The Grand At Grasmere is a stunning lake district country house hotel in Grasmere with a unique bar & restaurant. ‍Ideally located within its own gardens between Grasmere lake & Grasmere village our cosy rooms feature stunning views over the surround fells or the lake. Cafe Grand is not your usual hotel restaurant. We have a relaxed approach to dining, giving a vibrant, country lodge atmosphere. Cafe Grand At Grasmere boasts stunning un-compromised views of Lake Grasmere and its surrounding fells, a fabulous outdoor terrace for al-fresco fun and a fully open kitchen where you can watch the chefs at work. At The Grand At Grasmere we have two room categories, these are 'Standard' & 'Superior' which all feature private en-suite bathrooms. All of our 'Superior' rooms have undergone a complete refurbishment and are decorated in a contemporary country house style, perfect for a luxurious getaway or those longer stays. All of our 'Standard' rooms are awaiting the 'Grand Touch', they sti

Explore the traditional Lakeland cottage and home of the famous poet William Wordsworth and discover what life was like at the turn of the 19th Century The inspiring home of William Wordsworth

We are happy to accept dogs, we just ask our guest to refrain from letting them onto the front lawn, so as to allow everyone the pleasure of enjoying the peace and tranquillity that our garden has to offer Why not enjoy an evening’s stroll along the path which leads from our house down to the lakeshore from where you can admire the beauty of Grasmere lake and may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of an otter, kingfisher, and more recently, an osprey

Gill Brow Farm offers a self catering cottage and farm house B&B on a woking fell farm in the heart of the peacefull Newlands Valley.

The Glen Rothay gets its name from the river which runs past the hotel into nearby Rydal Water, which it overlooks. Originally known as David's Inn, and then Ivy Cottage, this Grade II-listed coaching inn dates right back to 1624 and was a familiar haunt for Wordsworth when he lived nearby at Rydal Mount. It remains a favourite with passing walkers. The hotel's Badger Bar is named after the set of badgers that live on the hill behind and are fed every day. If you're in need of sustenance you can eat here in either the restaurant, the bar or outside in the beer garden. The food is British, homemade and local with the Badger Pie a favourite (don't worry, there are no badgers in it!). The hotel has eight bedrooms, all en suite, with great views out over the Lakeland landscape.