County Hotel - Set within a historic former coaching inn, this charming hotel is ideally situated in the centre of Kendal. Here you can look forward to a warm welcome from our General Manager and staff. The County Hotel features a lovely dining room complete with sprung dance floor, a pleasant lounge and two well-stocked bars. Entertainment is regularly featured, and a lift serves all floors. All 37 bedrooms are en suite and include colour TV, telephone and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel is non-smoking throughout.

Armathwaite Hall Hotel - This stunning 4-star luxury hotel has a magnificent setting in the secluded splendour of 400 acres of deer park and woodland, bordered by the natural beauty of Bassenthwaite Lake. Framed by the dramatic scenery of Skiddaw mountain and the spectacular backdrop of the Lake District's fells, the hotel is as romantic as the surrounding countryside. Privately owned by the resident Graves family, this 4-star country house hotel was one of England's original stately homes and was described by the famous novelist Sir Hugh Walpole as "a house of perfect and irresistible charm." Today, the hotel offers charming, elegant luxury accommodation, with a quality of life and traditional old world hospitality all too rare in the modern world. Most of the hotel's 43 en suite rooms, from the garden wing to the unique Hartley Tower Suite with its private roof terrace, look out onto parkland, the immaculately kept grounds or the lake.

21 The Lakes - This luxury boutique hotel is ideally situated in the village of Windermere and is just 5 minutes walk past many fine restaurants, shops and pubs down to Lake Windermere. 21 The Lakes was originally a wealthy Edwardian gentleman's second home and has many attractive period features. The hotel is excellently situated for exploring the beauty of the local area. You can cross over the main Lake Road to start an enchanting and romantic woodland walk leading to a footpath beside Lake Windermere and the Steamboat Museum. Only a few minutes walk will bring you to the lake shore at Bowness where you will find boats for hire and steamers for lake cruisers, giving you time to enjoy the outstanding scenery.

Fairfield House - Built nearly 200 years ago, Fairfield is one of Lakeland's original country houses. It provides a contemporary boutique B&B and has a 'VisitBritain' 4 star Silver accolade. Fairfield House also has an 'AA Highly Commended with Good Breakfast' award. Guests are offered private parking and a high standard of personal service with genuine hospitality in a homely atmosphere. The half acre of secluded, peaceful garden boasts the beautiful scent and colour of camellia in early summer.

Cumbria Grand Hotel - The Cumbria Grand Hotel is set in 25 acres of garden and woodlands. This comfortable hotel is located 10 miles from Winderemere. You will receive a warm, friendly welcome at this charming Victorian hotel, overlooking Morecambe Bay. There is an outdoor tennis court, putting green, children's play area and woodland walk. Indoors, there is a full size snooker table, table tennis and darts facilities. Please note: the hotel is totally non-smoking since the 1st June 2007.

Pinegrove Hotel - An independent, family-run hotel in an extended Victorian home, with many impressive original features. Close to Carlisle city centre and the M6 motorway. The Pinegrove Hotel has comfortable (smoking or non-smoking) en suite bedrooms, each with TV, refreshment tray and telephone. Delicious meals are served for lunch or dinner in the hotel's bar/restaurant. Ample on-site parking is available.

Damson Dene Hotel - The Damson Dene Hotel is situated in the tranquil Lyth Valley just a short drive from Lake Windermere. The hotel has 40 en-suite bedrooms, a number featuring four poster bed and Jacuzzi bath. The hotel has a leisure club with swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa bath, The Heron View Restaurant serves local produce much of it from our own farm and Victorian kitchen garden.

Aynsome Manor Hotel - Superbly situated, Aynsome Manor is a charming manor house in the picturesque valley of Cartmel, with pretty meadow and woodland views and good access to Newby Bridge at Lake Windermere. Aynsome Manor has been awarded an AA red rosette and offers comfortable rooms, with en suite facilities and a TV, some with period features. After exploring the area, enjoy a drink from the bar or relax in one of the elegant lounges with log fires. Cuisine of an excellent standard is served in the dining room. Local area attractions include Grange-over-Sands and guests may wish to explore the English lakes and beautiful coastline. Aynsome Manor also has a Cesar Award from the Good Hotel Guide and a Visit Britain Gold Award.

Craig Manor Hotel - On the brow of a hill overlooking Lake Windermere, the Langdale Pikes and the surrounding mountains, the Craig Manor Hotel has a superb location, just a short stroll from Bowness. Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Lake District, the hotel is within easy reach of the village of Bowness, with its pubs, shops, cafes and museum. The lakeshore is also just a short walk away. From there, you could take a cruise to nearby Ambleside. Guests have complimentary use of the facilities of the nearby Parklands Leisure Club, which is just 5 minutes' drive from the hotel. The leisure club has a swimming pool, multi-gym and badminton and squash courts, as well as a steam room, sauna and jacuzzi. All of the rooms are tastefully furnished and well equipped, with every comfort and facility you would expect from a 3-star hotel. Whether you are looking for a comfortable base from which to explore the English lakes or visiting for a relaxing break, the hotel offers a warm welcome.

Abbey House Hotel - Set in 14 acres of private woodlands and gardens, the hotel takes its name from one of the greatest Cistercian foundations in the country, Furness Abbey. Just as Commander Craven knew how to make royalty feel at home, today's management has stopped at nothing to make your stay a memorable one. The standard of the accommodation is particularly high, combining the comforts of home with the little luxuries that you would expect from a privately owned hotel.

Whoop Hall - This historic, family-run hotel is situated on the outskirts of Kirkby Lonsdale and offers a wide range of leisure facilities in stunning surroundings in the beautiful Lune Valley. Kirkby Lonsdale is an attractive market town and an ideal base from which to explore some of England's most beautiful countryside, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. The Whoop Hall is uniquely positioned in the rolling countryside of North-West England, where Cumbria, Lancashire and the coastline of Morecambe Bay are all within easy reach. The Whoop Hall is the perfect location at which to enjoy a pleasant lunchtime drink, a mouth-watering evening meal in award-winning Connors Restaurant, or a comfortable and relaxing overnight stay. Take advantage of complimentary leisure facilities at the hotel's Country Club. Facilities include an 18-metre swimming pool, spa, sauna, steam room, sun shower and state-of-the-art fitness studio. Indulge in the ultimate in pampering at Bliss beauty salon.

Glenridding Hotel - On the shores of Ullswater and surrounded by a variety of walks, this hotel is perfectly placed for touring the Lake District and its breathtaking scenery. There is a stylish lounge for unwinding in, with a beautiful Lakeland Slate fireplace and elegant chandeliers. The oak-lined Campbell Library has a billiard table for those with a competitive spirit. Explore the best of what the Lake District has to offer, from breathtaking scenery to the homes of William Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter. Beautiful views can be enjoyed from almost all the rooms. Please note this hotel only accepts 2 night stays on Friday and Saturday nights.

Crooklands hotel - Converted from an old farmhouse dating back to 1750. Exposed beams and lots of memorabilia in all the public rooms. Business facilities (e.g. fax/modem). Relax around a real log fire in our bar; reception is open until 23.00.

Shap Wells Hotel - Located in the Lake District between Penrith and Kendal, just 3 minutes from the M6 motorway in breathtaking scenery. From here you can explore the Lake District, Yorkshire Dales, North Pennines, Kendal, and the Scottish Borders. Cumbria and the Lake District are often referred to as 'the most beautiful corner of England'. Shap Wells is the ideal place from which to discover this 'beautiful corner'. Some of the country's most spectacular scenery and historic towns and picturesque villages can be found within an hour of the hotel. Shap Wells has extensive lounges with bar facilities, one of which, the Riverside Lounge, overlooks the River Birkbeck and fells. The hotel has undergone a continuous programme of expansion and refurbishment over the last 40 years.

The George Hotel - In the centre of Keswick, the George Hotel is the town's oldest coaching inn; carefully restored to its former glory, the inn now offers en suite accommodation and a welcoming wood-beamed bar. Sensitively refurbished, the George Hotel still boasts many attractive original features and the heavily beamed rooms are full of antique objects and furniture. The cosy bar offers a range of real ales from the cask and a homely real fire, which glows through the winter nights. The adjoining ? la carte restaurant offers traditional food with a modern twist There are 13 en suite rooms, all of which are tastefully appointed and well equipped, with TVs, tea/coffee making facilities, radio alarm clocks and hairdryers. The George Hotel's convenient location in the heart of Keswick makes it a good base from which to explore the stunning natural beauty of the Lake District.

Derwent Lodge - Originally an 18th-century Lakeland farmhouse, the Derwent Lodge has been tastefully converted into an exclusive apartment and accommodation complex, which will soon include a swimming pool and leisure facilities. Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of the Lake District, this beautifully converted farmhouse offers modern en suite accommodation and stylish, well-equipped apartments. The accommodation combines modern comforts and facilities with beautiful original features, such as wooden beams and exposed brickwork. Each contemporary apartment is individually designed with its own unique character and charm. The apartments are serviced daily and linen and towels are provided. Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout. Derwent Lodge is conveniently located in the Northern Lakes, just off the A66, between the market towns of Cockermouth and Keswick, which are only 10 minutes away by car. Free parking is available for guests. With beautiful accommodation and all the freedom, independence and convenience of an apartment, Derwent Lodge makes a great base from which to enjoy the beauty of the Lake District National Park.

Ravenstone Lodge - Nestling at the foot of Ullock Pike, just 4 miles north of Keswick, this relaxing retreat is set back from the main road, amid 5 acres of spectacular countryside. A converted 19th century stable, the lodge boasts excellent views towards Bassenthwaite Lake and the beautiful North Western Fells. It also enjoys easy access to many of the notable Skiddaw walks and especially the Allerdale Ramble. Retaining its Victorian character, with pitch pine ceilings and an open log fire in the comfortable residents' lounge, Ravenstone Lodge also provides a private terrace, a large walled garden and ample off-road parking.

The Duke of Edinburgh Hotel and Bar - This stylish boutique hotel in the centre of Barrow is within 200 metres of the train station and offers beautiful rooms with luxury furnishings. After 2 years of refurbishment, The Duke of Edinburgh Hotel has fully restored this once famous South Cumbrian hotel. Enjoy chic en suite rooms with over-sized beds, flat-screen TVs and designer bathrooms. Downstairs, the Consort Bar offers the best in cask and draught beer from around the world, with over 100 bottled beers, spirits and over a dozen wines available by the glass. Within 3 minute's walk of Barrow town centre, the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel is a comfortable 8-10 minute walk from BAE's main site.

George Hotel - The traditional George Hotel stands in the very centre of the bustling market town of Penrith on the edge of the Lake District and the North Pennines. Enter through the George Hotel's revolving doors and experience quality and tradition to remind you of bygone days. The nostalgic wood panelling and old local wall prints combine to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where many generations of loyal visitors have returned time after time. Make this lovely hotel your own homely base when visiting the Lake District and the North Pennines.

Burn How Garden House Hotel - This peaceful, family-run Lake District hotel is a 2-minute stroll from Lake Windermere and offers an AA Rosette Restaurant, free Wi-Fi and car parking. The Burn How is different to most hotels: all bedrooms are located within the private grounds, away from the main building. Enjoy the atmosphere of the lounge and bar, or the patio on a summer evening. You can take attractive walks from the hotel, or a cruise on Lake Windermere. If you take the 'Post Knott' walk and find the hotels bench, you can get a free drink.

Best Western Ambleside Salutation Hotel - In the heart of the Lake District, amid dramatic fells and picturesque valleys, you will find The Ambleside Salutation. Enjoying a village centre location and boasting breathtaking views, this 17th century hotel has welcomed visitors since 1600. The Garden Room is open for lunch and evening meals, with a wide selection of dishes available. Our on-site leisure club is exclusive to hotel guests.

Miller Howe Hotel And Restaurant - Enjoying an idyllic elevated position, this family-owned country house hotel is set within 5 acres of mature landscaped gardens and boasts panoramic views of Lake Windermere. Whatever the weather you can soak up the stunning views on the Garden Terrace, or unwind and relax in one of the 3 exquisite lounges or conservatory. The 15 individually designed and beautifully furnished rooms each benefit from their own unique character and features, which are sure to delight and inspire. Whether you are looking for cultural inspiration, energetic exhilaration or gentle relaxation, this most beautiful corner of England has something for everyone.

Lonsdale House - Lonsdale House offers welcoming and modern 4-star luxury just a short stroll from Lake Windermere. Enjoy a superb cooked breakfast, free Wi-Fi and high standards throughout. Local restaurants, the Beatrix Potter attraction, bars and shops are within walking distance. All the fantastic rooms are en suite, and very well decorated. Rooms have an extensive free video library, free toiletries and sherry, and refreshments. Breakfast is made with locally sourced produce; enjoy as much tea, coffee and toast as you can manage. Lonsdale House holds the coveted Visit Britain Silver Host Award, and the 'UK Accommodation of the Year Award'.

Waterhead Hotel - Situated alongside Coniston Water, with lawns running down to the lake shore, this wonderful Lake District property presents itself as the perfect getaway from everyday stresses. The Lake District is a favourite spot for those who enjoy the outdoors, with activities including walking, climbing, water-skiing, sailing and cycling. Coniston Water, with the 'Old Man' towering above at 803 metres, offers a variety of lake activities, as well as excellent walking to suit all abilities. For those who prefer a more gentle pace, there are lake cruises and a wealth of historic houses to visit. In the evenings you can relax in the hotel's comfortable lounge, with views across the lawns and down to the lake, before sampling local cuisine in the hotel's Mountain View Restaurant.

Rothay Manor - Set in picturesque, landscaped gardens, this regency country house hotel is found in the heart of the Lake District. Located just a quarter mile from Lake Windermere and a short walk from the centre of Ambleside, the hotel is ideally situated for walking, cycling, sightseeing or just relaxing. This regency country house hotel was built in 1825 as a summer residence for a Liverpool cotton merchant. The building is grade II listed and retains many period features. Fresh flowers and antiques give the feel of a welcoming private house, where lounges are ideal for relaxing over afternoon tea or pre-dinner drinks. Rothay Manor is renowned for its warm, comfortable, relaxed and friendly atmosphere, complemented by excellent food and wine. Guests have free use of a nearby leisure club. Families and disabled guests are welcome.

Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel - Nestled amid its own beautifully landscaped grounds, this charming 16th century residence occupies a peaceful setting on the shores of Lake Thirlmere in the Cumbrian Lake District. Boasting magnificent views of Thirlmere to the front and Mount Helvellyn to the rear, Dale Head Hall offers the ideal destination for a relaxing break in an area of natural beauty. Spend your days walking along the lake shore or exploring the nearby market town of Keswick. To unwind after a long day, you can admire the spectacular lake views from the comfort of the terrace before sampling a meal in the Red Rosette award-winning Restaurant.

Wallfoot Hotel And Restaurant - Immersed within spectacular open countryside, yet only 3 miles away form Carlisle city centre, this small family-run business is the ideal base from which to enjoy the Lake District, Hadrian's Wall and South West Scotland. Set within an acre of beautifully landscaped grounds, with safe off-road parking, the hotel is situated on the A689 Bramton Road, enabling easy access to golf courses, fly-fishing, and Hadrian's Wall cycle path and walking route. Furthermore, you can explore the historic sites and shops in Carlisle. In the evenings, after a long day, you can return to the comfort of the hotel where you can sample high quality, freshly made food in the Wallfoot's restaurant and bar. The chef, Geoff, has designed an original menu inspired by local Cumbrian ingredients. All of the meat used can be sourced to local farms, and the vegetables are fresh and seasonal.

The Roundthorn Country House - This Grade II listed Georgian mansion is set in its own landscaped grounds and enjoys panoramic views of the Eden Valley, the Pennines and Lakeland Fells. Overlooking the busy market town of Penrith, the Roundthorn Country House is located in an extremely peaceful and secluded environment, only minutes from the M6 and A66. All of the en suite rooms are unique in character and furnished to the highest standard. The house has its own bar/lounge and a cosy residents' lounge with a real fire in the winter where you can relax and unwind. Served in the Eden Room each morning, the Great Cumbrian Breakfast is guaranteed to prepare you for the day ahead. The bar/lounge area and several bedrooms and en suite bathrooms have been upgraded and refurbished in early 2008. The hotel has since been awarded a 5-Star Silver rating in the guest accommodation category by VisitBritain.

Temple Sowerby House Hotel - This delightfully peaceful country house hotel is situated in the centre of a conservation village in the Eden Valley, an area of outstanding natural beauty between the Lake District and the Pennines. The Temple Sowerby Bypass opened in October 2007, returning the village to a true a quiet rural setting, yet less than 10 minutes from the M6. Elegant rooms, discreet service, AA 2 Rosette cuisine and personal attention are the hallmarks of the hotel's relaxed hospitality. The house dates from 1727 and has been sensitively restored to create just 12 comfortable and stylish bedrooms, all with contemporary bathrooms. Superior rooms include spa baths or hydro-massage showers. A new restaurant, constructed from local, mellow sandstone columns and picture windows, overlooks the peaceful walled garden. Whether your visit is for business or pleasure, one night or several, you can be assured of a relaxing stay. The hotel has been awarded 3 AA stars and 85% merit award.

Graythwaite Manor Hotel - Overlooking Morecambe Bay and the hills beyond, this beautiful, family-run country house offers excellent cuisine and an impressive wine cellar, and is ideal for the Lake District, Cumbrian coast and Yorkshire Dales. Graythwaite Manor Hotel won 3 awards, including 'Best Hotel', at Cumbria in Bloom 2009. It was a winner at the Cumbria Tourism Awards 2009, and has won 'Cumbria in Bloom' 5 times. Drive a few miles inland for Windermere or Coniston Water, and be on the way to some of the best scenery. Graythwaite has 8 acres of award-winning gardens and woodland, and elegant lounges with fresh flowers, antiques and log fires. Most of the bedrooms have views of the sea and gardens.