Bed and Breakfast Newbiggin England

Beech House is built in traditional Windermere stone and is situated in the village of Windermere. It is located in a quiet position, only a few minutes walk from the town centre, where you can find a variety of shops. It also ideally situated for trains and buses. From the moment you arrive you will be made very welcome by your hosts Lewis & Maureen McConnachie.

Bluebell Cottage is a lovely old detached home which has a idyllic setting in the heart of the 10th Century Doomsday Village of Beetham, surrounded by open farmland, country lanes, unspoilt woodland all to walk and enjoy right on your doorstep.

Built in 1648, Burrow Hall is a restored Lakeland farmhouse situated on the A591, midway between Kendal (3 miles) and Windermere (6 miles) on the fringes of the Lake District National Park. Ronnie and Viv run this warm and friendly bed and breakfast set in landscaped grounds with plenty of private parking. In the morning you will be given the choice of a fabulous English breakfast cooked by Ronnie or alternatively you can help yourself to cereals and fruit. We will be more than happy to provide you with useful local information including places to eat and visit.

We invite you to join us at "Fir Trees" in the English Lake District, our Windermere guest house of considerable character and charm, having been built in 1888 as a Victorian gentleman's residence.

Nestling in the gateway to the lakes and on the edge of the National Park lies Gilpin Bridge Inn, a family run inn full of character and steeped in history. Ideally situated just off the A590 between Kendal and Newby Bridge, the Gilpin Bridge Hotel & Inn is immediately south of the beautiful unspoilt Lyth Valley with its close proximity to the South Lakes this is an ideal situation for touring amidst spectacular scenery, yet away from the hustle and bustle of the busy Lake town centres.

Glencree is a beautiful Lakeland stone, licensed guest house cum Hotel perfectly situated midway between the villages of Bowness and Windermere. Offering excellent bed and breakfast facilities all year round.

This unique family home dates back to 1563 with panelled rooms, mullioned windows and log fires. Ideally situated in peaceful seclusion within Grange-over-Sands and often visited by Beatrix Potter.

Howe Farm Hawkshead offer both bed & breakfast and self catering holiday accommodation in Hawkshead.

Stuart and Yvonne wish to welcome you to Lyndhurst Guest House, a traditional late Victorian house in a quiet riverside location, in Kendal, gateway to the English Lake District.
Ideally placed close to the picturesque Nether Bridge and historic Abbot Hall, it is only five minutes' walk to the bustling market-town centre. All local shops and amenities, including restaurants, pubs, museums and galleries are within easy reach. So, meander up town to the renowned Brewery Arts Centre, stroll along the lovely riverside walks, or wander up to nearby Kendal Castle.