The Best North West England Luxury Bed & Breakfasts

enjoy the peace and quiet and the luxurious accommodation of this welcoming B&B set in a 3 acre garden set below Loughrigg Fell

vintage and quintessentially English describes the decor at this quirky B&B, the inspiration coming from a book about hapless mountaineers

Grade II listed house, dating from 1579 retaining many original features including mullions, oak beams and fireplaces, set in a peaceful hamlet

dates back to 1705 and retains some original features, Rowrah Hall sits in 3 acres of grounds and is accessed via a small bridge over a stream

an elegant Lakeland house, set in leafy gardens that overlook Lake Windermere, featuring stylish rooms that are individually decorated

a classic Lakeland cottage in a secluded spot close to Lake Windermere, furnished with many antiques and offering cosy guest rooms

stylish and contemporary accommodation with a friendly and informal atmosphere located a short walk from the shores of Lake Windermere

quietly located on the edge of the village with uninterrupted views over Langdale and Elterwater, many of the rooms have the same vista

this boutique, Edwardian residence retains many charming features and affords guests luxurious rooms and suites, some with an outdoor hot tub

a farmhouse in a beautifully converted barn where 19th century architecture, contemporary design and outstanding views combine

a Victorian mansion that has been sympathetically refurbished to offer an elegant hotel and dining that reflects the lakeland landscape

offering unobtrusive, yet attentive service, this smart hotel offers a sumptuous stay enhanced by fine dining with an exceptional wine list

relaxed and informal, 19th century manor house, generous in character and scenic Bassenthwaite views; 4-legged friends most welcome

a period property that has been stylishly converted to a smart hotel offering well appointed, comfortable rooms in a relaxing atmosphere

a stylish and relaxing retreat set in acres of private grounds ideally placed to explore the scenery of the Dales, the Lakes or Pennines