Lake District
Gilpin Hotel and Lake House. The Ultimate British Hotel in The Lake District
08/02/2024 .Burn How Garden House Hotel
23/06/2023 .Anthea Gerrie Discovers A Secret Garden By A Famous Lake District Designer At Burn How Garden House Hotel
Read the full story hereThe Impressive Forest Side Hotel, Cumbria
14/06/2023 .Anthea Gerrie visits the Lake District to review The Forest Side Hotel in Grasmere.
Read the full story hereRothay Manor Hotel, Ambleside, Cumbria
27/11/2022 .Terry Marsh visits the lovely Rothay Manor Hotel following the opening of its new Pavilion extension.
Read the full story hereArmathwaite Hall Hotel & Spa
27/07/2018 .Do you remember wedding 3, in Four Weddings and a Funeral? That’s the one where Carrie marries the ‘stiff in the skirt’. Wasn’t the location for the reception…. drop dead gorgeous? Armathwaite Hall, in the stunning Lake District, is similar in many ways.
Read the full story hereCedar Manor
01/11/2017 .With ever-fancier new hotels springing up in the Lake District, times are tough for the many small establishments with no spa or Michelin star as a draw. Yet Cedar Manor, within an easy walk of Lake Windermere, has managed to buck the trend, keeping rooms full and winning a constant slew of awards since Caroline and Jonathan Kaye picked up the keys 10 years ago.
Read the full story hereThe Lakeside Hotel. Lake District
08/03/2015 .It seems The Lakeside Hotel can cure all ills. Just lately I’ve noticed myself growing a little grumpy about hotels. Twenty years on the road as a travel writer have turned the old excitement of walking into a new and different foyer and sleeping in cool clean sheets into a grouchy wariness. Add to that the advent of the designer hotel and these days I’ve found myself snarling my way through the revolving doors. I’ve had my share of sliding off armchairs that looked like Dali’s ”melting” clocks or hitting my head on oversized ’ironic’ chandeliers in cold, unwelcoming dining rooms decorated in the requisite charcoal and grey. And I’m tired of trying to make myself heard in the cacophonous acoustic of bars with stripped pine floors and formica.
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