Ambleside Inns

Located in the centre of Ambleside, with private parking and all the amenities literally on the doorstep. Within the hotel there are two bars: the larger Popular bar and the more tranquil resident's bar. A traditional bar menu is served in the the main area with 10% discount for residents.

An original 16th century coaching inn, on the outskirts of Grasmere village. Full of old world charm, the hotel has a charming restaurant offering an extensive menu and a bar area, popular with locals and tourists alike. The bedrooms have en-suite facilities and views of the surrounding fells.

This charming coaching inn dates right back to 1624 and is a favourite with holiday-makers and walkers alike. The friendly Badger Bar serves a mouth-watering menu of home-made food as well as a fine selection of real ales from local Cumbrian breweries. The hotel has eight large, en-suite bedrooms.

Located in the charming un-spoilt village of Hawkshead, The Sun is a delightful 17th Century Inn with oak beams and an open fire, beautifully situated in the centre of the village. Hawkshead village, centred around a beautiful church and grounds has magnificent views of Esthwaite Water, Claife Heights and the surrounding fells.

The Britannia is the quintessential English Lakeland Inn. Nestled in the centre of the picturesque village of Elterwater The Britannia offers a sanctuary away from hectic daily life with real ales and foods to satisfy all tastes. Famous for being one of the best pubs in the area, the bar meals and restaurant food draw people for miles around.

A traditional slate inn built in 1872 located in Little Langdale just a few miles west from Ambleside. The hotel's restaurant uses local produce and the bar has a host of traditional local ales, a large range of wines and malt whiskies. The en-suite bedrooms are decorated to a high standard with TV, CD/radio player and internet access.