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Jubilee Ground-floor Double Bedroom

Penrith

3 bedroom accommodation in Newbiggin on Lune, near Kirkby Stephen

Newbiggin on Lune, near Kirkby Stephen

Brenda Nash

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11 Jun - 12 Jun

1 bedroom accommodation in St Bees, near Whitehaven

St Bees, near Whitehaven

Dan Smith

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22 May - 23 May

Coleridge Cottage - a cottage that sleeps 5 guests in 3 bedrooms

Central Keswick

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1 Jun - 2 Jun

Glenderamackin Cottage - a house that sleeps 4 guests in 2 bedrooms

Threlkeld

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1 Jun - 2 Jun

The Bothy, Newby Bridge

Ulverston

"Loved the secluded location within walking distance of the southern end of Lake Windmere. The cottage was smart and very clean, and well equipped, but we were stumpted on how to adjust the settings on the upmarket oven (a manual in kitchen drawer would have helped). We found that we had to be vigilant about the step in dark slate floor between bedrooms and kitchen/lounge (we used a bit of white cardboard to visually remind ourselves.) Had a great stay at The Bothy, we highly recommend it "

Arthur H.

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29 May - 30 May

The Eyrie - a luxury maisonette that sleeps 8 guests in 4 bedrooms

Central Keswick

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1 Jun - 2 Jun

Charming Mousehole Cottage Retreat

Carlisle

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Top Lake District National Park Hotel Reviews

Riverside Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely hotel. Staff were wonderful. I was traveling alone with my pet. Hotel was very pet friendly. Bed was fantastic."

Beech Hill Hotel & Spa

8/10 Good

"The hotel is lovely. We arrived to find we had been upgraded from the snug to a double bedroom with a view which was lovely. But disappointed not to have a bath even after an upgrade though. There are a lot of stairs to get anywhere, which was fine but worth noting. There is access to the lake outside via a path and some stairs which is lovely. The spa was great but as they are doing some work on it the outside bit wasn't available. This was fine as we were alerted to this, but there were also no changing facilities which we were not made aware of until we arrived. This meant walking through the hotel in the very snug dressing gown and slippers they provided, which was not ideal. It also meant that you could not access the spa after checking out as there was nowhere.to change, which wss a shame. All the staff were brilliant and the restaurant/bar/lounge area was great. We were not overly impressed with the food though. I didn't want much for tea and fancied the goats cheese balls off the small bites menu, but they had run out. So I ordered fish goujons and was presented with a pile of fish fingers - not very gourmet and definitely over priced! At breakfast we were asked for our cooked order before we had sat down and it arrived before we had chance to make the toast. We both had poached eggs which were a little undercooked, which was a shame. The continental selection was good though. Overall, a nice stay and we would return but would probably not have our tea there."

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