Bed and Breakfast Lake District

Windermere in the English Lake District is the longest natural lake in England. Set in the middle of some of the most beautiful scenery in the country, Apparently Lake Windermere was the result of the combination of two glaciers, which accounts for the lake being practically divided into two parts by a group of islands opposite the town of Bowness-on-Windermere. Lake Windermere itself is 10.5 miles long and ranges from a quarter of a mile to one mile wide. The northern end is Waterhead, a mile from Ambleside town centre, the middle being Bowness-On-Windermere and the southerly end bringing you to Newby Bridge.
Windermere and its surrounding areas have been a favoured holiday destination since the 1800’s. So if you’re thinking of taking a short break to relax and unwind, why not choose one of England’s favourite beauty spots, book into a luxury bed and breakfast in Windermere, and relax with your loved ones.
The town of Windermere is located to the east of the lake and is in actual fact just over a mile from the lake. With a population of approximately 2,295, Windermere is one of the larger towns in the Lakes. Many businesses have offices and shops in the town due to its location to the many smaller villages in the area. It has many local independent shops, retailers
And the flagship Lakeland Limited store right next to the train station.
Surrounding the town and all the way down to the lake are a plethora of Bed and Breakfasts in Windermere for you to choose from, ranging from luxury B and B’s for the more discerning tourist, through to cosy, child friendly family run accommodation, the choice really is endless. Boutique and B&B’s have begun to pop up making Windermere a quality destination suitable for young and old. Whilst in the Lakes you can even visit the legendary Beatrix Potter’s or William Wordsworth’s house and see where Donald Campbell attempted to break the water speed record on Coniston.
The lake itself offers many activities from Windermere lake cruises to fishing and water sports. Of course, if being on the water is not for you, there are numerous other activities to keep you entertained, such as cycle trails, orienteering, golf courses and some fantastic hiking routes with spectacular views of the Pennines, lakes and the occasional waterfall. Leaflets and brochures detailing activities are usually found in your accommodation, or are readily available in and around the town.
The Lake District is also renowned for its fantastic local produce and its award winning real ale, which restaurants and pubs alike serve with great pride. There are many high quality restaurants and pubs to choose from in Windermere just a stones throw away from most bed and breakfasts, such as Jericho’s Restaurant, The Cook House, and Wicked.
So if you’re thinking of taking a short break why not book yourself into a nice b&b, or hotel in the lakes, relax, and forget about the rat race of daily life, whilst enjoying some of the most beautiful scenery in the uk.