The Best Cumbria Budget Hotels

surrounded by unspoilt scenery at the head of the Great Langdale Valley, a 300 year old hotel offering cosy, traditional rooms

a traditional Lakeland pub in a delightful spot on the tiny village green, cosy rooms, open fires in winter and home cooking can be sampled

this traditional hotel has been welcoming guests for over a 100 years and retains a homely atmosphere, stone walls, snug bar and open fires

a welcoming seaside retreat run by the same family since 1969, there are comfy lounges, real log fires, a well-tended garden and sea views

this modern, purpose built hotel provides smart, contemporarily styled accommodation and is a short walk from the town's amenities

set in peaceful spot, in landscaped gardens with a patio, yet less than a mile from the marina and harbour and offers traditional style rooms

with good access to all the local tourist attractions and amenities, a contemporary purpose built hotel offering smart, modern rooms

in a quiet location sandwiched between fells and close to Ullswater, this hotel is a popular choice for those wishing to enjoy outdoor activities

a former coaching inn located opposite the station and a few minutes walk from the town centre featuring simple, traditional style rooms

a characterful, Grade II listed hotel that retains many original features and offers comfortable guest rooms that are traditionally decorated

a 16th century former coaching inn, set on the A591 and surrounded by majestic fells, where oak beams, inglenooks and log fires can be found

choose a room with scenic fell views at this inn in the charming hamlet of Troutbeck, dine on locally sourced food and relax in the cosy bar

stay in spacious rooms with fresh, light decor and enjoy the local, seasonal produce, local ales and music at these popular dining rooms

offers bright, cosy rooms many with fell views, a cosy fireplace in the bar and seasonal, locally sourced food, freshly baked bread and local ales

placed in a peaceful countryside between Cartmel and Grange-over-Sands, rooms are cosy and well-appointed, some have scenic views

enjoys a prime seafront location and is close to the start of the Coast to Coast walk, there are 3 bars and a restaurant serving local produce

boasts a central location in the bustling village, 2 bars, televised live sporting events, a traditional grill restaurant and comfy, classic rooms

a converted farmhouse set in glorious countryside yet only 10 minutes drive from the coast, there is a large beer garden with kids play area

a traditional, family-run hotel comprised of 2 Victorian houses situated in a residential area of Barrow yet within a 15 minute walk of the centre

set in an acre of garden in an idyllic, Eden Valley village, this welcoming, well-appointed hotel is ideal as an exploring base

offers simple style rooms, a guest lounge and shared kitchen facilities situated above a music venue bar that showcases live music

admire the scenic views and enjoy first class dining, friendly staff and cosy accommodation in this historic inn with a glorious Lakeland setting

this village pub is situated just a 15 minute drive from the Lake District National Park and the Cumbrian coast is under 10 minutes drive away

a traditional inn a short walk from Lake Ullswater; some rooms have balconies, fell views or a four poster bed, and all are spacious

affordable city centre hotel with a late night bar and a restaurant offering light meals

Victorian hotel with original features, between the city centre and the M6

a 19th century inn with smart, contemporary rooms set in a peaceful hillside spot overlooking the village toward the majestic fells beyond

in the town centre, close to the harbour and enjoys views over the Solway Firth

this former coaching inn offers smart, modern rooms, locally sourced produce is served in the restaurant and a garden with kids play area

dating from the 17th century, this traditional country pub sits in the quiet Eskdale Valley and is ideally located to explore the coast and the Lakes

located on Walney Island and ideally located for visiting the nature reserve, offers 10 smart rooms and good quality, locally sourced food

stay in bright, traditionally styled rooms and enjoy classic pub fayre including home-made pies at this relaxed, village centre inn

watched over by spectacular Blencathera this traditional inn enjoys a scenic spot, it retains period features whilst providing modern comforts

a traditional pub conveniently placed in the centre of bustling Bowness affording guests homely rooms, pub fayre, real ales and a games area

with good transport links, this traditionally furnished hotel boasts a convivial, good-value bar and is a short walk from the seafront

ideally located within easy reach of the town's shops and theatre

nestled in scenic Wasdale, next to the River Irt, just 5 minutes drive from Wast Water, many of the comfy rooms have river or fell views

character pubs set opposite each other in a pretty hamlet in the heart of Wasdale, traditional style rooms are featured as is a micro-brewery

exposed stone walls, oak beams and a cosy log-burning stove feature at this 400 year old inn; simple style rooms come traditionally furnished

welcoming town centre pub with a choice of well-equipped rooms and an apartment, traditional bar meals are served until the early evening

overlooking the Lake, this modern, value accommodation makes a handy stopover

boasts a central location, with shops and restaurants on the doorstep, a traditional restaurant, popular bar that hosts live music and a nightclub

a traditional hotel well placed for exploring the Solway Coast, some of the well-appointed rooms have views of the town green towards the sea

boasting a convivial bar, relaxed restaurant and comfy rooms, this welcoming inn makes a great touring base for exploring The Lakes

with an expansive garden, convivial bar and relaxed restaurant, this friendly inn makes a great base for exploring the Cumbrian coast

5 minutes walk from the water's edge, this typically Cumbrian inn offers comfortable rooms and a convivial bar, serving traditional pub food

conveniently placed in the centre and a 5 minute walk from the lake, there are individually styled rooms, a cosy bar and pub fayre is served

this characterful inn features original exposed beams, panelled walls and cosy rooms

good value accommodation - simple dormitories and rooms - with shared kitchen facilities, drying room, cycle storage in a picturesque setting

in the heart of a picturesque, cobbled village, this welcoming inn offers tasty pub meals and cosy rooms; ideal as a base for touring The Dales

well placed city centre hotel just 5 minutes walk from the cathedral

close to Grizedale Forest, a traditional inn with genial hosts commended by previous guests and offering simple, cosy accommodation

part of a charitable trust, this impressive house sits in a 360 acre lakeside estate and offers a choice of rooms from budget to luxury

this traditional, family-owned pub enjoys views of Coniston Old Man and has log fires, a cosy bar and serves locally sourced produce on the menu

modern, bright accommodation - simple rooms and dormitories - feature at this riverside hostel along with shared kitchen facilities

a family-run pub with simple, few frills rooms, a bar that hosts live music and televised sporting events and is located a short walk from the centre

situated 963ft up England's third highest mountain, this traditional hostel is quietly set and ideally located for walkers, bikers and climbers

sits on a hillside overlooking the Eskdale Valley and has a wildlife garden and nature trail, riverside and fell walking trails are nearby

guests praise the warm welcome, well-equipped rooms and enjoyable dining at this traditional inn convenient for visiting Hadrian's Wall

a traditional inn offering comfortable rooms and a hearty breakfast to start the day, it is ideally placed for visiting the area's nature reserves

this Victorian residence retains many of its original features whilst providing guests with expected facilities for a comfortable stay

traditional 17th-century inn, with 4.5 miles of fishing rights on the River Eden, offering a cosy bar, well-appointed rooms and hearty meals

set at the heart of a quiet, picturesque hamlet surrounded by majestic Eskdale scenery, a great place to rest and relax after a day of walking

set in a residential part of town, a smart accommodation providing simple, pleasant rooms and with a well equipped kitchen for guests' use

ideally placed to discover the bustling centre of Bowness with shops, restaurants and pubs moments away as is the pier for lake cruises

set in 17 acres of grounds close to the shores of Derwent Water simple hostel accommodation in a Grade II listed Georgian mansion

in a prime lakeside spot offering a range of budget accommodation, shared kitchen facilities and a cafe serving locally sourced food

offers simple dormitories and rooms in a scenic location on the edge of the village, there is a communal kitchen, a drying room and social areas

in an ideal location being close to shops, bars, restaurants in the centre of Bowness and only a few minutes stroll from Lake Windermere

situated down a quiet lane outside the village and enjoying views toward Lake Windermere and offers simple style rooms and dormitories

former coaching inn set in a lofty spot with splendid Ullswater views, there are traditional style rooms, a cosy bar and a microbrewery

traditional inn that is the heart of the village providing comy well-appointed rooms in the pub or cosy, log cabins in the garden that sleep 6

this traditional village inn has tastefully renovated rooms with modern comforts, friendly hosts and a locally sourced breakfast and dinner menu

with a weekend nightclub in the basement, this lively, good-value inn features comfortably furnished rooms and a relaxed restaurant

bright, welcoming hostel with scenic views and good facilities to enable guests to fully enjoy the many activities available in the local area

set in a peaceful, wooded location 5 minutes walk from the centre of the village and ideally placed to take advantage of local walking trails

18th century inn at the heart of the community in a pretty Lakeland village, guest rooms are cosy and comfy and there is a traditional bar

the cosy, well-presented rooms are situated at the rear of the pub and have their own access so guests are free to come and go as they please

a classic Cumbrian inn has refurbished its rooms with stylish furniture in tasteful colours, and offers meals and a convivial atmosphere in the bar

traditional pub - open fires, pub fayre, real ales - at the foot of Blencathra and Sharp Edge offering simple dormitories in a separate bunkhouse

a traditional country inn set amidst glorious scenery with warm and inviting rooms, picture windows in the bar frame the majestic fells

set on the A595 in countryside just out of the village and ideally placed to explore the Cumbrian coast and scenic Wasdale and Eskdale

dating from 1680, just 5 minutes from the M6, this inn has been lovingly restored and retains period features whilst offering modern comforts

this characterful pub dates from 1719 and nestles on the edge of the Lake District, rooms are comfortable and traditionally furnished

well-established, family-run guest house situated just a few minutes walk from the station offering comfortable, traditional style rooms

enjoy a game of darts at this charming, peaceful village inn, complete with a cosy bar and restaurant serving classic pub dishes

sits atop one of England’s most beautiful valleys surrounded by scenic walking trails and offers simple, cosy rooms and hearty, home-cooking

traditional pub with a large garden and patio for use in the summer, in winter there is a fire to cosy up to in the bar; stay in rustic style rooms

lovely St Bees Beach is just 10 minutes drive from this charming, town-centre inn, featuring spacious rooms and a popular, friendly bar

sitting on the market square, this friendly inn boasts cosy, en-suite rooms and serves breakfasts that are highly praised by previous guests

just 2 miles from Coniston, a cosy, Lakeland pub with exposed beams and open fire in the bar, hearty pub food and cask ales are served

an imposing Victorian mansion set in a tranquil spot between Grassmere and Elterwater lakes with bright rooms and dormitory accommodation

comfortable, well-presented rooms, many with sea views, are offered at this seafront guest house that is ideal for a base from which to explore

quietly placed barn conversion set on the edge of Sedbergh offers bunk bedrooms, a spacious lounge, drying room and use of a shared kitchen

conveniently located for the town's many amenities, this simply furnished guesthouse offers an economic choice of accommodation

on the gateway to the Northern Lakes, this friendly, 18th-century inn boasts an informal bar and restaurant serving classic British cuisine

17th-century inn, full of character, the bar is adorned with the tools used by former industries in the area; cosy guest rooms are well-appointed

a Scandinavian style retreat in glorious Patterdale close to Ullswater well placed to enjoy activities such as hiking, climbing and watersports

a friendly pub with spacious, traditionally furnished rooms, a cosy bar, restaurant serving local produce and a beer garden with kids play area

in the heart of this attractive Eden Valley town, the popular Italian restaurant has modern rooms just upstairs and a hearty breakfast

a Lakeland slate house, set above the village, ideally located for the Haystacks walk, with simple accommodation and a shared kitchen

a Regency mansion set in beautiful grounds overlooking Esthwaite Water offering simple dormitory accommodation, rooms and pod cabins

a cosy and welcoming country pub set just off the A590 giving good access to The Lakes and M6 with relaxing, individually styled rooms

a refurbished pub featuring stylish rooms and spacious public bar and games room, ideally located for exploring Wasdale and Eskdale valleys

a convenient and friendly guest house set in a traditional 19th-century stone house offering traditional style rooms and a hearty breakfast

a comfortable village inn close to the start of the Coast to Coast walk with traditional style rooms, home-cooked food and secure cycle storage

comfortable, well presented rooms, some with original period features, situated above an Italian restaurant ideally placed in the village centre

Ambleside's oldest pub offering simple, good value rooms, home cooked food, real ales and hosts regular live music in the convivial bar

set facing the pretty village green and pub and is close to the route of the Pennine Way and therefore an ideal walking and cycling base

a traditional pub with log fires, real ales and a restaurant serving a British menu tucked peacefully away amidst spectacular scenery

highly commended by previous guests, the genial host at this period guest house offers a warm welcome ensuring a pleasant, cosy stay

some of the stylish rooms at this friendly guest house enjoy views of the lake and there is a relaxing terrace that also enjoys views of the lake

simply furnished, comfortable rooms are on offer at this friendly inn where guests can enjoy home-cooked food in the convivial restaurant

offers simple style rooms and a good location to explore the Cumbrian coast, Eskdale and Wasdale, all of which are within a short drive

small, family run pub overlooking Morecambe Bay, some of the cosy rooms have sea views, traditional pub food with a twist is served

set on the edge of town, a traditional, family run inn providing simple rooms and well placed for accessing the many local, sporting facilities

serving tasty pub food, this charming, seaside village inn offers good-value accommodation in spacious, traditionally furnished rooms

a family-run hotel set on the A66 just a few minutes walk from the town centre

in the heart of town, affording good transport links, this recently updated inn offers simple, but comfortable, rooms with few frills

an historic inn frequented by the poet Wordsworth where a warm welcome awaits and offering traditional, comfortable accommodation