Hotels in Bowness-on-Windermere

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Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Elim House was built in 1849 as a gentleman's residence and as such is full of character, and has it's own little idiosyncracies, in fact it still has the stable room where the horses for the owner's carriage were kept. Some guest bedrooms are in an annexe that used to be a hayloft but has been brought into the 21st century with great creativity. Some rooms have beams and some are on the second floor. Please note that as it is not a custom built hotel there is no lift.

Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Over the last two years Elim House has undergone an extensive refurbishment programme which is still ongoing and now means that all rooms are en-suite and most have been decorated in a neutral style. All rooms are individually heated to guest's taste. Some rooms have views of our award winning garden and fell views. Adult only hotel no children allowed

Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Full English breakfast is included in the price and is served between 08:30 and 09:30. Vegetarians, vegans and other dietary needs are catered for where possible. Please give prior warning.

Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Bowness is right at the heart of the English Lake District which has some of the most beautiful scenery in the whole of the UK, whatever the season. There is so much to see and do in the town from a gentle stroll down to the lakeside, a trip on a Windermere lakes cruiser, a wander around the myriad of shops or, for the more adventurous, a hike up to one of the numerous view points (well worth the walk!).

Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By road: Turn left off a591 onto a5074. Follow the road for approximately 1 mile. Please note we are not elim bank hotel, or elim lodge. Turn left at Bowness lighting shop, which is the second road on the left past the police station. Elim House is the first house on the left hand side on Biskey Howe Road. On-street parking on this road has no restrictions. If you cannot find a parking space, please park opposite, and we will advise on private parking on registration. On foot: From the railway/bus station, turn left and follow the main road down through Windermere for approximately 1 mile. Turn left at the Bowness lighting shop; we are the first house on the left.

Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Children and babies can not be accommodated at the hotel. No coach parties, no single-sex parties. Minimum 2-night booking at weekends, minimum 3-night bookings on public holidays. Elim House is now a non-smoking establishment. Late check-ins (after 21:00) must be agreed prior to arrival. Payment Information: Guests wishing to settle accounts with credit cards will incur a surcharge of 3%. This does not affect debit card transactions.

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Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Elim House was built in 1849 as a gentleman's residence and as such is full of character, and has it's own little idiosyncracies, in fact it still has the stable room where the horses for the owner's carriage were kept. Some guest bedrooms are in an annexe that used to be a hayloft but has been brought into the 21st century with great creativity. Some rooms have beams and some are on the second floor. Please note that as it is not a custom built hotel there is no lift.

Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Open your curtains each morning to fabulous views of Lake Windermere and Langdale Pikes. The lake view double rooms have been finished to a high standard with excellent facilities throughout, including LCD TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer, trouser press, radio alarm, writing desk and telephone. All rooms have superb new bathrooms fitted in 2006. All rooms enjoy complimentary use of Parklands Leisure Centre.

Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Paisley's Restaurant takes its name from Sir Thomas Paisley, who was the original owner of the house. He was an Admiral in the Royal Navy, and chose this beautiful site to build his retirement home in 1848. The views from the restaurant are spectacular, overlooking Lake Windermere, the Langdale Pikes, Claife Heights and surrounding mountains. Our chef prides himself on his interesting and imaginative cuisine, mixing the best of English and Continental fayre, using where possible local produce. A wide selection of dishes are always available, and as a speciality of the house we have Flambe at your table, perhaps Scampi in Pernod or Steak Diane, Crepe Suzette or Cherries in Brandy. .

Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Bowness is right at the heart of the English Lake District which has some of the most beautiful scenery in the whole of the UK, whatever the season. There is so much to see and do in the town from a gentle stroll down to the lakeside, a trip on a Windermere lakes cruiser, a wander around the myriad of shops or, for the more adventurous, a hike up to one of the numerous view points (well worth the walk!).

Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Travelling to Windermere on the m6: Take exit 36, onto the a590, signposted to South Lakes and Kendal. Do not take the left turn to Barrow but continue on the a591 to Windermere. At the roundabout follow signs to Windermere on the a591. Turn left through Windermere at the Windermere Hotel, and follow the one way system through the village, and on to Bowness. You will pass Windermere Magistrates Court on your left and you will see the hotel on the right, just after this. The hotel car park is at the rear under the archway, you may wish to unload your luggage at the front door.

Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Deposits will not be refunded for bookings cancelled over public holidays, Christmas or New Years Eve.

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Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Elim House was built in 1849 as a gentleman's residence and as such is full of character, and has it's own little idiosyncracies, in fact it still has the stable room where the horses for the owner's carriage were kept. Some guest bedrooms are in an annexe that used to be a hayloft but has been brought into the 21st century with great creativity. Some rooms have beams and some are on the second floor. Please note that as it is not a custom built hotel there is no lift.

Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower, a tea and coffee welcome tray, television and a trouser press. Upgrades are available on request at a supplement.

Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Silhouettes Restaurant is a modern, spacious, widely acclaimed restaurant, serving both modern and traditional cuisine with a large emphasis on local produce. Special diet requirements can be catered for, please advice at time of booking. Children can chose from the adults menu or our `Berni Bear' children`s menu.

Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Whilst staying at the Burnside Hotel, you could visit the World of Beatrix Potter, have a cruise on Lake Windermere, or take a trip with the Mountain Goat up and over the passes if you dare.

Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Leave the M6 at junction 36 following the A591 towards Windermere and South Lakes. Join the A592 immediately entering Windermere, following signs for Bowness town Centre. At the Lake shore continue past the Steamer Pier for 300 metres to the Burnside Hotel situated on your left.

Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Deposits will not be refunded for bookings cancelled over public holidays, Christmas or New Years Eve.

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Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Elim House was built in 1849 as a gentleman's residence and as such is full of character, and has it's own little idiosyncracies, in fact it still has the stable room where the horses for the owner's carriage were kept. Some guest bedrooms are in an annexe that used to be a hayloft but has been brought into the 21st century with great creativity. Some rooms have beams and some are on the second floor. Please note that as it is not a custom built hotel there is no lift.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower, a tea and coffee welcome tray, television and a trouser press. Upgrades are available on request at a supplement.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

A hearty full English breakfast is served each morning.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Please note that the centre of Bowness can be lively, especially at weekends.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: - Take the M6. - Exit at junction 36. - Take the A590/591 to Windermere. - At the Windermere Hotel, turn left and follow the road through Windermere village, signposted Bowness and Lake. - At the bottom of the hill, bear left at the mini roundabout and take the first right between St Martin's church and Costa coffee. - Rose Cottage is on your right. By Train: From Windermere Station, you can take a taxi or the 599 bus to Bowness Bay. If your luggage is light, you can walk to the cottage in 30 minutes; downhill into Bowness and turn right at Costa Coffee.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Children of any age are welcome. A cot can be provided on request, but prior notification is required for this service. Please leave the details and ages in the comments box on booking. Strictly non-smoking.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Child policy

Well behaved children of any age are welcome. Maximum 2 children per family room.