It’s that time of the year again, and those looking for the perfect staycation may want to check our list for the top five hotels in the Lake District, according to TripAdvisor reviews.
- Windermere Boutique Hotel
With a five-star average rating based on over 1,000 reviews, this hotel on Lake Road in Windermere is top of the list.
On its website, it is described as providing romantic getaways, with contemporary suites with hot tubs, luxury bathrooms with large spa baths and mood lighting, and king-size beds, this could be the ideal spot for you and your partner.
- Hazel Bank Country House Hotel
This hotel in Rosthwaite is rated five stars on average based on 430 reviews.
Being just a 10-minute drive from Keswick, the family-run country house offers great views of the Borrowdale Valley, and so is a great retreat for fell walkers and those simply wanting to chill alike.
- Elton Guest House
Located on Windermere Road in Grange-over-Sands, this small family-run guest house offers six en-suite bedrooms in a Victorian limestone building dating from around 1840, according to their website.
Rated an average of five stars based on 204 reviews, this may be one for you if you’re a cyclist.
The owners make explicit mention of the business being cycle-friendly, with secure storage for bikes and motorbikes.
- Overwater Hotel
Described as a hidden treasure on its website, this Ireby hotel boasts views of Skiddaw and the Uldale Fells.
Hosts Stephen Bore, Angela Hyde and Adrian Hyde bought the building – a grade 2 Georgian country house – in 1992, spending 30 years refurbishing it while preserving the historic ambience.
- Cedar Manor
Located on Ambleside Road in Windermere, this hotel is rated five stars on average based on 1560 reviews.
The country house was built in 1854, and now offers luxury accommodation with suites and double rooms.
When you're there, the owners say you must try their ‘quintessential’ afternoon tea.
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