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Another Place, The Lake
Lake District
A lakeside hotel on Ullswater with an emphasis on swimming, paddling and fell walking.
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England's largest national park combines fells, lakes and country-house hotels with serious cooking.
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Lake District
A lakeside hotel on Ullswater with an emphasis on swimming, paddling and fell walking.
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Lake District
A design-led hotel above Langdale with a spa and a modern take on the Lakeland landscape.
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Lake District
A former coaching inn in Braithwaite, below Whinlatter Forest, with a Michelin-recognized restaurant.
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Lake District
From $363/ night
A small country house above Windermere with sweeping lake views and a refined dining room.
The Lake District's lakes, tarns and fells have drawn writers and walkers for two centuries, and its hotels have grown up around them. Many are Victorian houses set above the water, with dining rooms that source from nearby farms and kitchen gardens.
Windermere and Ambleside are the busiest and best connected. Ullswater is quieter, Keswick and the Derwent Water area are good for hill walks, and the villages near Cartmel offer a food-focused base.
Roads are narrow and busy in summer, so travel midweek if you can. Weather changes quickly, and the best views often come on the clearest autumn days.
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We list 4 boutique hotels in Lake District, including Another Place, The Lake, Brimstone Hotel and The Cottage in the Wood.
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