Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
accommodation for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
houses.
The Lake District National Park covers almost 900 square
miles, with at least 16 ‘great’ lakes, tarns, valleys,
villages and even beaches! Home to England’s five
highest mountains and the UK’s deepest lake.
Situated at the Northern
end of Grasmere, yet just 5 minutes walk into
the village centre.
Raise View House has
uninterrupted views of Easedale and surrounding
fells.
Explore some of the most beautiful parts
of the Lake District with easy access for many
glorious walks. 5 miles from Ambleside.
All bedrooms are en-suite and enjoy fine views.
A traditional Cumbrian breakfast is included.
Licensed bar and lounge for guests' use.
Strictly non smoking. Children over 12 years
welcome.
Glenthorne is less
formal than a hotel with a guest house
atmosphere. Built in 1834 and set within its own
grounds with magnificent fell views. The
accommodation is located just 5 minutes from
Grasmere village. Glenthorne prides itself on
its friendly welcome, good cooking from fresh
ingredients and restful, beautiful location.
Full board includes
breakfast, dinner, afternoon tea and a packed
lunch to eat in or out with access to all rooms
and grounds throughout the day. The Glenthorne
tradition of tea and cakes made freshly in the
kitchen is provided for all of full board guests
and is available to others for a small fee. Tea
is served in the garden if the weather is fine,
otherwise in the lounge. Hot drinks are
available at all times in the main house and in
all rooms. Glenthorne offers a host of
facilities, which are available to all guests
and include lounge, quiet room, function & games
room, drying rooms and bicycle storage.
The Swan Hotel
is one of the oldest hotels in the Lake
District. Nestled in the Cumbrian
countryside, with views across the Fells
and access to several challenging trails,
this cosy and inviting hotel is ideal for
walkers and cyclists.
With open sunny vistas in summer and blazing log
fires in winter, The Swan is the ideal base for
exploring the wonders of the Lake District.
Make your trip to the Lake District one to
remember with a stay in one of the Swan Hotel's
Feature Rooms. Each with its own unique character,
these spacious rooms offer views of either the
garden or the fells and some feature canopy or
four-poster beds. Choose from a double or a suite
and relax with a glass of complimentary sherry.
Built in 1650 as a coaching inn, and referred to in Wordsworth's poem 'The Waggoner', the Swan Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in the Lake District. Nestled in the Cumbrian countryside, with views across the Fells and access to several challenging trails, this cosy and inviting hotel is ideal for walkers and cyclists. Sailing, fishing riding and golfing are just some of the other outdoor activities to be enjoyed in the area. With open sunny vistas in summer and blazing log fires in winter, The Swan is the ideal base for exploring the wonders of the Lake District.
Built in 1650 as a coaching inn, and referred to in Wordsworth's poem 'The Waggoner', the Swan Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in the Lake District. Nestled in the Cumbrian countryside, with views across the Fells and access to several challenging trails, this cosy and inviting hotel is ideal for walkers and cyclists. Sailing, fishing riding and golfing are just some of the other outdoor activities to be enjoyed in the area. With open sunny vistas in summer and blazing log fires in winter, The Swan is the ideal base for exploring the wonders of the Lake District.
The Lake District’s newest 4-star hotel, Rothay Garden is set in two acres of riverside gardens on the outskirts of picturesque Grasmere village. This stylish and contemporary hotel offers an unrivalled level of comfort and service having just completed a major redevelopment of the bedrooms, lounges and bar. Masterchef Andrew Burton provides 2 AA Rosette cuisine in the candlelit conservatory restaurant and a 140 bin wine list complements the dining experience. Complimentary membership of a luxurious local leisure club is also available.
The Grasmere Red Lion combines the charm of a traditional coaching inn with modern facilities, situated in the quaint central Lakeland village of Grasmere. All the rooms are en suite many with fell or village views. There is a luxurious lounge and bar area. The Fitness Centre includes an indoor heated swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room. The hotel also has the Lamb Inn Pub with open fire in the winter season, serving local cask ales and bar meals.
Situated in a quiet corner of Grasmere, overlooking the lake and surrounded by majestic fells, this hotel is just 2 minutes? walk from the village centre.
A perfect relaxing break awaits you at Dale Lodge. As you arrive coming up the driveway, you can appreciate a sample of our 3 acres of mature gardens with secluded seating areas for you to relax and unwind.
Following 8 months of renovations, detailed research and innovative thought, this beautiful Victorian house has re-opened as what the owners believe to be the first organic hotel in the region.
The Wordsworth Hotel is situated in the heart of Grasmere and has peaceful lounges and a conservatory looking out across landscaped gardens to the fells beyond.
Forest Side is set within 42 acres of beautifully landscaped, wooded gardens. These gardens provide a stunning and fruitful home to deer, Herdwick sheep and lambs, red squirrels, a badger sett and of course rabbits! A menagerie now you can be a part of! Inside you will be greeted by a warm friendly smile and in cooler weather, a roaring log fire (of which there are four) which are regularly lit.A more info. . .
The Grasmere Hotel is a delightful small Victorian Country House Hotel with award-winning Restaurant, set in the heart of the English Lake District and on the edge of Grasmere Village in an acre of informal gardens through which the River Rothay flows. It has a reputation for fine food and excellent service. The Grasmere Hotel has been recently refurbished throughout and offers a high standard of more info. . .
Set in the very heart of the picturesque village of Grasmere, The Harwood bed and breakfast hotel is the most perfect location to explore all that this idyllic area has to offer. The 200 year old traditional Cumbrian property has undergone extensive refurbishment and modernisation using local craftsmen and local materials and now offers some of the most luxurious accommodation for couples in Cumbr more info. . .
William Wordsworth and his wife Mary thought the
small village of Grasmere was paradise. Today, the village is just as
picturesque but far less peaceful due to high tourism in the area. Located
on the shore of Grasmere lake, Grasmere is ideal for walkers due the
glorious surroundings. Helvellyn mountain nearby adds to the splendour.
Gingerbread has been made here since 1854, and each participant in the
annual rush-bearing service is given a piece, bearing the face of St.
Oswald. The area's largest annual event is the famous sports day, also in
August, when fell running and Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling take
place.
