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Welcome to The Lake District
A landscape so achingly beautiful it left the 19th century poets
speechless: lakes, mountains, rivers, waterfalls, valleys and trees...nature
at its finest, and as close to perfection as it is possible to be.
The Lake District is England’s only true mountain area. It is remarkably
compact and varied. The landscape is grand and spectacular and varies according to the seasons and the changing moods of the weather. The county is peppered with lakes and tarns as well as centres of culture, history and art.
Your time in the great outdoors will muster a hearty appetite, and this can be well catered for in the many splendid hostelries and country house hotels. It is also important that you find the accommodation that suits your budget, style and expectations. We have worked hard to select a wide range of options – all of which are the best of the best. And, once you have chosen your B & B or hotel –if you need a guidebook or map-guide, we can also help.
But, before you decide to visit The Lake District, let us show you a little of what this mountainous region has to offer…sit back and enjoy The Lake District Experience.
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This is a selection to make choosing your B & B or hotel an easy and quick process. We suggest you view their websites to find one that suits your budget, style and expectation. It is often the unexpected that will surprise you. Perhaps, a fabulous bathroom or stunning view... |
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| Herewith, a comprehensive choice of cafes, foodie-pubs or inns, restaurants, and hotels with restaurants, to suit the fussy gastronome. Choosing the right cafe, restaurant or inn can make or break a weekend, or romantic excursion. Of course, it depends on ... |
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| Just look through the following pages of Where to Go, What to Do and What to See and you’ll be amazed at the wide choice of leisure, cultural and sporting activities that are available to you. From following nature trails to visiting gardens and country houses, to art galleries ... |
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| The English countryside has the most varied and enchanting of all world landscapes. Whether it is the coastline, estuaries and rivers of the West Country, or the fells of Cumbria, or the limestone escarpment of the Cotswold Way. It is a landscape that changes within ... |
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