Kendal accommodation

Friendly, family run guest house.
En-suite bedrooms.
On site private car park.
Town centre and pubs, restaurants within walking distance.
Credit and debit cards accepted.
Colour TV in all rooms.
Within minutes of all beauty spots in the Lake District.
Centrally heated throughout.
Garden terrace open to guests.
Lounge with TV and open fire.
Independantly inspected.
We are a No Smoking residence.

Of the Hotels in Kendal, Cumbria and the Lake District, the Garden House Hotel and Restaurant is the ideal stop over, in the gateway to the Lake District.
One of the Lake District's and Kendal's most famous sons - Wainwright - once lived in the old hotel. The present day hotel is Kendal's best kept secret. Secluded and quiet it offers country house like tranquillity after a long day fell walking or shopping. Ideally positioned for visitors and businessmen looking for hotels in Kendal and the Lake District. Only 10 minutes walk from the Kendal train station and some of the Kendal business parks. We are one of the few dog friendly Kendal Hotels in the Lake District.
A Georgian, Grade II listed building, built in 1812 for a prominent local doctor.

Nestling in the gateway to the lakes and on the edge of the National Park lies Gilpin Bridge Inn, a family run inn full of character and steeped in history.
Ideally situated just off the A590 between Kendal and Newby Bridge, the Gilpin Bridge Hotel & Inn is immediately south of the beautiful unspoilt Lyth Valley with it's close proximity to the South Lakes, and an ideal situation for touring amidst spectacular scenery, yet away from the hustle and bustle of the busy Lake town centres.
The Inn boasts a wide selection of draught beers and has an excellent reputation for its real ale. There is a varied wine list, at moderate prices, to accompany your meal if you wish.
There is a large car park adjacent to the premises, and a friendly welcome from our helpful staff to ensure a convivial afternoon or evening, whatever time of year you visit.

The Highgate Hotel is a historic Grade II* listed town house rebuilt in 1769 incorporated an earlier building. Located near the centre of Kendal, it was built for the town's first physician, but is now a small comfortable family run bed and breakfast with homely atmosphere.
It is the oldest and most historic place to stay in Kendal, but now has modern amenities, whilst retaining lots of distinctive character.
It is well located for local amenities, fine walks, and visiting the superb countryside of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks as well as the little known beautiful wooded limestone country of the nearby coast.
Bedrooms are en-suite, have television, tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer. Family room and cots are avaliable. There is also a cosy guest lounge. The hotel has a private car park to the rear.
A small secluded garden and sunny patio are available for guests use.
Sorry but no smoking or pets allowed in the hotel.

Sue and Andrew offer you a warm welcome to their late Victorian Guest House.
Whether on holiday or on business one of our extensive range of rooms will meet your requirements, from single or twin rooms with standard facilities to double or family en-suite rooms.
To ensure your stay will be as comfortable as possible, all our rooms are centrally heated and have T.V, tea/coffee making facilities and are furnished to the highest standard. Wireless (Wi-Fi) Internet Access is available.
Sundial Guest House is situated on the southern approach to the market town of Kendal opposite Kendal College.
The town centre is an easy 5 minute walk away and offers an extensive range of shopping, restaurants and attractions.
If you are a keen walker or cyclist Sundial Guest House can offer you a range of facilities:
Secure cycle storage.
Pick up from the Dales Way Route.
Packed lunches can also be provided for those longer days.
We are a non-smoking establishment.

Balcony House is Located on the North side of Kendal About 10 mins walk from the town centre. We offer a warm welcome to our Victorian home, built in 1890. Our rooms are clean and comfortable decorated to the highest standards. Parking is available directly in front of the house.
Full English breakfast is included in the price of stay.
Kendal is the gateway to the Lake District and the perfect base for touring north and south.

The Coach House was built around 1875 and was originally two Grooms cottages for the Manor House - Enyeat Manor - where carriages drew up in the cobbled courtyard and horses rested. One of the original rings used for tying horses is still in the kitchen.
In the late 1920's, the cottages became one and in 1934 were sold for £39! Later a double garage and room above were built. This garage is now the new kitchen and office, and the room above is the large ensuite bedroom.

Hillside Bed & Breakfast lies in the historic market town of Kendal. Located in a quiet conservation area, just 3 minutes walk from the town centre, you will find Hillside an ideal base for exploring the "auld grey town".
Hillside is a Victorian house (dated at around 1880) offering six bright, clean and comfortable guest bedrooms:
2 double rooms (en-suite)
1 twin room (en-suite)
3 single rooms (1 en-suite and 2 standard)
The house is centrally heated and all bedrooms offer a colour television, alarm radio and complimentary refreshments tray.
Also available - hair dryers, clothes iron, drying facilities for wet coats and trays for muddy boots.

Situated in the small hamlet of Whinfell, near Kendal in Cumbria, Lapwings Barn enjoys an idyllic location on the edge of the Lake District.
The bed and breakfast accommodation suits those interested in walking, birdwatching or those touring who require a peaceful place to relax.
There are many long and short walks from the barn. Access to The Dale’s Way is about half a mile away.
A half hour drive takes you to Windermere on to Ambleside and many other attractions and activities.

Off the beaten track, and ideally placed for exploring northern England's glorious countryside, Grayrigg is a small village just 5 miles from Junctions 37 or 38 of the M6 motorway.
Grayrigg also offers fine countryside on its own doorstep - it is in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, yet away from the crowds of the main holiday centres.
The Dales Way long-distance footpath passes within half a mile, and the area is well-known for its peaceful greenpath walks in the Howgill Fells.
Cyclists Welcome.
We also have a very comfortable adjoining self-catering cottage.
Non smoking.

Sonata Guest House is a friendly, family run, Georgian Terraced House, with comfortable en-suite bedrooms containing remote control colour televisions, hairdryers, complimentary beverage facilities, radio/alarm and independently controlled central heating.
The guest house is ideally located, only a four minute walk to the town centre, it is also an ideal base in which to explore the natural beauty of the Lake District.
There are many restaurants and places to eat out in Kendal along with the many country pubs which are only a short drive away.

The Wheatsheaf has been welcoming guests since 1609. Initially a farmhouse, the lady of the house provided meals to local farm labourers and the tradition of becoming a local hostelry grew from that time. Later, the Wheatsheaf became a coaching stop en route from Lancaster to Carlisle. The old A6 runs directly outside the front door with the bridge over the river Bela (pronounced Beela) becoming an important crossing point for traders.
Kendal is only a fifteen minute drive away and Windermere thirty. Heading away from the Lakes, we are only eight miles from the Yorkshire Moors.
Head out to Ingleton for a pleasant two hour walk around the waterfalls; stunning after a rainy day. On your way back to Beetham, stop off at Kirkby Lonsdale. Devil's bridge is a chilling monument reported to be the oldest in England. According to old folklore, you can see the Devil's handprint on the bridge wall. From the Church in Kirkby, follow the signs to Ruskin's view. Ruskin stated that the view is the best in England - how times change, go and have a look and see what you think!!!
Accommodation Features:
~ Traditional bedrooms with modern facilities
~ En-suite bathrooms to all bedrooms
~ TV in all bedrooms
~ DVD in some bedrooms
~ Ironing facilities
~ Tea and coffee making facilities
~ Selection of toiletries available (just in case you forget something)
~ Selection of Gilchrist and Soame products
~ Hairdyers available
~ Private residents quiet lounge
~ Special diets catered for
~ Conference Facilities
~ Parking for 40 cars

Dating from 1844 Hollin Root Farm is a typical Lakeland farmhouse set in beautiful open countryside with land down to the River. We are situated at Garth Row, three miles north of the market town of Kendal, just off the A6. Its tranquil setting and large landscaped gardens make this an ideal place for longer stays and a good base from which to explore the Lake District or the Yorkshire Dales. (Lake Windermere is only 8 miles away). We are very popular as a stopover between England and Scotland.
We have a double/twin/family en-suite room on the ground floor. The room has tea and coffee making facilities and colour TV. We have a large private car park for guests use, next to the farmhouse.
There are excellent eating out venues in nearby Kendal and surrounding areas. Packed lunches are available. Children are welcome. Vegetarians are welcome. We serve excellent breakfasts with our own fresh free range eggs and home made preserves.
Hollin Root Farm is where you are assured of a warm and friendly welcome We are open all year round and are a non smoking establishment.

Murthwaite Lodges are located in Longsleddale which is one of the of the loveliest and most unspoiled scenic valleys in the Lake District. This Lakeland Valley, which runs off the A6 road to the North of Kendal, is a country lover's paradise. The lush green, flower filled meadows are divided by the sparkling waters of the River Sprint, from where the pasture land rises up to the towering Cumbrian Fells.Murthwaite is a small traditional sheep farm nestling 1.5 miles along the Longsleddale valley road.
The lodges are each set in their own gardens with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Both lodges enjoy beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
Each lodge will sleep up to four people in one double bedroom and one twin bedroom. The bathroom is full size with a shower over the bath.
There is an open plan lounge / dining area with television, video, fireplace and coal effect fire, ideal for relaxing on those cooler Lakeland evenings. The fitted kitchen is fully equipped with cooker, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave.
French doors open out on to decking. The lodges have central heating enabling them to be occupied throughout the year. Full bedding is provided, but not towels.

Stay right in the heart of Kendal town centre with its many shops, restaurants and visitor attractions.
Stay in one of SIX well appointed apartments tastefully converted within an old traditional stone-built school.
Perfectly situated just off the bustling main street of this "Auld Grey Town" and nestling in one of the many charming yards where you will find immediate peace and quiet.
Flat 1 - Ground Floor:
Sleeps 4/6
One double bedroom
1 twin bedded room.
Flat 2 - Ground Floor
Sleeps 4/6
One double bedroom with en-suite bathroom (including bath and shower)
1 twin bedded room.
Flat 3 - First and second floor
Sleeps 8
One double bedroom
One twin-bedded room
One family room with one double and two single beds.
Flat 4 - Ground floor
Is on the ground floor and sleeps 2.
Flat 5 - First floor
Is on first floor and sleeps 2.
Flat 6 - First Floor
Sleeps 4
One double bedroom
one twin-bedded room.

All apartments have fully equipped kitchens with full size oven and hob, microwave, larder/fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, colour television, radio and DVD Player.
All bed linen and towels are provided.
There is private parking for ONE car per flat.
We are open all year round.