country house in Embleton

Woodlands Country Guest House and Woodlands Self Catering Cottage, Ireby, Cumbria. Accommodation of a special quality.

Greenbank Country House is a lovely Victorian house, great place to spend Christmas and New year, it is quietly situated in its own grounds in the heart of the Borrowdale Valley with magnificent …

Welcome to Hunday Manor Country House Hotel, where style and relaxation are served with a warm Cumbrian welcome www.hundaymanorhotel.co.uk

The Melbreak Hotel is a family run, motel style hotel with 36 en-suite bedrooms situated on the fringes of the Western Lake District and the nearby Solway Coast.

One of Keswick's finest Bed & Breakfast establishments

A beautiful Lake District country house hotel.

Lakeside Bed and Breakfast Bassenthwaite is a hidden gem situated quietly on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake with majestic views of Skiddaw.

Luxurious hotel, set amidst four acres of idyllic countryside in the Borrowdale Valley. AA Rosette awarded and winner of Good Hotel Cesar Award.

Magnificent Edwardian Guest House in the heart of the lake district offering high quality B&B accommodation with free, secure parking. Family and pet friendly; a warm welcome for everyone!

Lyzzick Hall Hotel and Restaurant, Lake District Hotel looking over Bassenthwaite Lake, Keswick, Cumbria. Luxury Family Run Country House

Ravenstone Lodge Hotel is a small privately owned 3 star Country House Hotel situated in glorious Lake District scenery beneath Skiddaw.

Our award winning hotel and restaurant is in a remarkable location in the English Lake District. You'll feel like you are in a country house hotel but you're in the heart of Keswick.

Luxury country house hotel spa retreat in the beautiful English Lake District near the market town of Keswick, Cumbria. 'The' Spa by the Lake

Hunday Manor is a fabulous 4 Star Country House Hotel located between Cockermouth and Workington in Cumbria, the Lake District.

"The mind should be allowed some relaxation,so that it may return to work all the better for the rest" Seneca 4BC-65AD