Inns in the Lake District

The Cavendish Arms is much more than a Lake District hotel, but rather a charming retreat with a fine restaurant. The Cavendish Arms is 450 years old, previously an old coaching inn, set in the picturesque village of Cartmel, with beamed ceilings, a wealth of antique furniture and a blazing log fire. We serve excellent British food using the finest of local produce, good wines and a range of traditional ales and beers. With friendly relaxed service and very comfortable rooms, you will find yourself drifting away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind into Cartmel's perfectly laid back village way of life. We are pet friendly but do ask for a £10.00 per night charge for each pet and for you to book your pet in with us at the time of booking with late rooms, to ensure you are allocated the correct room(s)We provide full breakfasts from 8.30 am each morning included in any price quoted, however, we are unable to accommodate for early breakfasts or give further reductions to rates if breakfast is not taken.kind regards.

The Inn at Keswick is a welcoming pub offering great home-cooked food and accommodation in the vibrant market town of Keswick, which is situated on the lakeside north of Derwentwater in Cumbria's Lake District. The Inn at Keswick offers a pleasing blend of pub, restaurant and hotel rooms with a well stocked bar and a varied menu of freshly prepared produce and seasonal ingredients. For our overnight guests, we offer comfortable, en-suite bedrooms with the option of a fresh, wholesome breakfast. Whether the reason for your visit to the Lakes is walking, climbing, an activity holiday or just to relax and take in the magnificent views, you're guaranteed to enjoy the warm welcome and cosy surroundings we have to offer

The Queen's Head is an historic 17th Century Coaching Inn, situated in the Troutbeck Valley, just 3 miles from Windermere. Throughout the inn are solid oak beams, stone flag floors and heart-warming 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 all non-smoking and are tastefully furnished fully en-suite with bath and shower, as well as toiletries, flat screen TV with Freesat digital TV and radio package and tea and coffee making facilities accompanied with our own homemade shortbread.

The Royal Oak is a small, busy, family run Inn with a warm welcoming atmosphere for the walker, tourist and business visitor alike. Our traditional Inn is non-smoking throughout, and with no late residents bar last orders are at 11pm weekdays and 12pm weekends. We are long standing member of CAMRA with a minimum of five real ales at any one time.Situated in the very heart of Bowness on Windermere, The Royal Oak is literally a stone's throw from the Bowness Bay piers, where you can take in the stunning views across Lake Windermere and perhaps board a steamship cruise. We are only a few minutes' walk from the many traditional craft and gift shops and only five minutes from The World of Beatrix Potter. Our Inn is proud to say it is the official finishing point of Alistair Wallace's 'The Dalesway Walk' and the starting point of his guide 'The Lake to Lake Walk'.The Royal Oak double rooms are all en-suite and we have one en-suite single. In addition, there are two single rooms which share a bathroom and for which bathrobes are provided. Each room has teacoffee making facilities, radio alarm clock, TV and a hair dryer. Free Wi-Fi connection is available. Whilst our rooms vary in size, they are, without exception, extremely comfortable and are traditionally styled with a homely feel. We are widely renowned for our kind hearted hospitality and, of course, for 'The Royal Oak Full English' breakfast! Evening meals are offered and car parking is available. All our meals are prepared from the fresh, locally sourced, ingredients. Please ring in advance with any specific dietary requirements (015394 43970).

Nestling in the heart of Dentdale a few miles from the market town of Sedbergh. Dent is renowned as one of the quaintest and prettiest villages in the Yorkshire Dales.Situated in idyllic countryside within easy reach of the Lake District and the West Coast, Dent provides the perfect holiday base.The George and Dragon is a grade 2 listed building situated in the centre of Dent Village overlooking the famous Adam Sedgwick Memorial Fountain.The Main Bar area hosts a 42 Plasma Screen TV, Screening Live Sporting Events and Pool Room with Gambling Machine and Dart BoardTraditionally furnished with relaxed public rooms the George and Dragon has two spacious dining areas serving home cooked meals daily 12 noon to 8.30 pm. Tap House for Dent Brewery