Wonderful part of the country and without contest one of the best Guest Houses in Windermere. We…read morehave stayed at both The Howbeck and the Windermere Suites which have the same owners and both offer luxury and privacy (esp Windermere Suites). Highly Recommended.

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Very warm and welcoming b&b. You are made to feel right at home by the owner Amanda. The rooms are…read morespacious, clean and really cosy. The choice of breakfast is great! I'd recommed the crumpets or the full english :). It's a nice walk in to both Windermere and Bowness from the b&b and there are lots of good places to eat and drink near by.

Excellent B&B. Lovely, tasty furnished rooms and rich english breakfast. And one of the nicest…read morehosts we met. And a very well behaved dog! Thumbs up!

excellent guest house accommodation in windermere, cumbriaread more

From the owner: We provide excellent value bed and breakfast accommodation for single travellers, couples and…read morefamilies. We are a family owned and run business that has been established for many years and we see people return again and again

We had a great stay here for 3 nights. It was about £165 per person with breakfast included of…read morecourse. It's a short walk from the railway station and to Windermere's high street. The rooms are really comfortable. We had a room with two twins, a bathroom with a whirlpool tub, and a small sitting area. Breakfast was served everyday from 8:30-9:30 and is made to order. I had the full English one day and the Scrambled Eggs and Smoked Salmon another day. Both were excellent. It's really quiet at night. We had two neighbors in our corridor and not once did we hear them! They also have an indoor pool on premises but we didn't partake. I would totally stay here again!

We wanted to stay somewhere central in Windermere for walking, and found this lovely little B & B…read morevia Google. Most places only take bookings for a minimum of 2 nights over the weekend, but I emailed Sam from the Briardene who kindly let us just stay for the one night. We stayed in the cosy Attic room which was at the top of the house (suprise, suprise). It had a brass bed, en suite with a large colour telly and coffee making facilities (individual wrapped chocs too!!). There were extra touches such as his and hers dressing gowns in the bathroom, and bubble bath and cotton balls for our use. The breakfast was either served at 8 or 9 am, which was good after a night out. I had a full english which was served on a huge dinner plate and consisted on Cumberland sausage x 2, grilled bacon x 2, poached eggs x 2, beans, tomatoes, mushrooms, toast and tomato chutney. Hubby opted for the veggie breakfast which was also massive. Fresh coffee, juices, cereal and toast. I couldn't finish mine! Sam and David were really friendly and made us feel welcome, and the price was really reasonable. We shall be back!

Cute guesthouse located not too far from Windermere station. Although it's a walking distance from…read morethe station, I recommend taking a cab if you have a big suitcase because the roads are hilly. The room is simple but is tastefully decorated. I paid £100 for a queen size bed room which is a-ok for the UK standard but it felt slight expensive coming from the States. The breakfast was rather simple but hearty and traditional. There is a bus stop for 599 just a few minutes away which takes you to Bowness Pier, Grasmere, etc. I recommend going down to the Bowness Pier and take a ferry from there to Ambleside. My overall experience was 3.5.

In the middle of a grey and wet Lake District, the charming Cragwood Country House is a warm and…read morebeckoning beacon. Check-in is friendly and efficient, and the rooms are spacious. The hotel has two parts, one old and one new. The older portion of the house is decidedly more charming--unsurprisingly!--yet the newer side is equally warm and comfortable, if not as lovely. Enjoy beautiful views out on to manicured gardens, the countryside, and the lake from your room and from all the main gathering spaces in the old house. Two well-stocked bars will serve up a tasty Hendricks and cucumber, or just about anything else you might fancy, along with crunchy bar snacks. But don't fill up--dinner is their pièce de résistance. Menus are dispersed and orders are placed over drinks and canapés, which might include mini pesto cream tarts and mackerel rillettes on brown bread, in front of a raging fire. One evening, our table's chosen starters included seared scallops and a goat's cheese and red onion flan, followed by an asparagus and cauliflower soup. Mains included pan roasted salmon, seared corn fed duck breast, and a lamb rump steak cooked to perfection, all rounded out with tasty accompaniments including roasted carrots, potatoes dauphinoise, inter alia. The fresh bread basket and chilled butter was overly tempting. Dessert was between perennial favorites such as tiramisu and a decadent chocolate brownie, to local delights such as sticky toffee pudding and a cheese platter. I opted for the latter, and was thoroughly impressed with the variety--and the quantity! The meal is topped off with french press pots of coffee and homemade chocolates. The beds are spacious and comfortable and the grounds offer short walks (nearby) and the location affords long walks, hikes, and treks in the vicinity. And then, there's always Beatrix Potter's house... Charming, indeed. And I highly recommend this comfortable, cozy English countryside getaway.