Hotels in Windermere

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Woodlands - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Woodlands Hotel is situated close to Windermere village centre and a short stroll from Bowness village and the lake. The family-run hotel has 15 fabulous, totally refurbished bedrooms and bathrooms, a cosy bar and lounge and hearty Lakeland breakfasts.

Woodlands - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Each room was fully refurbished at the Woodlands Hotel, equipped with White Company toiletries and many other features. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer. 2 ground floor bedrooms are available.

Woodlands - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Cumbria is home to the Lake District National Park, considered one of the most beautiful areas of the UK. The area has provided inspiration for generations of British and foreign artists, writers and musicians. The highest point of the county (and of the whole of England) is Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3210 feet). In fact, all the land in England that is over 3,000 feet is in this county. The hotel is situated a short stroll from the shops, bars and restaurants of Windermere and Bowness. Whether you choose canoeing, sailing, windsurfing or more sedate pastimes, you can be sure of a fantastic stay. Windermere is ideal to use as a base to explore the large and beautiful surrounding areas, including Ambleside, Grasmere and Hawkshead. Whatever the weather, there’s no such thing as a bad day in the Lake District.

Woodlands - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By road: - Take junction 36 off the M6 and follow the A590 past Kendal to where it joins the A591 to Windermere. - At Windermere follow signs for Bowness along the A5074. - The Woodlands Hotel is on the left hand side of the road half a mile before the police station. By Rail: The nearest West Coast mainline station is Oxenholme, The Lake District from where you can travel direct to Windermere. We are happy to collect you from the station when possible. Railway: Windermere: 0.3 miles Staveley: 3.9 miles Burneside: 6.2 miles Kendal: 7.5 miles Attractions: World of Beatrix Potter: 1 mile

Woodlands - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

A 2 night minimum stay is required at the weekends - 1 night stays only from Sunday to Thursday. A 3 night minimum stay is required over Bank Holidays.

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The Howbeck & The Retreat In Windermere - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Woodlands Hotel is situated close to Windermere village centre and a short stroll from Bowness village and the lake. The family-run hotel has 15 fabulous, totally refurbished bedrooms and bathrooms, a cosy bar and lounge and hearty Lakeland breakfasts.

The Howbeck & The Retreat In Windermere - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Each room was fully refurbished at the Woodlands Hotel, equipped with White Company toiletries and many other features. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer. 2 ground floor bedrooms are available.

The Howbeck & The Retreat In Windermere - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

An extensive hot and cold breakfast buffet is served each morning. Dinner is served in the candlelit restaurant each evening. Fresh and, wherever possible, local produce is used in the restaurant. If you would like to dine on day of arrival, please call 24 hours in advance with your selection

The Howbeck & The Retreat In Windermere - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Cumbria is home to the Lake District National Park, considered one of the most beautiful areas of the UK. The area has provided inspiration for generations of British and foreign artists, writers and musicians. The highest point of the county (and of the whole of England) is Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3210 feet). In fact, all the land in England that is over 3,000 feet is in this county. The hotel is situated a short stroll from the shops, bars and restaurants of Windermere and Bowness. Whether you choose canoeing, sailing, windsurfing or more sedate pastimes, you can be sure of a fantastic stay. Windermere is ideal to use as a base to explore the large and beautiful surrounding areas, including Ambleside, Grasmere and Hawkshead. Whatever the weather, there’s no such thing as a bad day in the Lake District.

The Howbeck & The Retreat In Windermere - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By road: - Take junction 36 off the M6 and follow the A590 past Kendal to where it joins the A591 to Windermere. - At Windermere follow signs for Bowness along the A5074. - The Woodlands Hotel is on the left hand side of the road half a mile before the police station. By Rail: The nearest West Coast mainline station is Oxenholme, The Lake District from where you can travel direct to Windermere. We are happy to collect you from the station when possible. Railway: Windermere: 0.3 miles Staveley: 3.9 miles Burneside: 6.2 miles Kendal: 7.5 miles Attractions: World of Beatrix Potter: 1 mile

The Howbeck & The Retreat In Windermere - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

A 2 night minimum stay is required at the weekends - 1 night stays only from Sunday to Thursday. A 3 night minimum stay is required over Bank Holidays.

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Low House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

The property is well known in the area and has received critical acclaim nationwide: 'A gem of a B&B, with immaculately furnished bedrooms' - Good Housekeeping Magazine. 'A peaceful 17th century country home' - The Guardian. 'A hidden gem' - The Daily Mail. 'Wonderfully comfortable and peaceful. With great beds, log fires and family antiques' - Lancashire Life. 'A luxurious 17th century gem' - Lake District Life. 'Classy, affordable B&B in a charming country home' - Which Good Hotel Guide.

Low House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Each bedroom has beautiful views over the gardens and fields beyond. They also boast comfortable large beds; big fluffy white towels; complimentary Molton Brown products; and plenty of storage space for clothes. Please see individual room descriptions for a complete list of facilities on offer.

Low House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Low House only serves organic or locally sourced produce, which can range from toast and freshly squeezed orange juice to a hearty full English breakfast to set you up for a day on the hills. Alternatively, if you would rather enjoy a lazy morning in bed, a Mediterranean breakfast can be served in your room on request.

Low House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

The Lake District became a National Park in 1951 and is the biggest in England and Wales. It has some of the most beautiful walks for all abilities, as well as museums, galleries, exhibitions, lake steamers, sports and shows, restaurants and tourist attractions of all descriptions. Another big attraction after the variety of its natural beauty is access; you are free to roam everywhere. Once you are above the field line, the scenery is all yours.

Low House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: -Take the M6. - Exit at junction 36. - Follow the dual carriageway until you reach the roundabout just outside Kendal, at this roundabout, take the first turn right towards (B5284) Crook. - Follow this road for approximately 8 miles. - On passing Windermere Golf Club on your right-hand side, take the next turn left (signposted Heathwaite); they hotel is further down on the right-hand side.

Low House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

A 2 night minimum stay is required at the weekends - 1 night stays only from Sunday to Thursday. A 3 night minimum stay is required over Bank Holidays.

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Beaumont House - Hotel - Hotel information

Beaumont House is situated close to Windermere village centre and a short stroll from Bowness village and the lake. The family-run hotel has 11 ensuite bedrooms, an 'honesty' bar and comfy lounge and provides for the heartiest of appetites at Breakfast.

Beaumont House - Hotel - Room information

All Ensuite Bedrooms at Beaumont House are decorated to a high standard with fully co-ordinated fabrics and soft furnishings, . 5 Ensuite Bedrooms have King Size Four Poster Beds; 2 with whirlpool baths, 2 with double size showers and 1 with single size shower . 4 ground floor bedrooms are available; 2 twin rooms with shower ensuites, 2 double (king size bed) rooms with shower ensuites. All rooms are well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer. radio and television (many with flat screen television and some with DVD player) We offer ' romantic packages' of Champagne or Sparkling Wine, Single Red Rose, Fresh Flowers, and Chocolates to make your stay even more special.

Beaumont House - Hotel - Food & beverage

Low House only serves organic or locally sourced produce, which can range from toast and freshly squeezed orange juice to a hearty full English breakfast to set you up for a day on the hills. Alternatively, if you would rather enjoy a lazy morning in bed, a Mediterranean breakfast can be served in your room on request.

Beaumont House - Hotel - Area information

Cumbria is home to the Lake District National Park, considered one of the most beautiful areas of the UK. The area has provided inspiration for generations of British and foreign artists, writers and musicians. The highest point of the county (and of the whole of England) is Scafell Pike at 978 metres (3210 feet). In fact, all the land in England that is over 3,000 feet is in this county. Windermere is, for many, the starting point of the lakes and Beaumont House is an ideal base for touring the Lake District, Beaumont House is situated a short stroll from the shops, bars and restaurants of Windermere and Bowness and with easy access to Ambleside, Grassmere and Hawkshead . Sightseeing; Wordsworth, Beatrix Potter, Arthur Ransome, The Aquarium of the Lake, the Steam Railway and many more are all close at hand, and activities such as walking, sailing, climbing, cycling, golfing are plentiful in the Lake District; whatever your choice we are sure you will have a memorable holiday.

Beaumont House - Hotel - Travel information

By Car Take Junction 36 off the M6 and join the A590 leading onto the A591. As you enter Windermere, follow the town centre sign. Pass through the Windermere's one-way system and after Pelican Crossing take the second turn left into Ellerthwaite Road. Holly Road is then the first left turn. Beaumont guest house car park is clearly marked on your right. By Rail or Bus The nearest local Railway Station is Windermere, less than half a mile away, and the West Coast Main Line Station is Oxenholme, which is just over ten miles. There is a National Express Coach Stop at Windermere Railway Station. A Taxi Rank is outside the Railway Station but should you wish we will be happy to pre-book a taxi on your behalf. Airports Manchester 85 miles Leeds Bradford 75 miles Newcastle 110 miles Information on car hire, bike hire, escorted sight-seeing trips and public transport is available from Reception.

Beaumont House - Hotel - Important information

Beaumont House generally operates a policy of a minimum 2-night stay at weekends and throughout August, and 3-nights over Bank Holiday periods. Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of the 1st night's accommodation cost will be debited against the card details provided; the balance being payable on arrival. If you need to amend your reservation this deposit may be transferred to a future booking, provided you give Beaumont House 7 clear days notice of the change. It is not possible to transfer deposits for any bookings made over Bank Holiday periods and Valentines Weekend. Confirmation: Confirmation of the booking will be sent from Beaumont House either by post or e-mail.

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Wheatlands Lodge - Hotel - Hotel information

Beaumont House is situated close to Windermere village centre and a short stroll from Bowness village and the lake. The family-run hotel has 11 ensuite bedrooms, an 'honesty' bar and comfy lounge and provides for the heartiest of appetites at Breakfast.

Wheatlands Lodge - Hotel - Room information

There are 9 rooms, each is decorated with individual character, style and design. They are elegantly appointed and spacious with all the latest fully coordinated fabrics and soft furnishings.

Wheatlands Lodge - Hotel - Food & beverage

The dining area is delightfully decorated giving a light and airy feel. In the summer months guests can take advantage of the garden and enjoy alfresco dining, eating a delicious traditional Cumbrian breakfast whilst absorbing the wonderful surroundings. There is also an extensive cold table offering all the foods you would expect. All ingredients are locally sourced to ensure the best quality including an endless supply of fresh coffee and a variety of teas.

Wheatlands Lodge - Hotel - Area information

Windermere is the central location for tourism in the Lake District and Wheatlands Lodge is ideally situated a couple of minutes walk from the main village, with its excellent shops, fine restaurants and bistros. From the doorstep there are many walks without the need to use a car. An easy walk down into Bowness and there is the home to the world of Beatrix Potter. Walk throughout Bowness to the lakeshore where you will find the pier that takes the lake cruises from Bowness to Ambleside, or Lakeside where you can enjoy the Aquarium of the lake or journey a little further on one of the steam trains on the Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway. There are many things to do to suit all tastes within easy reach either by car or on one of the many trips organised in the area.

Wheatlands Lodge - Hotel - Travel information

By Car From the M6 junction 36: - Follow the A590 which becomes the A591 to Windermere (about 16 miles). - Then turn left into Windermere village (signposted Bowness and The Lake). - Drive through the traffic lights and take the second turning on the right-hand side. - Look out for the Lakeland Insurance building on the corner of Old College Lane.

Wheatlands Lodge - Hotel - Important information

Please note that a 2 night minimum stay applies to this property for Fridays and Saturdays from February to October. A non-refundable and transferable deposit for the cost of the first night's stay will be taken prior to reservation.

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Thornbank House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Families are welcome. High chairs and cots are available on request. Disabled facilities are available, please contact the hotel directly for more details.

Thornbank House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All 7 bedrooms are tastefully decorated with all the facilities you would expect of a guest house of this caliber.

Thornbank House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

The extensive breakfast menu will set you up for the day's activities - a superb choice of fruit or the traditional cooked breakfast using local produce. Packed lunches are also available and individual dietary needs can be accommodated.

Thornbank House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Found in the heart of the Lake District, this guest house is within walking distance of Windermere and Bowness. Bowness is the ideal base for mountain climbing, canoeing, sailing, walking or just relaxing and enjoying the scenery. A gentle stroll takes you to the shops in Windermere and Bowness, together with restaurants and bars. Alternatively enjoy a round of golf in the superb surroundings at the Windermere Golf Club. Why not see the original art work and mini village museum dedicated to Beatrix Potter and her work. Coniston, Grasmere and Ambleside are also within driving distance and are perfect for shopping. Alternatively visit the Brockhole with 30 acres to enjoy, including woodland, gardens and adventure playgrounds open all year followed by picnic or coffee on the outdoor terrace cafe. Be amazed by the new changes at the South Lakes Wild Animal Park including aerial walkways and viewpoints. Walk amongst 100 lemurs living wild in the park. Advice is on hand for those wishing to sight-see, walk or tour the area.

Thornbank House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: - Leave the M6 at junction 36. - Follow the A591 to Windermere (do not leave A591). - When you arrive at Windermere, turn left at the Nat West bank and follow the one way system through the village for the Lake. - After about 800 metres turn left into Thornbarrow Road, immediately after the pedestrian crossing. - Thornbank is 30 metres further up on the left. We have a blue sign. Car parking is available at the house. By Train: - The mainline connection to Windermere is Oxenholme. The connection from Oxenholme to Windermere takes 20 minutes. Car hire can be arranged for delivery to Windermere station or Thornbank House.

Thornbank House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Bank handling charges of 3.75% for Visa and 0.60 GBP for debit cards will also be added to cancellation and no-show transactions. Please note that AMEX is not accepted at Thornbank House. You may settle your account by card, cheque, sterling travellers cheque or cash at time of departure. Bank handling will be added to all card transactions on departure. Please provide an approximate arrival time. A UK mobile/cell telephone number will also be appreciated if available. Only available for 2 night stays.

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The Ravensworth - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Please note that there are two small dogs on the premises.

The Ravensworth - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All 7 bedrooms are tastefully decorated with all the facilities you would expect of a guest house of this caliber.

The Ravensworth - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Our complimentary, full English breakfast is freshly cooked and served in our conservatory dining room (evening meals not served). We also serve various cereals, fruit and yoghurt. For special occasions we can provide sparkling wine, champagne, flowers and even a celebration cake!

The Ravensworth - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Found in the heart of the Lake District, this guest house is within walking distance of Windermere and Bowness. Bowness is the ideal base for mountain climbing, canoeing, sailing, walking or just relaxing and enjoying the scenery. A gentle stroll takes you to the shops in Windermere and Bowness, together with restaurants and bars. Alternatively enjoy a round of golf in the superb surroundings at the Windermere Golf Club. Why not see the original art work and mini village museum dedicated to Beatrix Potter and her work. Coniston, Grasmere and Ambleside are also within driving distance and are perfect for shopping. Alternatively visit the Brockhole with 30 acres to enjoy, including woodland, gardens and adventure playgrounds open all year followed by picnic or coffee on the outdoor terrace cafe. Be amazed by the new changes at the South Lakes Wild Animal Park including aerial walkways and viewpoints. Walk amongst 100 lemurs living wild in the park. Advice is on hand for those wishing to sight-see, walk or tour the area.

The Ravensworth - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

Turn off the M6 Motorway at Junction 36 onto the A590 (A591) to Kendal & Windermere. Follow the dual carriageway to the large roundabout just outside Kendal. Carry on along the A591 to Windermere. After passing the village sign stay on the main road, ignoring the sign into the town centre, and The Ravensworth is about 500 metres on the left, just before the doctors surgery and church.

The Ravensworth - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Please note, the hotel does not charge for using credit cards for the deposit but there is a charge of 2% when paying the balance. American Express is not accepted as a form of payment.

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Storrs Hall - Hotel - Hotel information

Please note that there are two small dogs on the premises.

Storrs Hall - Hotel - Room information

All 7 bedrooms are tastefully decorated with all the facilities you would expect of a guest house of this caliber.

Storrs Hall - Hotel - Food & beverage

Our complimentary, full English breakfast is freshly cooked and served in our conservatory dining room (evening meals not served). We also serve various cereals, fruit and yoghurt. For special occasions we can provide sparkling wine, champagne, flowers and even a celebration cake!

Storrs Hall - Hotel - Area information

Found in the heart of the Lake District, this guest house is within walking distance of Windermere and Bowness. Bowness is the ideal base for mountain climbing, canoeing, sailing, walking or just relaxing and enjoying the scenery. A gentle stroll takes you to the shops in Windermere and Bowness, together with restaurants and bars. Alternatively enjoy a round of golf in the superb surroundings at the Windermere Golf Club. Why not see the original art work and mini village museum dedicated to Beatrix Potter and her work. Coniston, Grasmere and Ambleside are also within driving distance and are perfect for shopping. Alternatively visit the Brockhole with 30 acres to enjoy, including woodland, gardens and adventure playgrounds open all year followed by picnic or coffee on the outdoor terrace cafe. Be amazed by the new changes at the South Lakes Wild Animal Park including aerial walkways and viewpoints. Walk amongst 100 lemurs living wild in the park. Advice is on hand for those wishing to sight-see, walk or tour the area.

Storrs Hall - Hotel - Travel information

Turn off the M6 Motorway at Junction 36 onto the A590 (A591) to Kendal & Windermere. Follow the dual carriageway to the large roundabout just outside Kendal. Carry on along the A591 to Windermere. After passing the village sign stay on the main road, ignoring the sign into the town centre, and The Ravensworth is about 500 metres on the left, just before the doctors surgery and church.

Storrs Hall - Hotel - Important information

Please note, the hotel does not charge for using credit cards for the deposit but there is a charge of 2% when paying the balance. American Express is not accepted as a form of payment.