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.
The Station Inn at
Oxenholme was originally a farm house which
dates from the turn of the century.
This charming pub and restaurant also boasts
accommodation of a high standard.
There are 4 deluxe double bedrooms and 3 deluxe
family bedrooms. All are en suite, decorated to
a high standard and have tea/coffee making
facilities, TV's, and hairdryers. All prices
include a full English breakfast. All rooms are
non smoking and sorry but pets are not allowed. The restaurant offers a
range of home cooked food using local products
where possible and caters for vegetarians and
others with special dietary needs. There is a
wide choice of specials which reflect the
seasonal nature of the best ingredients. The Bar
provides traditional Cask ales including a full
range of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks.
Crosthwaite House built
in the mid-18th Century has been comfortably
modernised to provide bed and breakfast
accommodation. The House commands views over the
ruggedly romantic Lyth Valley, an area of great
natural beauty, with pleasant fell and woodland
walks. The Lyth Valley, within Lakeland, is off
the popular beaten track, yet only five miles
from both Kendal and Bowness-on-Windermere.
The six bedrooms each
decorated in a restful colour scheme have either
sweeping views over the valley or views over to
the charming church nestled in the valley.
Facilities in each room include a shower and
toilet en-suite, TV with Freeview, hospitality
tray. The use of hairdryer and iron is available
on request. A cooked breakfast using the local
produce and home made jams made from fruit out
of the houses own orchard is included. Guests
can relax in the spacious lounge and enjoy
browsing through the numerous books on what to
do, where to walk, plan your days activities or
just look at the view which has been voted one
of the top ten views in Lakeland by Cumbria
Tourism and the Times. *FREE Wi-Fi for guests
with own laptops.
Stonecross Manor is
situated just on the outskirts of Kendal, its
the ideal base to explore some of Britain's'
most beautiful countryside.
All the rooms have
been furnished to the highest standards and all
have en-suite facilities, comfortable beds,
television, hospitality tray, telephone, plenty
of hanging space, writing desk and hairdryer.
Also available are luxury four poster rooms, king-size
four poster rooms or a suite with spa bath. Stonecross
Manor is proud of its team of professional chefs who use
fresh local produce to design the menus.
So after a long day enjoy a delicious meal in Catherines
Restaurant followed by a drink in the Westmoreland Bar.
At Stonecross Manor we can also cater for weddings and
conferences. Guests are welcome to enjoy the indoor
heated pool and Spa bath, its the ideal place to unwind!
Price: From £74 per room Rooms: 30 En-suite Accommodation Type: Hotel
Great country location, situated just 1 mile from the M6 Junction 36 and 5 miles from Kendal town centre. Traditional cosy bar with log fires warming those chilly winter evenings, personal service, family owned and managed. Standard and superior rooms available in our modern accommodation wing. Selection of Bar and restaurant
menus. The new reception and restaurant now fully open and operating together with our new kitchens so its all systems go for another year. We look forward to welcoming you.... more
Recently awarded 4 star silver by Quality in Tourism Ashes Barn is a character Lake District barn conversion set in the heart of the countryside with excellent ensuite accommodation, delightful rural views and all the comforts of modern life - clean, warm and comfortable. High quality locally sourced food, including a range of organic produce, is prepared for guests on the Aga providing delicious meals and the whole family take a pride in creating a much complimented special guest experience.... more
Situated 5 minutes walk from the centre of Kendal and in the lovely conservation area of Greenside. Beech House is the idea place to relax. 6 ensuite bedrooms each individually designed with your comfort in mind. All our bedrooms are non smoking rooms. Kendal is at the southern edge of The Lake District with Windermere only 7 miles away. Great walking, superb restaurants and a first class shopping centre . The Brewery Arts Centre and Kendal Golf Club are only 5 minutes walk from our door. The Brewery is a thriving venue for all things
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Central location, ample parking, 4-poster rooms, suites with Spa baths and indoor heated swimming pool. Established in 1857 as an orphanage for young girls by the
Squires of Levens, Mrs Mary Howard, Stonecross Manor Hotel has since been extensively modernised and converted into the fine hotel that it is today. All 30 en suite rooms have been decorated to a high standard and some boast elaborate 4-poster beds. For an extra touch of luxury, there are also 2 suites to choose from, each with a double Spa bath. Catherines Restaurant and the Westmor... more
Whether staying on holiday or on business, one of our extensive range of rooms will meet with your requirements. From single or twin rooms with standard facilities to double or family en-suite rooms. All our rooms are centrally heated and have TV,
tea coffee making facilities and are furnished and decorated to the highest of standard. Our aim is to make your stay as comfortable as possible. We are a non smoking establishment. We also have our own car
park. We are within walking distance of Kendal Town Centre with plenty of places to eat. Also eas... more
The County Hotel is an historic former coaching inn situated in the centre of Kendal just minutes from the busy high street. English
Lakeland is one of the best-loved and most beautiful regions in the British Isles. The sight and sound of water is never far away. Gushing waterfall, meandering rivers and tranquil lakes add magic and serenity, drawing visitors back time and time again. When it comes to food you will not be disappointed. Start the day with a hearty breakfast and in the evening look forward to mouth watering four course dinners gua... more
Balcony House is Located on the North side of Kendal About 10 mins walk from the town centre. We offer you a warm welcome to our Victorian home. Our rooms are clean and comfortable, decorated to the highest standards. Free use of local hotel pool spa gym. TV DVD player in all rooms. Free use of internet available in guest lounge. Parking is available directly in front of the property. Full English or vegetarian breakfast is included in the price of stay. Kendal is the gateway to the Lake District and the perfect base for touring north and south.... more
The Riverside Hotel is situated in the historic market town of Kendal only a short drive from Lake
Windermenre. The hotel has 47 en-suite bedrooms all with River View. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and lounge and meals are served daily. There is an award winning leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room,
Jacuzzi and professional gym.... more
Castle Green (Best Western Hotel of the Year 2005) is set in 14 acres of natural gardens and woodland yet is only 5 minutes drive from M6 and only 20 minutes from Windermere.
Faculties include a comprehensive fitness and leisure club with beauty salon. A choice of dining is available in the 2 rosette awarded Greenhouse Restaurant, or Alexanders pub in the grounds. From 1st November 2006 we will be a non-smoking establishment. PLEASE NOTE:
Children's hours in our pool are 10-12noon and 2-4pm.... more
World famous for its mint cake, Kendal lies on
the River Kent. Its cobbled streets and fine old buildings offer a unique
glimpse into the past. Katherine Parr, Henry VIII’s last queen was born at
Kendal Castle, the remains of this once-great fortress overlook the town.
The 18th century Abbot Hall exhibits paintings from artists such as Turner
and Ruskin. Its also the location of the Museum of Lakeland Life and
Industry. The office of Alfred Wainwright, author of those famous guides to
Lakeland's hills, can be found at the Museum of Natural History and
Archaeology. The town’s parish church, dates back to the 13th century, and
is one of the largest in the country.
