Cumbria / Lake District Hotel Accommodation '5'

The Hotel looks out over the Irish Sea towards the Isle of Man, sitting just 100 metres from the sandy, mile-long beach and spectacular cliffs upon which Wainwright began his famous Coast to Coast Walk.
We have 83 bedrooms, all en suite, centrally heated and equipped with telephone, colour satellite TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Along with a range of double, single and twin-bedded rooms we have a number of family bedrooms to sleep up to four. Cots and high chairs are available on request.
Within the Hotel buildings there are also a number of self-contained family villas, to sleep up to four people. As well as the high standard of facilities one would expect in a standard Hotel room, these Villas also have independent access and their own individual kitchenettes, and thus allow guests freedom to do as they please during their stay.

The Waverley Hotel was built over 300 years ago! It is situated right in the town centre of Whitehaven only a 2 minute walk from both the railway and bus station.
This family run hotel is as close to the new marina as you can get without getting your feet wet!
The Waverley is one of the oldest buildings in Whitehaven; it was built by Captain Senhouse in the 1684, to be used as his personal house.

Family owned and run, our welcoming Lake District hotel offers the friendly, attentive service that makes you feel relaxed and completely at home.
Our en suite bedrooms are all individually designed and suit every occasion. You can choose from grand four-poster executive suites with lake views and Jacuzzi baths; beautiful four-poster and double rooms with lake views and Jacuzzi baths, and well appointed double and single rooms.
Room service is available within the hotel and we can place gifts of flowers, Champagne, chocolates… in your room.
You can gaze at passing clouds through the windows of our light-filled conservatory. You can sit in our lounge by the glow of an open fire, with a relaxing drink and a good book or enjoy a cosy chat in our snug bar. When the day is at a close, from our terrace you can watch the sun slip slowly behind the distant fells.
Enjoy a morning dip in our heated pool before breakfast or a gentle swim ahead of dinner - perhaps followed by a stress and strain banishing session in our sauna or steam room.
All our facilities are for the exclusive use of our guests.
Hillthwaite House Hotel has its own restaurant; we offer a mouthwatering view from the dining room, as well as excellent food and wine.
We offer seasonal daily menus and make full use of fresh produce from within the English Lake District. We cater for every taste : from Sunday roasts and imaginative vegetarian dishes, to special diets and plain and simple options.
Choose a full English or Continental breakfast, which can be brought to your room.
Includes free use of the Leisure Facilities and a Broadband internet connection.

The foundation stone for the building itself was laid in 1890, and the house took some five years to complete. It was first opened as a hotel in 1930.
Large imposing rooms, oak-panelled and mellowed with the years, a collection of fine oil paintings, ornate carved fireplaces and the magnificent oak staircase tell their own story of a hotel rich in history and character.
The house is listed as one of national and historic interest. The Hotel's outstanding interior and location, made it a natural choice for the classic English country house in Alfred Hitchcock's production of "The Paradine Case", starring Gregory Peck, and more recently in the BBC's portrayal of the life of Donald Campbell.

The Macdonald Old England Hotel stands on the very shore of Windermere and boasts unrivalled views of England's largest lake. The hotel is an ideal base for exploring Lakeland's towns and villages, rural idylls and outdoor challenges, and a multitude of historic, cultural and contemporary attractions.
The hotel rejoices in mature gardens, with lawns down to the lakeside, its own private jetties and moorings, and a permit to fish on the lake. Outside is the bustling village of Bowness, with its many shops and amenities. Cruises, sailing, watersports and golf are available nearby.

Amongst all the Hotels in the Lake District, Storrs Hall is unquestionably one of the most spectacular. It is surrounded by the natural beauty of the Lake District. The Hotel, a grade ll Georgian Mansion, offers a most idyllic setting for people who enjoy life's luxuries. Storrs Hall, with its National Trust-owned folly the "Temple", has for years been a landmark to sigh over. Sitting in an unrivalled position, this lakeland Hotel enjoys views of Lake Windermere that seem endless.

The Hydro is one of the oldest Lake District Hotels, built as a water cure hotel in the late 19th century.
This year, water treatment is returning to the Hydro, with the opening of the Hydro Spa, the newest hotel swimming pool in the Lake District. Already with jacuzzi, sauna and mini gym we have plans for steam and treatment rooms.
If you're after a quiet moment, just relax in the coffee lounge looking over Bowness towards the lake.
Why not combine a relaxing morning in the Spa, with a more exhilarating water activity; try you hand sailing on Hydrotherapy, the hotels 34ft yacht, under the capable guidance of our resident skipper. Hydrotherapy is the largest yacht on a mooring on Lake Windermere.

Chestnuts Hotel Windermere offers a delightful home-from-home and a distinctly high standard of comfort and service. The house itself is a century old, enjoying both lovely gardens & private parking.
Chestnuts Hotels makes the ideal base for enjoying the fabulous English Lake District, whether you simply want to relax and take in the spectacle, explore the fells or enjoy a meal in the numerous drinking houses and restaurants.
There is a choice of six elegantly furnished bedrooms all named after the Lakes in the Lake District, each adorned in striking pine. With sumptuous King sized four posters and standard king size beds all with either en-suite showers, baths or even luxurious corner baths, there will be a room here to suit you.
Free Leisure Facilities.
No Smoking.

Situated in the heart of the English Lake District, The Ravensworth is a traditional Lakeland stone built house from the mid 19th century.
Built originally as a private residence, the change to a guest house has retained many of the original features and has been enhanced by the addition of a fine conservatory breakfast room.
We have two car parks at the front and rear providing ample parking for all of our guests.
Being a privately owned and run hotel ensures that you can expect a warm welcome and a comfortable stay in this most beautiful area.
At the end of the day you are welcome to relax by the open fires in either our residents lounge or cosy private bar. Internet wirless connection also available.
Nigel and Heather look forward to the welcoming you to what Wordsworth called "the most beautiful corner of England".
For the comfort and saftey of our guests, we are exclusively non-smoking.