The Skiddaw Hotel
Few Hotels can boast of a town centre location combined with magnificent views set amongst beautiful scenic countryside. Surrounded by the Lakes and Mountains of the English Lake District.

Castlehead House Hotel
Castlehead House built some 200 years ago is a lovely old house, full of warmth, charm and character. Standing in its own ground it enjoys magnificant views of the surrounding mountains.

Horse & Farrier Inn
The Horse & Farrier has enjoyed an idyllic location in the centre of the picturesque village of Threlkeld, just 4 miles east of Keswick in Cumbria, for over 300 years.

Howe Keld Lakeland Hotel
Howe Keld has been completely refurbished and extended to create spacious, contemporary and natural style bed and breakfast accommodation.

The Castle Inn Hotel
Set overlooking some of England's highest fells and Bassenthwaite Lake, The Castle Inn Hotel is a beautiful location.

The Crow Park Hotel
Crow Park Hotel overlooks the beautiful Hope and Crow Parks, which have spectacular views across Derwentwater to Catbells and the Derwent fells.

The Kings Arms Hotel
To stay at the Kings Arms Hotel in Keswick is to experience the legacies, in modern day comfort and luxury, of a true Coaching Inn.

The Kings Head Hotel
A former seventeenth century coaching inn situated at the foot of Helvellyn in the heart of The Lake District, The Kings Head is surrounded by spectacular scenery with unsurpassed views.

The Lodore Falls Hotel
"Imagine a place with stunning lake and mountain views with its very own waterfall in the grounds - the Lodore Falls Hotel is such a place..."

The Mary Mount Hotel
Mary Mount is owned and run by the Mawdsley family, a hotel which offers a peaceful country house atmosphere. Set in idyllic surroundings on the shore of Derwentwater in the English Lake District.

The Royal Oak Hotel
The Royal Oak is a small family run hotel ideally situated beyond the "Jaws of Borrowdale", six miles south of Keswick

The Scafell Hotel
The Scafell Hotel is located in the very heart of Borrowdale, considered by many as England's finest valley, surrounded by mighty fells, tranquil meadows and crystal clear waters.