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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | With views of the Cumbrian fells, The Screes Inn is located in the village of Nether Wasdale, less than 5 minutes’ drive from Wastwater lake. Rock climbing and canoeing are amongst the adventure activities that can be arranged at The Screes.
Bicycles are available for hire and bridleways in the immediate Wasdale area offer a range of scenic mountain bike trails. Free private parking is provided and the seaside towns of Calder Bridge and Braystones are within a 20-minute drive of the Screes.
A log fire features in the bar which offers real ales and a selection of malt whiskies. Fresh, local produce is available on the varied menu, which includes vegetarian dishes. A full English breakfast is served in the dining area.
A TV and tea and coffee facilities are included in each light and airy room. All rooms also have a private bathroom with a shower. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout this guest accommodation. |
 
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | In the heart of the Western Lake District, this family-run hotel with sea views has an on-site ice cream parlour, coffee shop and gym. With free parking and free Wi-Fi, the hotel is 50 metres from the beach.
The refurbished rooms at Bailey Ground Hotel are stylishly furnished and have private bathrooms. All rooms have a TV and tea and coffee facilities, and some have wonderful views across the Irish Sea.
The Bailey Ground restaurant serves delicious homemade food, including continental breakfasts and traditional cream teas. The hotel also has a farm, providing fresh dairy products for the coffee shop and restaurant.
Bailey Ground has a compact fitness room for guests' use, and there is also a games room and garden.
Situated in the quaint coastal town of Seascale, Bailey Ground is a 30-minute drive from the Port of Whitehaven. Seascale Golf Club is just half a mile away, and the local area offers walking, cycling, rock climbing and abseiling. |
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Rooms from 65.00 GBP | | With stunning views of the surrounding fells The Strands Hotel/Inn sits in the heart of Wasdale Valley. All rooms are en suite and traditional Cumbrian food is on the menu.
Rooms come include tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi is available throughout The Strands Hotel. parking is also free.
The Strands Inn retains many original features, with log fires and wooden beams throughout. Home cooked food is on the menu and beer is also brewed on the premises at the micro brewery.
Built in the 18th century The Strands Inn is perfectly positioned to explore the natural beauty of the Lake District. Deepest Lake (Wastwater) and Scawfell mountain are within walking distance. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | This peaceful 16th-century hotel is in the Western Lake District and has private, beautiful grounds and views towards the River Calder. Each room has free Wi-Fi access, luxury toiletries, a DVD player and a flat-screen TV.
The hotel is set in Seascale, a small seaside resort which has retained some of its Victorian features including the Water Tower. Other attractions include St Cuthbert's church and Seascale Railway Station is just 10 minutes away.
The Priory Restaurant uses fresh local produce including fruit and vegetables from the historic Muncaster Castle gardens. There are also a cosy snug room and a bar and morning coffee, light lunches and afternoon teas are available. |
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Rooms from 70.00 GBP | | The Victoria Hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the beautiful scenery which surrounds this area. The proprietors will be pleased to assist you to make your stay a memorable one. All rooms are ensuite and there is a fine bar and restaurant serving traditional English homecooking. Flexibility to assist with the varying needs of our guests makes the Victoria hotel a fine choice for a comfortable, pleasant stay. |
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Rooms from 67.00 GBP | | The Melbreak Hotel is a family run motel style country house hotel set in 3 acres of idyllic grounds on the western edge of the Lake District. The Hotel boasts dramatic panoramic views across this constantly changing landscape to the Loweswater valley and mountains beyond, including the imposing Melbreak, from which the Hotel takes its name, and to the rugged coastline of the Solway Firth. Nearby are Workington and the Cumbrian Coast. This is a handy location for both business visitors and holidaymakers, being close to the A66, the main route through the North Lakes. A warm and friendly welcome awaits all our guests, giving them a taste of the traditional hospitality they will experience throughout their stay. |
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