Holiday rentals and lettings in Kendal

In Kendal, Holidu offers holiday rentals and lettings to suit your preferences. If you are looking for elegance and attention, we have the best places for you. Imagine a home with a privileged view of the town, nature, the sound of peace in Cumbria, the Lake District or the centre of Kendal. That's what you can get to spend happy days in comfortable spaces for couples, groups or families.

Comfortable holiday rentals and lettings located in Kendal, where you can make the little ones comfortable, with outdoor spaces for them to play in, including patios and gardens, while you enjoy the scenery and impeccable, luxurious taste in their fully equipped and furnished facilities to make you feel at home. Enjoy the comfy lounges and the spacious bedrooms. Most of them have their own parking area as well, so you can bring your own car.

Close to the accommodation in Kendal you can find places that amaze visitors with their majestic mansions, old buildings, all built in rustic grey limestone that gives a sober but elegant contrast to nature. Walking tours are a favourite with tourists to marvel at every step in Kentmere, Howgill Fells in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, for example.

Kendal has ancient palace-like churches close by wherever you stay, one of the most popular being Kendal Parish Church, which dates back to the 1200s and is built of stone recycled from a Roman fort. To walk through it is to be overwhelmed by its immensity and its accessories, such as the black marble fountain - a beauty that will leave you speechless!

Kendal stands out as a market town nestled at the foot of hills and lakes. The buildings are so natural that many are made of rustic limestone. Tourists love to hike in the town's natural parks, such as the Yorkshire Dale National Park, a truly remarkable natural gem you cannot miss.

By way of contrast, it's not all nature in Kendal, but culture lovers will also delight in the many museums, art galleries and cultural centres where they can learn about the history of this unique English town. Among these attractions is the chance to visit the ruins of Kendal Castle and capture its majesty in a timeless photograph

Just a few metres from the River Kent lie the remains of a 12th century castle, Kendal Castle. It is impressive that part of it is still standing as if demonstrating its great power and history. Great stories within those walls could probably be told. Enjoy your visit and feel like going back in time.

A 12th century church built from recycled stone, as soon as you look up it will strike you with its immensity. As a curiosity, the remains of Catherine Parr's grandfather lie in this building.

The Kentmere Horseshoe is a long and secluded path that many enjoy, however the steepness is somewhat difficult and to complete the walk will take around six hours. But when you reach the top the view of the valley and hills is unsurpassed. Take in the views as you get pure air into your lungs.

This castle dates back to the Middle Ages and has belonged to the same family, the Stricklands, ever since. It now functions as a tourist attraction to showcase the original architecture, with oak panelled interiors, floral inlay and majestic ornamentation.

When you arrive at this place you'll think you've fallen down a tree hole to get to Wonderland. But no, it's an Elizabethan house with gardens so breathtakingly beautiful that they don't look natural. Take a pleasant stroll around the grounds and enjoy the views of this beautiful construction.