
Exceptional
26 reviews

Exceptional
39 reviews

Fabulous
208 reviews

Exceptional
98 reviews

With free Wi-Fi throughout, the award-winning Trout Hotel is situated on the banks of the River Derwent, in Cockermouth. The town is adjacent to the childhood home of poet William Wordsworth. Ideally located for the Western Lakes and Cumbria's Energy Coast, this 4-star property combines contemporary luxury and period charm. Rooms at the Trout feature a satellite TV with Sky Sports and free Wi-Fi. Bathrooms include complimentary White Company toiletries. Some rooms boast garden and river views. The elegant AA Rosette award winning Derwent Restaurant serves fine English cuisine from an extensive à la carte menu. The modern Terrace Bar & Bistro has a varied menu and a heated outdoor seating area. The Trout Hotel has been a finalist in many regional and national awards, including Visit England and Cumbria Tourism's 'Best Large Hotel'. Bassenthwaite Lake is a 10-minute drive away and free parking is available at The Trout.
Good
183 reviews

Superb
221 reviews

Exceptional
128 reviews

A 5-minute walk from Bassenthwaite Lake, this Victorian country guest house has forest and fells views and offers chic bedrooms, free high speed WiFi throughout the property. It is also a Visit England 4-star silver property. Free off road parking is also included. Each bedroom has a flat-screen TV. All have tea/coffee making facilities, a hair dryer, digital clock radio with iPad/iPhone dock and a shoe cleaning kit. In the morning, enjoy an award-winning full Cumbrian breakfast or a vegetarian alternative, alongside plenty of cereals, fruit and yoghurt. Packed lunches as well as flasks filled with tea/coffee, are available on request. Locally sourced produce is used wherever possible. Link House also has a sunny guest lounge overlooking the mountains that can be enjoyed by all guests. The property is approximately 8 miles from the popular tourist town of Keswick and 5 miles from the old market town of Cockermouth. There are also many beautiful walks and cycle paths around.
Superb
129 reviews

A 5-minute drive from Bassenthwaite Lake, Ravenstone Manor is an 19th-century manor house set in 3 hectares of ground. The property is at the foot of Skiddaw, overlooking Bassenthwaite Lake. It offers stone walls and en suite bathrooms. The property's dining room mixes traditional and modern dishes based on locally sourced products. Dishes feature Cumbrian game and locally caught fish. The bar has an open fire, and the lounge has a warming fire and stunning views through the picture windows. Ravenstone Manor is a 10-minute drive from Keswick and Derwent Water and 30 minutes from Penrith and the M6 motorway. Guests can go walking around the Northern Lakes, hiking and biking in the area.
Superb
1731 reviews

Exceptional
24 reviews

Exceptional
58 reviews

In the Borrowdale valley, this charming hotel has traditional rooms, and is surrounded by picturesque Lake District scenery. Free Wi-Fi is provided, as well as free private parking. Built in 1866, The Borrowdale Hotel still retains many original Victorian features. Some of the bedrooms feature lake views. With open fires, the oak-panelled lounge bar and conservatory are open for light lunches and afternoon teas, with terraces overlooking landscaped gardens and surrounding mountains. The AA Rosette Restaurant features a fine menu and friendly staff.
Fabulous
877 reviews

Exceptional
1309 reviews

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If you’re considering a luxury or boutique stay in Whitehaven, United Kingdom, you’ll find an array of attractions that enhance your visit and provide insight into the area’s rich history and stunning landscapes.
Harbourside Walk: Stroll along the picturesque Harbourside Walk, where you can enjoy beautiful views of the marina and surrounding hills while soaking up the refreshing sea breeze.
The Beacon Museum: Explore The Beacon Museum to discover fascinating exhibits about local maritime history and learn more about the region's cultural heritage through interactive displays.
St. Nicholas' Church: Visit St. Nicholas' Church, an architectural gem that showcases stunning stained glass windows and offers a serene atmosphere perfect for reflection during your getaway.
Whitehaven Harbour: Experience the charm of Whitehaven Harbour, once one of the busiest ports in England, now a scenic spot ideal for leisurely walks or enjoying a meal with a view.
The Rum Story: Dive into local history at The Rum Story, where you’ll uncover the story of rum production in the area while savoring some samples that will tantalize your taste buds.
Haig Colliery Mining Museum: Discover the coal mining heritage of the region with a visit to Haig Colliery Mining Museum, which provides insight into the lives of miners and the importance of this industry in Whitehaven.
Cliffside Walks: Take advantage of the breathtaking scenery by embarking on cliffside walks, where sweeping views of the coastline and the Irish Sea await you, making it perfect for photography enthusiasts.
St. Bees Head: Venture slightly outside of Whitehaven to St. Bees Head, a dramatic coastal area offering stunning cliffs, seabird colonies, and scenic walking paths for outdoor lovers looking to connect with nature.
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