The Best Cumbria Family-Friendly Hotels

an early 17th century inn where character features blend pleasingly with 21st century comforts including stylish rooms and award-winning food

offering sensational views across the fells, this charming country inn, with its relaxed restaurant, makes an ideal base for touring the Lakes

featuring light and airy accommodation, this welcoming, modernised inn is well placed for visiting the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District

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

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

a cosy inn where hearty food, real ales and open fires are the order of the day situated a short drive from Beatrix Potter's home, Hill Top Farm

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

built of local stone in 1896 and once a bank, today it is a thriving pub in the village centre with homely rooms, a cafe bistro and convivial bar

previous guests of this attractively furnished inn have commented on the high quality of the food served in its convivial bar and restaurant

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

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

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

boasts a scenic setting on the A5074 nestled between the Whitbarrow and Underbarrow outcrops, the stylish rooms have a contemporary feel

guests can enjoy a tour of the brewery attached to this attractive, ivy-clad inn, nestling between the Lakes towns of Windermere and Kendal

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

a character pub with open fire, oak beams and gleaming brassware set in a quiet village

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

an 18th-century former coaching inn that has undergone an extensive transformation and today offers stylish rooms and good food and drink

a 400 year old former coaching inn set in a pleasant village sandwiched between the North Pennines, Lake District and Yorkshire Dales

a restored community pub in a pleasant Lakeland village, with tastefully decorated rooms, a friendly atmosphere in the bar, and tasty pub food

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

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

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

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

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

a comfortable base to explore the Solway Coast and the unspoilt Western Lakes

enjoy the rustic charm and period-style rooms of this ancient inn on a cobbled street, featuring beams, real ales and homely food

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

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

serving locals and travellers since the 14th century, today's guests will find stylish rooms that retain original character and good food and drink

there are plenty of characterful features still on display at this charming 17th century inn including oak beams, stone floors and wood panelling

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

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

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