Log fires, oak beams, antique furniture, voted one of the most romantic hotels in England, surrounded by open countryside and many interesting walks, Full use of sister hotel (Low Wood) Leisure Club including, 50ft Pool, Beauty Salon, watersports centre. A minimum of 2 nights stay at weekends

There could hardly be a more attractive setting for a Hotel than here in the South of the English Lake District !Nestling in a valley on the banks of the River Leven, which flows from the southern end of Lake Windermere in the English Lake District, just over a mile away, The Whitewater Lake District Hotel can meet the many and varied needs of the discerning guest, whether for leisure or on business.Your stay gives you membership of 'Cascades' our own health and Fitness Club. Enjoy a swim in the ozone-purified pool, or really unwind in the whirlpool, sauna, steam room or solariums. The more energetic may prefer the championship squash courts, or in the grounds you can enjoy the all-weather tennis courts, a putting course and driving net. To explore locally, Mountain Bikes are available for hire.On the first floor we are justifiably proud of the purpose built exercise studio and spacious new air-conditioned gymnasium, containing the latest resistance and cross-training' cardiovascular exercise facilities. Our friendly, qualified instructors offer a full fitness assessment and inspired by the ever-changing river views we will help you create your own personalised and balanced training programme.To really spoil yourself or a loved one, visit our second floor Health Spa, where our fully trained Beauty Therapists offer an extensive range of specialised treatments including aromatherapy, cathiodermie, massage, manicure and facialsAfter you have explored the area, treat yourself to a Lakeland Dining experience. the Riverside Restaurant menu reflects the wealth of fine produce this wonderful county has to offer. There are 2 menus available, the a la carte and a daily changing Chef Recommends. The wine is arranged by style of wine with notes on grape type and country of origin. Our own riverside Fisherman's Bar offers an informal atmosphere for a bar lunch. Watch the wildlife on the river and admire the steam trains from the terrace.

We are delighted to welcome you to the the Wild Boar Inn, Grill & Smokehouse. A great new dining experience with our all new Grill & Smokehouse, and a wide range of bedroom accommodation from comfortable classic country style through to sheer indulgent luxury. The Wild Boar Set in the ancient beauty of the Gilpin Valley, this Coaching Inn takes its name from the local legend of Sir Richard de Gilpin who bravely fought and killed a particularly ferocious wild boar close by. However its fame these days has much more to do with the warmest of welcomes and standard of service complemented by our new, individually designed rooms, and the new Grill & Smokehouse and open kitchen offering more theatre to the overall dining experience. Head Chef Marc Sanders will proudly continue his commitment to the best locally produced seasonal ingredients. Indeed The Wild Boar has a very special quality that is often best experienced whilst relaxing by the open fire.

Monk Coniston is a Gothic-style country house leased from the National Trust which maintains a rare tree collection in the extensive landscaped grounds. Set just north of Coniston Water in the Lake District, views from the main lounge sweep down to the lake and a 20-minute stroll into Coniston village takes you to the famous Old Man of Coniston. Forests, valleys and the surrounding fells make this an area of spectacular scenery. Monk Coniston, designated as non-smoking, has 17 en-suite bedrooms equipped with a hairdryer, clock radio and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Televisions and telephones are not provided in the bedrooms. Non en-suite bedrooms are also available. Guests can relax in the bar, drawing and garden room, enjoy a game of pool or table tennis in the games room or play croquet or badminton in the extensive grounds. The country house is currently undergoing major refurbishment to the ceilings, roofs and exterior walls with an expected completion date in early September. Meals are served in an informal, friendly atmosphere at tables for up to eight guests. A three-course dinner is served at 7.30pm for a charge of 18 GBP per person. If you would like to dine at the country house please contact the house before 6pm to make your dinner reservation. A choice of full English or continental breakfast is offered. To allow you to make the most of your touring or walking holiday, a self-select picnic lunch can be provided for the small charge of 10 GBP per person. Free car parking is available. Please notify the country house in advance if you intend to arrive after 10.30pm.Bedrooms are available from 2.30pm on the day of arrival and should be vacated by 10.00am on the day of departure. The country house is an excellent base for those on an activity or walking holiday. Nearby attractions include The World of Beatrix Potter, kayaking or boat trips on Coniston Water and Brantwood, a 10-minute drive away.

The Farmers Arms Hotel is set in the beautiful English Lake District, with views of the Crake Valley and the Old Man of Coniston. The building offers a superb bar/restaurant serving home cooked food from our main menu plus a 'specials' menu which is updated each month. There is also a Stables Bar that dates back to the 14th century with original stone floor. There are also two outside seating areas to front and rear of property. There are 10 guest rooms for all visitors to the Lake District, including single rooms for walkers, beatifully appointed rooms for couples and a four poster room for a romantic getaway. There is also a large car park to the rear of the property.

Merewood is a country house hotel of great charm and distinction set in a position of incomparable scenic beauty. Merewood was built in 1812 for the son of the 1st Earl of Lonsdale. The house was built with stone quarried in the hotel grounds and retains many original features. These include the beautifully panelled hall and reception with its glorious stained glass and magnificent fireplace and the silk-lined drawing room. The hotel stands in 20 acres of landscaped gardens, woodland and meadow. Terraced gardens fall towards the lake each revealing a new variation of the incomparable view of lake and mountain. Hidden in the woodland is a famously magnificant multi-trunked chestnut. Red and roe deer run freely through the woods and across the terraced lawns and the estate is one of the bastions of the red squirrel. The hotel overlooks Lake Windermere and is easily accessible from the main route to and through the Lakes. Merewood's friendly and efficient staff, the relaxed excellence of the service and the wonderful food are all of a quality to match the unparalleled location. The hotel is licensed to hold civil wedding ceremonies and wedding receptions, we also have conference facilities. The Hotel is open all year including Christmas and New Year and the English Tourist Board has awarded it a "Highly Commended" three stars with silver accolade for food and service.

A 400 year old Lakeland Inn with oak beams, real fires and small, cosy rooms. Famed for our real ales and extensive menu of freshly cooked dishes, using local produce as much as possible. Situated in the middle of picturesque Elterwater village, with the magnificent Langdale Pikes as a backdrop, there are walks of every variety in all directions from the front door.

Lancrigg is situated in an idyllic and peaceful mountain location in thirty acres of private grounds and woodland. It’s just a short walk to Grasmere village and all its amenities. Having arrived by car or train you can walk the length and breadth of the Lake District mountains or just take a meandering stroll around the adjoining woods. Many guests prefer to simply relax in the comfort of their room or sit sipping in the lounge next to the warming log fire. The rooms are romantic, comfortable and individually decorated, some with whirlpool baths. The Green Valley vegetarian restaurant at Lancrigg offers an imaginative International menu. There is an extensive organic wine list, with many beers, unusual spirits and cocktails. Special diets are welcome. The restaurant is open all day to residents and non residents. A variety of imaginative breakfasts are served and a champagne breakfast can be taken in the bedroom if preferred.

Set in the Lake District National Park you will find the small village of Spark Bridge which is nestled in the Crake Valley. The Royal Oak Inn dates back to the 17th century and was initially built as a manager's house for the local bobbin mill. The inn has a fantastic traditonal feel. The upper wood panelled fireside bar area offers a warm, homely welcome with its open fire, traditional ales and home cooked food its just the place to escape for the evening, after a day exploring the beautiful Lake District or stay and take advantage of our en-suite superior bedrooms, The Coniston, Hawkshead or The Ulswater. The Royal Oak has been awarded 4 Star **** rating for food safety performance from the Cumbria Food Liason Group which is part of the Enviromental health agency. Dinner reservations are recommended, please indicate at time of booking if you require a table reserving during your stay.