Inns in the Lake District

The Cavendish Arms is a 450 year old coaching inn. It is one of the oldest buildings in Cartmel and is situated within the old village walls. You can still see the old mounting block dated 1837 outside the main door. Its age can be sometimes measured Painfully by the low beams.The inn consists of a main bar with welcoming antique furnishings and an open log fire. We have a seperate cosy restaurant where bookings are needed (not needed in bar area).The Cavendish is ideally situated for visitors touring the Lake District and Cartmel peninsulas, there are ten en-suite rooms (one four poster) all with shower or combination of bath and shower. Tea and Coffee facilities are in all rooms along with colour tv. Enjoy the quaint beams, uneven floors and our true traditional hospitality.

The Cumberland Hotel offers facilities to suit you, whatever your reason for visiting Alston Moor. All of our bedrooms have en-suite facilities, and our five bedrooms can accommodate up to fourteen guests at a time, making us ideal for families and group bookingsWe also pride ourselves on the quality of our food. Our fully equipped kitchen enables us to produces fresh and attractive meals made from fresh ingredients. Meals are served in our restaurant, or the lounge bar. Parties can be catered for with advanced notice, with a full meal for up to 30 people, or a Buffet for up to 80, Ideal for parties or special occasions. We are happy to accommodate special dietsThe Cumberland Hotel a licensed bar, serving the full range of drinks. 4 Cask conditioned ales are always available, and a wide variety of wine are also on offer.The Hotel also has a patio area for unwinding on those long summer evenings as the sun sets over the valley.We have car parking facilities, and can also securely store cycles overnight. We have arrangements for the drying of wet clothing, but most of all we offer a warm welcome a the end of a busy dayPets are welcome.

Traditional Jacobean Inn with a restaurant using the finest local, seasonal produce.Situated centrally in the picturesque market town of Kirkby Lonsdale.10 minutes from junction 36 of the M6,and only 30 minutes from the heart of the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales

Alan and Gwen welcome you to the Ship Inn, which is situated in the charming village of Bardsea, approximately 2 miles from the bustling market town of Ulverston and within easy reach of the Lake District.The Ship Inn Bardsea accommodation for South Lakeland Ulverston and Barrow-in-FurnessA warm reception awaits those who sample the real ale and good food on offer. On winter nights a roaring coal fire in the bar adds to the warmth of the atmosphere.Bardsea provides an ideal base from which to explore South Lakeland and the less well known Furness peninsula with it's many points of interest.Local attractions, include Ulverston Golf Course, less than 1/2 mile distant, the renowned Morecambe Bay Sands, home to a rich and varied range of birds and wildlife, Furness Abbey and Piel Island.Explore the local countryside's many walks, in and around the Low Furness area, by taking to some of the many delightful footpaths that crisscross this fascinating area.For business people or for those who require an internet connection during their stay, wireless broadband is available free of charge, in the bedrooms and bar area.The Ship Inn has been awarded a Cumbria Tourism 3 Star rating.

The Red Lion is a traditional 15th century coaching inn, situated in the pictureesque village of Hawkshead, in the Lake District national Park. 8 en-suite bedrooms, and a bar which is mixed with the traditional and modern. Car parking is available at our Inn.