The Best Bassenthwaite Pub Accommodation

an 18th century former coaching inn placed in the heart of Keswick and features cosy rooms, a traditional pub and serves a seasonal menu

a charming former coaching inn with elegant rooms, a traditional bar and a choice of dining options situated near to Bassenthwaite Lake

a centrally located hotel that combines period charm with contemporary decor and is situated next door to the childhood home of Wordsworth

nestling in a quiet hamlet at the southern end of Loweswater, this charming rustic inn features a convivial bar and an à la carte restaurant

17th century, former coaching inn set amidst spectacular scenery at the foot of Helvellyn offering well-appointed rooms many with scenic views

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

characterful, 400 year old inn set on the fringes of the Lake District, beamed ceilings and the original post boxes have been preserved

a privately owned hotel set in glorious countryside on the A591 beneath Skiddaw's lofty peak, bright, airy and well-appointed rooms are offered

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

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

in Keswick's oldest coaching inn you can enjoy the historic atmosphere, well-presented rooms and award-winning food in the restaurant

combines contemporary Scandinavian-style design with pleasing Cumbrian elements and is ideally set amidst shops, pubs and eateries

ideally placed to explore Cockermouth's attractive town centre and features a cosy bar that has open fires and original oak beams

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

in addition to an advantageous central location, there is a lounge bar with an open fire, a Pizzeria and major sporting events shown on live TV

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

ideally placed moments from shops, pubs and places to eat in the town centre and features well-appointed rooms decorated in a simple style

former coaching inn, now a modern, relaxing hotel offering a great range of facilities including, a steam room, tennis court and games room

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