Hotels in Bowness-on-Windermere

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Hazeldene Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: From North Cumbria, Scotland and North East England: - Leave the M6 at junction 37 and join the A684, signposted for Kendal. - Upon entering Kendal, follow signs for Windermere (A591). - Upon entering Windermere, turn left onto High Street, following signs for Windermere Town Centre. - Continue along this road for approximately 1.6 km (one mile). - Hazeldene Guest House is on the right (if you pass the cinema you are 150 metres too far along the road). From Yorkshire, Lancashire and the South: - Leave the M6 at junction 36 and join the A590, signposted for Kendal, Barrow. - At the roundabout take the A591, signposted for Windermere and follow the appropriate directions outlined above. Parking: - To reach the private car park, take the lane 20 metres after the guest house entrance on the right. - About 30 metres along the lane turn left, going down a short bank. - The car park is on the right hand side. Please park your car in a marked bay.

Hazeldene Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Minimum stay applicable as follows: - Friday and/or Saturday: 2 nights - Public holiday weekends: 2 nights, except Easter which is 3 nights.

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Mariner's Inn - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All rooms are en suite, and tastefully furnished in the traditional Lakeland style. Irons and ironing boards are available on request. Some rooms have views over Lake Windermere.

Mariner's Inn - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The traditional Lakeland inn is situated in the centre of Bowness, the Lake District's most popular destination. It is handy for shopping and dining, and is very close to Lake Windermere. It is an excellent base for walkers, sailing on the lake, fishing, or just chilling out.

Mariner's Inn - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car - The inn is situated in the heart of Bowness on the main Windermere to Bowness road. - Follow the main road (Lake Road) towards the lake. - The inn is located on the right-hand side just before the cinema.

Mariner's Inn - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Please note that there is a minimum 2 night booking at weekends from March to November, with 3 nights required for public holidays.

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Nagoya Country House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Nagoya's guests enjoy free entrance to Parklands County Club, situated 100 yards away. The club includes a swimming pool, sauna, steam room and jet showers. There is also a badminton court, squash court, trimnasium, 2 full-size snooker tables and a solarium.

Nagoya Country House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All rooms are set on the ground level and lead to the sun terrace. They are decorated to a high standard and equipped with all common facilities.

Nagoya Country House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

A full English breakfast is served in the dining room with beautiful views over the lake to Claiffe Heights. A vegetarian option is also available.

Nagoya Country House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The house is located in the heart of the Lake District. Tours can be arranged on request.

Nagoya Country House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: - Take the M6. - Exit at junction 36. - Turn left to join the dual carriageway. - After 8 miles you will come to a large roundabout, take the first left onto the B5284 through Crook. - Continue on this country road to the end where there is a T-junction where you need to turn left. - Half a mile further along on the left you will find Brackenfield. Nagoya is at the top of the hill.

Nagoya Country House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

2 night minimum at weekends, 3 nights on Bank Holidays.

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Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Nagoya's guests enjoy free entrance to Parklands County Club, situated 100 yards away. The club includes a swimming pool, sauna, steam room and jet showers. There is also a badminton court, squash court, trimnasium, 2 full-size snooker tables and a solarium.

Rose Cottage - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All rooms are set on the ground level and lead to the sun terrace. They are decorated to a high standard and equipped with all common facilities.

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.

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Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Lively music and entertaining DJs gives our night club its reputation as Lakelands liveliest location. After a good night's sleep a hearty full English breakfast sets you up for the sights and sounds of the wonderful English Lake District. The Stags Head Hotel operates a late license and as such people enjoy the bars and nightclub until 02:00, when our bars close. Please bear this in mind if you are looking for a quiet venue for your holiday as this establishment is not suitable. We operate a no smoking policy throughout the hotel and as such we have no bedrooms where smoking is allowed.

Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Comfortable en suite bedrooms are comprised of twin, double and family rooms.

Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

A hearty full English breakfast is served each morning.

Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - Area information

A stone's throw from Lake Windermere, the hotel is only 2 minutes' walk from Bowness' varied shops and restaurants.

Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - 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.

Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - 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.

Stags Head Hotel - Hotel - Child policy

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

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Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The layout of The Burn How is refreshingly different to most other hotels. In the main house you will find the reception area, The Burn How Restaurant and the residents’ lounge and bar, whereas all of the hotel’s bedrooms are located outside the main building within our private grounds.

Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Relax in the comfort of a room to suit your needs from modern chalet style Garden Rooms to more traditional bedrooms in The Lodge. We also have 4 ground floor Rose Garden Rooms with direct access onto the rose garden patio. For that special occasion, treat yourself to a few days in the exclusive Mews or Bay Room or perhaps choose one of the 1st floor Superior Rose Garden Rooms which have a four-poster bed and a balcony overlooking the rose garden terrace. All bedrooms have private parking, en suite facilities, a television and radio plus complimentary hot beverages, and most have pleasant garden views. The Lodge is a detached Victorian residence opposite the main Reception building. It features 8 traditional double or twin bedrooms, each individual in character. 2 of the bedrooms are situated on the ground floor. Then there are the ground floor Rose Garden Rooms which are located behind the main Reception building. They have a double and a single bed and a patio that leads out onto the rose garden terrace. One of these bedrooms (room 14) has been specially adapted for wheelchair access. Next there are Garden Chalets which are spacious individual rooms situated on the driveway on the approach to the main Reception building. These bedrooms offer peace and privacy and most have a private balcony with views over the gardens. They have a double and a single bed and are particularly suitable for families as they also have an additional roll-out bed allowing 2 adults and 2 children to share the same room. One of the Garden Chalets (room 10) can sleep a family of 5 as it has a double bed, a single bed and a bunk bed. The 1st floor Superior Rose Garden Rooms have a four-poster bed and a private balcony overlooking the rose garden terrace. And lastly, the The Mews Room and The Bay Room (both non-smoking) are in a detached bungalow within the hotel grounds. Both offer extra space and privacy and they each have a luxury bathroom.

Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

A hearty full English breakfast is served each morning.

Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

We are perfectly located for exploring the beauty of the Lake District National Park countryside on 2 wheels. Local hire companies are available, or if you are bringing your own bike we can provide safe overnight storage. Access to a local leisure club is also available featuring an indoor pool, sauna and fitness room.

Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Leave the M6 at junction 36. - Take the A590 towards Kendal. - Then take the A591 towards Windermere. - At this point, you require the A592 towards Bowness. - Burn How is located just after the boat piers on the junction of the next left-hand turn. By Rail: The train station in Windermere is at the entrance to the town. A taxi will cost around 3 GBP and take less than 5 minutes to get you to Burn How.

Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - 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.

Best Western Burn How Garden House Hotel - Hotel - Child policy

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

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Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The layout of The Burn How is refreshingly different to most other hotels. In the main house you will find the reception area, The Burn How Restaurant and the residents’ lounge and bar, whereas all of the hotel’s bedrooms are located outside the main building within our private grounds.

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

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.

Burnside Hotel - Hotel - Child policy

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

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Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The layout of The Burn How is refreshingly different to most other hotels. In the main house you will find the reception area, The Burn How Restaurant and the residents’ lounge and bar, whereas all of the hotel’s bedrooms are located outside the main building within our private grounds.

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

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.

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.

Craig Manor Hotel - Hotel - Child policy

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

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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.

Elim House - Bed and Breakfast - Child policy

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

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Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The Dining Room - Awarded 2 rosettes, Lindeth Howe has an excellent reputation for good food that is accompanied by a discerning, value for money wine list. Throughout the day, you can enjoy morning coffee, tasty light lunches and afternoon tea with homemade cakes and scones. In the evening, look forward to a scrumptious dinner served in a candlelit dining room. The seasonal menu provides a wide range of choices and with advance notice, the chefs can cater for all diets. Lounges - The Beatrix Potter library has a range of books, guides and leaflets on the area for you to browse through, as well as information on Beatrix Potter herself. The hilltop lounge with its sunny aspect overlooks the lawns with a garden door that opens up onto the terrace. And as the evening descends, relax in the bar lounge in front of the log fire and enjoy the tipple of your choice from the well stocked bar, whether it be a glass of local beer or a flute of fine champagne. Leisure Facilities - A small heated indoor pool, sauna and fitness room are available. There is also the chance for guests to unwind with a massage, but it is best to book in advance. Special Occasions - Whether it's a birthday, anniversary, or simply a nice surprise, Lindeth Howe can arrange champagne, chocolates, flowers and anything else you might require to make it a truly memorable occasion.

Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All bedrooms are with en suite bathrooms. To see exactly what each room contains, please refer to the specific room description. On the ground floor, there are 2 specially designed easy access bedrooms, each with their own car parking space.

Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

With an excellent reputation for good food along with our 2 AA Rosette awarded candlelit dining room, you can soak up an atmosphere of intimate fine dining; a fabulous experience, especially when our Bösendorfer piano is being played. Our seasonal table d'hôte menu serving traditional English cuisine of locally sourced produce is complimented by fine wines. There’s something to suit all tastes and our chefs would be pleased to help with any particular dietary requirements.

Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Bowness is one of the few villages situated on the edge of the lake. The hotel specialises in sightseeing tours, golf, fishing, walking and mountain bike hire. However, the glacial landscape offers many more activities, all of which we can help arrange. The Lake District is renowned for its great literary and cultural heritage such as William Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter. Lindeth Howe is not only superbly located to visit all of these, but has plenty of leaflets on them as well.

Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: From the South and the East: - From the M6, junction 36, take the A591 towards Windermere. - At the large roundabout, take 1st left onto the B5284, signposted Hawkshead via Ferry and Crook. - Continue along this road for approximately 11 km (7 miles) until reaching the staggered crossroads with the A5074. - Go straight across (left and then sharp right) onto Longtail Hill. Lindeth Howe is the 1st turning on the left. From Scotland and the North East: There are 2 possible routes. Firstly: - From the M6, junction 40, take the A66 towards Keswick. - On a cloudless day, take the A592 via Ullswater and Kirkstone Pass (views are breathtaking) to Windermere (see below for final directions). Alternatively: - On a cloudy day continue along the A66 to Threlkeld. - Turn left through St Johns-in-the-Vale to Windermere on the A591, via Grasmere & Ambleside (see below for final directions). From either route: - At the junction of the A591 and A592 head south to Bowness Bay on the A592. - Continue south out of Bowness on the A592 towards Newby Bridge and Barrow. - After less than 1.6 km (one mile) there is a left fork onto the B5284 - Longtail Hill, signposted Kendal. - Lindeth Howe is the last turning on the right, 300 metres up the hill. By Bus or Train: The closest rail station and national express coach stop is Windermere, where there will be an abundance of taxis to bring you to Lindeth Howe (about a 5 minute drive).

Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Children aged 6 and under have their own menu of personal favourites which they are asked to enjoy between 17:00 and 18:00. We have a selection of games, 6 acres of grounds to explore and an indoor heated pool. With advance notice we can provide cots and provide a babysitting service for GBP 6 per hour. As part of our continuous improvement plan at Lindeth Howe, from the beginning of May, we are commencing a process of painting the outside of the hotel. It is a major task but absolutely essential to protect walls and woodwork against the weather. Work of this nature is totally weather-dependent and we are not able to accurately judge when it will be finished. What we have agreed with the contractors is that the building will not be totally shrouded in scaffolding. It will be erected in small stages and will not impede views from the hotel rooms. Also, work will not commence early in the day and will not be intrusive. I do hope you will bear with us whilst we complete these works and that it in no way reduces the enjoyment of your stay with us.

Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel - Hotel - Child policy

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