Good location. Short walk to lake and town. Friendly and…read morehelpful owners and staff. Good breakfast. Clean and nicely finished rooms. Patio garden nice to sit and relax with a cup of tea or a glass of wine. Lots of stairs, which might prove hard for some especially carrying suitcases, but there are guest cottages on the ground floor. Owner helped with cases.

Very lovely place to stay would recommend one of the garden suites very modern n clean. Superb…read morebreakfasts.

everything was great about this place. very clean business. very good food! very nice staff…read more they were more than willing to share stories of the town. excellent experience! THANK YOU

Situated on a quiet street just a stones throw from beautiful Windermere the Stags Head could…read moreeasily be taken for a cosy place for a romantic weekend or a passion filled tryst BUT ......I want to tell you that beneath that tranquil demeanour beats a heart full of life, rhythm and great ale. This is just the place to head off with a gang of friends and get pleasantly happy on such brews as Blond Witch (a delightfully fruity pale ale from Moorhouse Brewery, Lancs). With its large open floor plan and open fires this place is every bit the traditional pub with the benefit of not having to stagger home (and possibly fall in the lake).

A good clean hotel in a…read more Grade 2 listed building. Freindly staff, good banter great pies and the beer aint bad either plus the scenery of the west lakes.

Very friendly and efficient staff, really good food and drink and high quality accommodation at…read morevery fair prices. I highly recommend this gem in the heart of some of Englands most beautiful and peaceful countryside.

We arrived right at 5pm without having booked prior. We were squeezed in thankfully, as they were…read morebooked solid for the evening. Our cocktails arrived quickly and service was simply impeccable! Our meals were hot and so tasty, so happy to have found this spot. We were celebrating my husband's birthday so cheesecake it was! Delicious and rich, perfect to share! Restrooms were clean and orderly and overall this spot just ticks all the boxes! The barman even reminded me of my umbrella, which I was about to forget!

Truly one of the best places I've visited in the world. Located in a small village in the Lake…read moreDistrict, you'll take a thin, windy road to reach this neighborhood pub. We arrived to a group of people in the parking lot who were pointing up in the sky and hollering. It was the freakin' international space station just casually above us! Cross that off the bucket list. The Queens Head is a pub that serves incredible food on the bottom, and a hotel on top. The pub was the most gorgeous English pub I've ever been in. After a fire years ago, it was redone and was incredibly cozy and chic. We were sat next to a blazing fire, there were blankets scattered around, and they had created little sitting nooks within the stone walls. I was in love before we even ordered anything. We got a round of gin and rhubarb tonics that came with fresh fruit in them. Because we were with locals from the village, they knew to ask the owner to come over and tell us about the building's history. He came over with old pictures, stories and incredible facts for us. He even took us upstairs to show us the magnificent hotel rooms (for reasonable prices too). The best part?! The queen apparently slept in one of the four post beds before the fire hit years ago, and the bed was one of the few that was saved after the fire. The headboard of the bed was then used to build the bar in the downstairs pub. It's ornate and beautiful. We ordered our food and I got pasta carbonara. It was delicious and the seafood specials sounded amazing as well. This place is high on my list to bring my family to if they ever come visit with us!

Excellent service Great breakfast…read more Modern bathrooms Good Wi-Fi Beautiful views Lovely terrace

I stayed at Hillthwaite House for my 21st birthday with my family and it was the perfect treat. The…read morehotel is luxurious without feeling pretentious which is achieved by its cosy 'home-like' feel. If you are really wanting to unwind you can find a sauna and pool which were wonderfully quiet when we visited. The food at Hillthwaite house is of a really high quality - probably one of the best meals I have ever eaten out in fact and this is topped by the stunning views of Windermere and the Lake from the restaurant. On the doorstep are Windermere and Bowness with their quaint shopping streets and views of Cumbria.

Visited the hotel on a Sunday evening, the bar was fairly quiet…read more Good selection of beers and wines, there was also a tray of sandwiches and cheese and biscuits to help yourself to, which I thought was a nice touch. Very friendly landlord made us feel very very welcome. Excellent, will definitely return

Superbly located, and our room was lovely with everything we needed while we were there. The bed…read morewas really comfortable, which was great. The staff were delightful and helpful, genuinely appearing to enjoy their jobs. The local amenities are great - and convenient too. I would wholeheartedly recommend this hotel to anyone.

A wonderful hotel with friendly staff, full of character with beautiful gardens and a gorgeous view…read moreof the Ullswater lake. It has a good restaurant on-site that's quite pricey at £60 per head but the real attraction is the lovely rooms and location... The only downside is they stop serving breakfast a 9.30am. It's hard to make it downstairs for that time when they've made the rooms so nice you don't want to lead them :)

Situated in a very small village in a particularly beautiful area of the Lake District The Sawrey…read moreHotel is worth dropping into for two reasons - first off, it's a good pub, serving local beers and with excellent views over the rolling hills from its beer garden - secondly, it's got that rarest of things these days a dartboard well two dartboards actually which means that, when you're not admiring the views, you can while away many hours. There are mixed reviews about the rooms and the food on other sites but for a pub stop it's definitely worth the visit. Oh, and right behind the pub is the start of one of the area's best walks up to Moss Eccles Tarn and beyond.