Please help, nice hotel in the Lake District

Angel777

Hi i am looking for a nice hotel in the Lakes, just a nice secluded location for one night for an anniversary on 21st december 06.

Please can anyone suggest a good site apart from Lastminute or expedia with a good rate, on a very tight budget!

Thanks in advance.

crossleydd42

My son and his girlfriend spent a couple of nights at the Beaumont Hotel in Windermere last year and said it was very nice. Their rates seem to be reasonable for the area and time of year. I found out about the Beaumont only after my wife and I had stayed in a crappy place, also in Wndermere, where the owner was sadly anorexic, but thought the guests should join her in losing weight, so small were the breakfasts.

Go to: http://www.lakesbeaumont.co.uk/

I hope it's what you're after.

dondo

Stayed here a couple of times and its a great place

http://www.dungeon-ghyll.co.uk/

phildo_2

http://www.elh.co.uk

Try this group of hotels.. I stayed at the Low Wood in late October with my G/f for a short break, there's a great swimming pool on site and I can recomend the body treatments/massages for a special treat!

If you click on the hotel link and then on the special offers link I believe they're still doing the 40% off if you book online!!!

Enjoy!

rede

Drunken Duck, close to Ambleside/Hawkshead
https://www.drunkenduckinn.co.uk

Rainman6364

Hi

Just had a cracking time here on the Booster Break (From £178 for 1 night DBB and 2nd night B & . Other hotels in the group looked good as well.

http://www.lakedistricthotels.net/innonthelake/lake_district_short_breaks.htm

ThrobsBlackHat

It all depends what you are looking for.


I liked the http://www.theswinsideinn.com/ for cheap & cheerful "olde world" hospitality

Woby_Tide

http://www.greatinns.co.uk/inns/whitewell
http://www.hippinghall.com/
http://www.gilpinlodge.co.uk/
http://www.fayrergarden.com/
http://www.bowerhouseinn.co.uk/
http://www.beechhouse-kendal.co.uk/

Some we were recommended by group of people who stay in the Lakes a fair bit (exiled northerners) for a similar occasaion a while back

alkazar

try The Fish hotel Buttermere very secluded and not to expensive

angeluk69_2

My parents regularly visit Grayrigg, Judy is ever so nice and altouhg it is not a hotel, it is so beautiful, and the village is amazing.

I can personally recommend this place as i have been many time and my dad has been going here for well over 30 years, he especially recommends the 'walkers bar' just up the road and there are some lovely walks.

crossleydd42

Fish Hotel, Buttermere:

http://www.fishhotel.com/