hotel little langdale - cumbria

Situated in the rolling hills surrounding Esthwaite Water, the village of Hawkshead is home to The Queen’s Head Inn.

In the heart of the Lake District, The Sun Inn offers charming rooms with period features and free Wi-Fi. It is just moments away from the shores of Esthwaite Water.

The Swan at Grasmere has elegant, cosy lounges and traditional rooms with free mineral water and satellite TV. The centre of Grasmere is within a 10-minute walk.

Set in the historic Rydal Valley, amidst the fells, sits Crow How Country Guest House. Just a 15-minute walk from Ambleside the Crow offers spacious rooms with stunning countryside views. Clean modern rooms are en suite and all have TVs and radios.

In Grasmere, the Red Lion Hotel has an indoor swimming pool, stylish rooms and a mini-gym. On site, Lilliputs Leisure Centre features a sauna, steam room and spa bath. Limited car parking is available on site free of charge.

In the heart of the Lake District, this 4-star woodland estate offers a luxury spa, award-winning dining and 35 acres of scenic grounds. Langdale Hotel & Spa is a 10-minute drive from Ambleside.

Set in 3 acres of mature gardens, Dale Lodge Hotel is a period property with traditional charm. Located in the heart of the Lake District, it features a popular restaurant, bar and modern bedrooms.

The Daffodil Hotel and Spa offers contemporary luxury on the shores of Grasmere water, located in the heart of The Lake District and just a short walk into Grasmere village.

The Moss Grove Organic offers 5-star guest accommodation, designed to be both luxurious and environmentally friendly. The spacious en suite rooms have flat-screen TVs, Bose Entertainment systems and free internet access is available throughout.

With wonderful views across the Langdale Valley and River Brathay, this period arts & crafts mansion offers 5-star luxurious rooms and traditional breakfasts. Nanny Brow has direct access to the Cumbrian Fells.

Elterwater Park Country Guest House offers a beautiful Lake District setting looking onto the hills surrounding Elterwater. This charming guest house offers free WiFi.

Newfield Cottage offers pet-friendly accommodation in Coniston, 1.3 km from Tarn Hows. There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with an oven, a toaster and refrigerator. A TV is offered. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower.

Cuckoo Brow Cottage is a holiday home set in Hawkshead in the Cumbria Region and is 1.7 km from Grizedale Forest. It provides free private parking. An oven, a toaster and a refrigerator can be found in the kitchen and there is a private bathroom.

Ednas Cottage is a holiday home set in Elterwater, 8 km from Windermere. The property features views of the garden and is 22 km from Keswick. An oven and a toaster can be found in the kitchen and there is a private bathroom.

Located in Elterwater, this holiday home is set 9 km from Windermere. The unit is 21 km from Keswick. A dishwasher and an oven can be found in the kitchen. A TV is featured. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower. Ambleside is 3.

This historically listed cottage was originally owned by Ann Tyson, who William Wordsworth lodged with during his school days. It has free Wi-Fi, and is situated in the Lake District, 3 miles from Lake Windermere.

Located 9 km from Windermere, Crinkle Crags offers accommodation in Elterwater. You can fire up the barbecue for a tasty meal and enjoy the garden in fair weather. The unit fitted with a kitchen with an oven and toaster. A TV is available.

Set in Ambleside, this holiday home is 2 km from Rydal Water. It provides free private parking. The kitchen features an oven. Towels and bed linen are featured in this self-catering accommodation. There is a private bathroom with a bath.

Yew Bank is a holiday home situated in Hawkshead in the Cumbria Region and is 700 metres from Grizedale Forest. It provides free private parking. There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with an oven and a toaster.

The Yewdale Inn is a situated in the centre of Coniston, within the Lake District National Park. Built of local stone and slate in 1896, the property was once part guest house, part bank.