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

a stylish hotel ideally placed at the southern tip of Lake Windermere offering a wealth of relaxing leisure and spa facilities and dining options

boasts an enviable water's edge setting on the southern shores of Lake Windermere and features rooms with lake views and a relaxing spa

relaxing spa facilities, contemporary rooms, many with balconies, and a prime central spot in the village make this hotel a popular choice

smart and updated in a contemporary style, a 1920s house set in a peaceful village with elegant, well-appointed guest rooms

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

welcoming weary travellers for centuries to the heart of this charming village, today's guests will find a relaxing ambience and good facilities

stylish, lakefront hotel with views across Lake Windermere, guest rooms are well-appointed and the restaurant serves a creative British menu

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

Lakeland slate building welcoming visitors for over 300 years, recently updated to offer stylish rooms, a popular village bar and hearty food

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

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

some of the comfortable rooms at this Victorian guest house have views over Wansfell and Loughrigg and it is easily located for the village

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

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

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

stay in elegantly furnished rooms and enjoy the convenience of the central location along with the tempting treats on sale in their bakery

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

comfortable, individually designed rooms, a hearty breakfast featuring local produce and an inviting lounge bar are offered here

set in a quiet hamlet on the Solway Coast and well placed as a relaxing base to discover the Scottish Borders, Gretna Green and the Lakes

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

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

this former coaching inn stands proudly in the centre of the bustling village and features modern rooms and an open-plan lounge bar

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

an inviting, friendly guest house in a peaceful spot, close to Oxenholme Station and a country pub affording guests high quality accommodation

a modernised Georgian farmhouse set on the Main Street of the village near to the station, shops and pubs, the beach is 10 minutes walk away

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

within a 5 minute stroll of this comfortable, well-appointed guest house is the bustling village centre with its shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants

Victorian dwelling that retains period features set overlooking the estuary in a pretty village, homely and inviting rooms are offered

in a perfect location for exploring The Lakes, this elegant, restful B&B overlooks the waters of Grasmere where the owners have fishing rights