This is a traditional, white-washed building with an English Inn feel.With its access to the Lake District National Park, and boasting a 14 metre indoor swimming pool, spa bath, sauna, steam room, gym, badminton, table tennis, snooker and lawn tennis facilities, the hotel is an excellent alternative for the traveller loooking for a hideaway not too far from the action.The lobby is small and traditional.The Hotel overlooks one of the most beautiful yet relatively unknown lakes in the Lake District, Bassenthwaite Lake. The Hotel is located just 10 minutes drive from the town of Keswick. Keswick is one of the gems of the lakes on the shores of Lake Derwentwater. This is an ideal hotel for those wishing to experience the tranquility of the lakes whilst not being too far from the main tourist destinations.The restaurant offers a more formal set with an a la carte menu, whilst the hotel's bar serves light snacks in a relaxed setting. The Hotel serves a selection of locally brewed real ales supplied by renowned brewer Jennings who have brewed from their base in Cockermouth since 1882.The rooms are comfortable and furnished in traditional decor. All have the usual one would expect in a good three star hotel, hospitality tray, trouser press etc. The bathrooms are also in good condition.

This is a traditional, white-washed building with an English Inn feel.With its access to the Lake District National Park, and boasting a 14 metre indoor swimming pool, spa bath, sauna, steam room, gym, badminton, table tennis, snooker and lawn tennis facilities, the hotel is an excellent alternative for the traveller loooking for a hideaway not too far from the action.The lobby is small and traditional.The Hotel overlooks one of the most beautiful yet relatively unknown lakes in the Lake District, Bassenthwaite Lake. The Hotel is located just 10 minutes drive from the town of Keswick. Keswick is one of the gems of the lakes on the shores of Lake Derwentwater. This is an ideal hotel for those wishing to experience the tranquility of the lakes whilst not being too far from the main tourist destinations.The restaurant offers a more formal set with an a la carte menu, whilst the hotel's bar serves light snacks in a relaxed setting. The Hotel serves a selection of locally brewed real ales supplied by renowned brewer Jennings who have brewed from their base in Cockermouth since 1882.The rooms are comfortable and furnished in traditional decor. All have the usual one would expect in a good three star hotel, hospitality tray, trouser press etc. The bathrooms are also in good condition.