





At The Mews B&B in Windermere Lake District you get a suite for the price of a double room elsewhere.The accommodation comprises ground floor double bedroom,en-suite with bath and shower and adjoining sitting room,for your use only,a Flat screen TV & DVD player in each room,a fridge with fresh milk,free WiFi and private car park.2minutes from train/bus station and in Windermere village.






Ivy Bank offers guest house accommodation in a pretty stone-built Victorian home in a quiet, central position in Windermere, Cumbria. Several panoramic viewpoints close by; discounted use of local leisure club; private car park; safe storage for bikes; aromatherapy sports/remedial massage; wireless internet; beautiful local walks; nearby outdoor activities; all rooms en-suite.






Kenilworth Guest House offers a warm four star welcome in the Lake District town of Windermere. Constructed in 1896, the building still has many of the original Victorian features though renovated, furnished and equipped to modern standards. Features include 6 double glazed and centrally heated en-suite bedrooms, spacious ground floor guests’ lounge, hearty breakfasts, parking.






Collinfield Manor offers bed and breakfast in Kendal, Cumbria. Experience an air of grandeur at this 17th Century manor house next to parkland, a hidden gem in a residential area just over a mile from the town centre. FreeSat TV, DVD, internet access, alarm clock, extensive refreshment tray, hair dryer and clothes iron.






Hillsdale Guest House offers B&B in Ambleside in a traditional Lakeland slate building in a quiet location in town centre. Our 4 stars rating is testament to the quality and comfort. All of our rooms have recently been modernised. Parking available. All rooms have remote control colour TV's, hairdryer and radio alarm.






Brathay Lodge offers bed and breakfast in Ambleside, Cumbria a short walk from Lake Windermere. Enjoy walking and other activities in the Lake District. Family and ground floor rooms; king-size four-poster beds; private off-road parking; pet friendly; DVD facilities; mountain bike/golf bag lock-up; laundry and drying facilities; WiFi; leisure facilities.






Norwood Guest House offers bed and breakfast accommodation in Ambleside, Cumbria. The B&B is near Lake Windermere and mountains including Helvellyn in the English Lake District. 8 en-suite bedrooms with radio alarm clocks, colour TVs and hairdryers; full English Lakeland breakfast with Cumberland sausages; free WiFi.






The White Rose is a 4 star guest house at the heart of the lovely English Lake District. The house, which was built in 1817, now has 6 stylish en-suite bedrooms with TV & DVD, a hospitality tray, clock radio and hairdryer. We offer great value for money and offer some great 3 and 4 night deals throughout the year! Excellent road and rail links from Manchester Airport, London & Glasgow.






All rooms are furnished and decorated to the highest standard in keeping with the Victorian style, offering modern comforts including tea and coffee, tv-dvd, radio alarm clock and complementary extras. Situated to the north side of Kendal and the 'Gateway to the Lakes', Balcony House B&B offers easy and fast access to the most popular tourist areas and sites in and around Kendal.

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Address: St Johns Lodge, Lake Road, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 2EQ

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Address: Compston House American Style BB, Compston Road, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9DJ

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Prices from: £100.00
Address: Beaumont House, Holly Road, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 2AF

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Prices from: £100.00
Address: The Eltermere Inn, Elterwater, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9HY

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Prices from: £113.00
Address: The Wild Boar, Crook Road, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 3NF

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Prices from: £79.00
Address: Cambridge House, 9 Oak Street, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 1EN

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Prices from: £52.00
Address: SONATA GUEST HOUSE, 19 Burneside Road, kendal, Lancashire, LA9 4RL

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Prices from: £85.00
Address: Lingwood Lodge, Birkett Hill Bowness, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 3EZ

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Address: Broadview Guest House, Lake Road, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0DN
Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria, is on the shore of Windermere and virtually a continuation of Windermere Town, but its centre is off the main (A591) road. It lies roughly midway on the East of the lake, and its proximity to the Windermere railhead has established it as the vital link in the lake's transport system, both between the north end at Waterhead (for Ambleside and centres northward) and the south end at Lake Side (for Ulverston and the western areas); also for the west shore of the lake by the car ferry service, which runs just South of Bowness and cuts out a long drive round the l0½-mile lake to reach Hawkshead and Coniston. In the season, Bowness pier is busy with passengers using the summer service of British Rail motor vessels to travel to either end of the lake, and with those using them for pleasure trips throughout its length. Besides this steamer pier are other, public, piers, and facilities for hiring all manner of craft, from rowing boats to high-powered launches and cruising vessels with sleeping accommodation. The lake has been a water highway for centuries, and it is now the greatest centre in the Lakes for cruising and for every kind of water sport: water-skiing, underwater swimming, or yachting. It is well provided with boat builders, boat repairers and equipment suppliers. It is also the headquarters of the Royal Windermere Yacht Club and their sails are a familiar sight on the water. A favourite excursion is by the ferry to see Beatrix Potter's house at Sawrey.
Users of the lake must remember that the rules of conduct are mandatory, and that the lake patrol, there to help in emergencies, will also enforce the rules.
St Martin's Church at Bowness is the parish church of Windermere, It has been the site of a religious foundation for over 1,000 years; the old structure was burnt and was rebuilt in 1484, with restoration in 1870. Its east window contains 14th- or 15th-century glass from Cartmel Priory. There are mural inscriptions, some chained books, a “Breeches” Bible, an ancient font and a monument by Flaxman.
Nearby towns: Ambleside, Coniston, Hawkshead, Kendal, Windermere
Nearby villages: Bowland Bridge, Brigsteer, Burneside, Crooklands, Elterwater, Farleton, Gatebeck, Grasmere, Greenodd, Grizedale, Haverthwaite, Heversham, High Nibthwaite, High Wray, High Yewdale, Kentmere, Lake Side, Levens, Lupton, Mardale, Milnthorpe, Natland, Newby Bridge, Old Hutton, Oxenholme, Rusland, Rydal, Sedgwick, Selside, Torver, Underbarrow, Wythburn
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