B&Bs in the Lake District

We know the beauty of a location is breathtaking when we can't stop seeing it, and no matter how hard we try we don't say a word! The Lake District is ranked as one of the most attractive landscapes in England, even comparable to the Swiss or French Alps. It is one of the English locations where cultural tourism abounds and international visitor reviews are highly praised; Holidu, looking to keep you close to the interesting, has B&B's available in several magical areas of this location, such as Millom, North West England, among others. Have a look at all the B&B’s we have ready for you.

Admiring the majesty that the Lake District enjoys deserves that you rest in places that are worthy of this cultural value. With Holidu, you'll find homely places and properties with a warm, cosy feel that will make you feel at your most comfortable, as well as enjoying amazing breakfasts that are not only English but sometimes Irish too! On the other hand, if you are more of a fan of luxurious and exclusive places, no problem, a cup of tea and a good breakfast will be possible in places like Horama House: with equipped kitchen, wifi, cable TV, parking and even barbecue. Most options have a garden, relaxing to lie on the grass after a day full of exciting activities in the Lake District.

We have previously compared the Lake District to the Swiss and French Alps because of its mesmerising beauty and the majesty of its natural locations, which is why this is the ideal destination for nature lovers. Places like the Aira Force Waterfall are natural landscapes that don't take long to hike to and allow you to take your furry best friend, yes, your dog! The waterfall is spectacular and the views unforgettable. Here you can have a great day out here with your family or partner. On the other hand, one of the most beautiful and popular walks among tourists who have visited this beautiful English location is Catbells Lakeland Walk. Your walks here will take you to a new level, the views of the lakes are spellbinding, but the mountain itself is unparalleled! Loughrigg Fell is a great place for those who love climbing or walking as a form of sport and admiration of your surroundings, especially if you want a full view of the Lake District. This is a must on your trip without a doubt!

As a good tourist attraction, not only as a county but nationwide, it has a cultural value that is well exploited in several locations that we are going to mention here: one of them is the children's museum The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, ideal for children who have enjoyed the stories of this British writer, although all the dolls have deteriorated, it involves you in the early twentieth century. Now, if you want to check out the local attractions of the locals, Cartmel Racecourse is a must, the horse racing with good food and the typical atmosphere of these attractions will take you to the level of this English location. Levens Hall is a touristy and exciting place for the spectacle of its gardens, however, the history of the house that accompanies them is enthralling; be sure to visit the cafe, order the most iconic thing in town! Feel like a local in this land.

As we mentioned before, the Lake District is full of beautiful attractions but also full of cultural value, so you can guess the historical places that you can't miss. One of these places is Wray Castle, located on the shores of Lake Windermere, built in 1840 for a wealthy surgeon, the inspiration was always from a neo-gothic style. Beatrix Potter is said to have spent time here in 1882, which led her to make a deep connection with the Lake District - you must visit!

If you're travelling with young children, we recommend visiting Gummers How, a hill that rises from Lake Windermere. On your way to the top, there are plenty of places to venture out and see, it's not too hot or tiring for the little ones, so it is enjoyable for the whole family. Take a picnic with you and enjoy a meal surrounded by nature!

I've got just the place for you! The Lake District also has several villages full of history and interesting locations including Hawkshead, Grasmere, Boot, Caldbeck, as well as Ravenglass. A ride on the Eskdale Valley Line tourist train is also a must, plus you can't miss the ruins of the Roman naval bases, very interesting!

Many visitors to the Lake District will want to make sure they don't miss out on this location: Bowness-on-Windermere is unforgettable due to the scenery and the atmosphere you can feel on its peaceful, nature-filled trails. It is one of the Lake District destinations where you can hike, eat ice cream or rent a rowboat with your family.

The Bagot family home, Levens Hall, is a 15th century mansion on the outskirts of Kendal, with its dreamy gardens; it is said that the ghost of a grey lady lives there and roams the halls, but there is nothing to be afraid of! You should visit this place accompanied if you prefer.

As you read it! A postcard village. We call it that because of its incredible beauty and traditional English houses; one of the things you must do is go to Dove Cottage, the cottage where the poet William Wordsworth lived and also try the gingerbread from Sarah Nelson's Gingerbread Shop, delicious!

One of the most picturesque castles you'll find, Sizergh Castle. It's 4 miles from Kendal, and the Strickland family still live there; one of the highlights of this place is its man-made lake and beautiful gardens, plus there's a delicious cafe where they sell delicious scones, don't miss it!