Accommodation in the Lake District

The Queens Head is an historic 17th century coaching inn, situated in the Troutbeck Valley.Throughout the inn are solid oak beams, stone flag flors and heartwarming log fires by which you can enjoy a deserved drink, ordered from the bar which was once an Elizabethan four-poster bed from a room in Appleby Castle. Hotel guests home comforts are very much of this century. The bedrooms are tastefully furnished with en-suite bathrooms, colour televison and tea and coffee making facilities.

At the edge of the Lake District, this family-run hotel combines 19th century oak-beamed charm with 21st century amenities, and offers the ideal base for exploring the Lake District. Barrow-in-Furness is just 15 minutes from the Lake District, is close to South Lakes Wildlife Park (the top tourist destination in the Lake District), Furness Abbey, Piel Island and other tourist attractions. And, as the ‘indoor centre for the Lakes’, there’s plenty to do if you’re unlucky with the weather. If you want to go out in the evening, you will find a multiplex cinema, a bowling alley and numerous restaurants within a few minutes’ walk. The hotel itself has 17 en suite, well-appointed bedrooms. Each room has a flat-screen TV with around 150 channels and Wi-Fi internet access.

Alan and Gwen welcome you to the Ship Inn, which is situated in the charming village of Bardsea, approximately 2 miles from the bustling market town of Ulverston and within easy reach of the Lake District.The Ship Inn Bardsea accommodation for South Lakeland Ulverston and Barrow-in-FurnessA warm reception awaits those who sample the real ale and good food on offer. On winter nights a roaring coal fire in the bar adds to the warmth of the atmosphere.Bardsea provides an ideal base from which to explore South Lakeland and the less well known Furness peninsula with it's many points of interest.Local attractions, include Ulverston Golf Course, less than 1/2 mile distant, the renowned Morecambe Bay Sands, home to a rich and varied range of birds and wildlife, Furness Abbey and Piel Island.Explore the local countryside's many walks, in and around the Low Furness area, by taking to some of the many delightful footpaths that crisscross this fascinating area.For business people or for those who require an internet connection during their stay, wireless broadband is available free of charge, in the bedrooms and bar area.The Ship Inn has been awarded a Cumbria Tourism 3 Star rating.

Traditional lakeland stone period property, full of character and charm. Prominently located at the head of Windermere village 2 minutes walk from the train and bus station. Relaxed atmosphere and friendly hospitality

In the 17th Century, Keswick was the crossroads for many of the horse and carriage routes which traversed this part of the English Lake District. The Kings Arms Hotel, a true Coaching Inn of that period, offers the traveller of today the same unrivalled hospitality and friendly service in keeping with its heritage. To stay at the Kings Arms Hotel is to experience the legacies, in modern day comfort and luxury, of a true Coaching Inn. A warm and friendly smile awaits you from our well trained staff, who's aim is to make your stay one of many. Being in the town centre, we are located near to a nightclub (open until 1am Thur-Sun during the winter, 7 nights a week during the summer), so some noise may be heard.