Lake District, The Skiddaw Hotel is just such a place. Imposing yet welcoming this historic hotel provides an oasis in the centre of a bustling Market Town and whatever the season, Keswick in its picturesque glory enjoys anatmosphere all of its own. |
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The George Hotel, Penrith guarding the entrance to the Northern Lakes, with spectacular Lake Ullswater only 4 miles away, the Historic town of Penrith was once the capital of the old county of Cumberland, providing a vital trading link between North and South. |
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The Inn on the Lake Hotel enjoys one of the most spectacular settings in the Lake District in 15 acres of grounds with lawns sweeping to the shores of Lake Ullswater. |
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The pub has been here for something like 400 years at the start of the mountains and the pack horse trails to the West. Forever associated with Donald Campbell and his world water speed record attempts, the pub remains a classic Lakeland Inn of rare quality. |
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Imagine a place with stunning lake and mountain views with its very own waterfall in the grounds - the Lodore Falls Hotel is such a place. This imposing hotel, built in traditional Lakeland slate has had a commanding presence in the Borrowdale Valley for over 200 years. |
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