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We look forward to welcoming you to the Queens Hotel situated in the centre of Ambleside right in the heart of the Lake District. The hotel is ideally placed for touring the magnificent Lakeland countryside and visitor attractions.
Built as a private residence in 1916, today Miller Howe offers comfortable interiors, indulgent cuisine and simply unforgettable views. From the peaceful, green landscaped grounds to the cinematic views from the house, Miller Howe has been designed very much with the outdoors in mind.
The Black Bull Inn and Hotel was built around 400 years ago as a coaching Inn providing accommodation for travellers, coachmen and horses. The Inn is situated in the picturesque village of Coniston, beside the beck and in the shadow of the ‘Old Man’ mountain.
The Glenridding Hotel at Ullswater offers a warm Cumbrian welcome, with a history dating back three centuries. Now a three-star hotel, it combines old alongside contemporary in its colourful interior. A stay here gives you time to unwind and savour delicious menus in the hotels newly refurbished Beckside Bistro and Beckside Bar, where traditional bar dishes are given a creative Read more...
Set in lovely landscaped grounds, Newby Bridge Hotel is a relaxing and welcoming place to visit. The hotel and restaurant have recently been extended/refurbished with even more high quality accommodation. The roaring log fires, leisure facilities and ‘moreish’ food will help ensure your stay is perfect. Look no further for hotels in the Lake District near to Lake Windermere.
The Highgate Hotel Kendal, is a lovely place to stay (Guest House Kendal, Hotel in Kendal, B&B Kendal Accommodation, Bed and Breakfast Kendal, Guest House) Lake District, The Highgate Hotel B&B Accommodation Kendal provides a Bed and Breakfast venue with a fascinating history dating back over 500 years.