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• Langdale Hotel and Spa
  "Luxury Langdale"
  "Hardy walkers, especially in the paradise of the Lake District, expect a bit of rough... But not here. It's relax and enjoy all the way, mind you it can be at a price-- but worth it. Currently a new nicely-designed and appropriate slated front hotel is rising on the site, presumably to take on the ..."traditional rooms of the site. But the grandeur of the surroundings is everything in this wonderful valley and the estate itself has much to commend it, from food to leisure and the woodland inside which it sits.But, no, you're nut necessarily in the middle of nowhere; in the edge at each end is a small village with pub etc and a short walk away by the river is a feast of food at a well-established eating-hole. But back to the Langdale Estate itself. An option worth considering is renting one of the many timeshare units on the site, most in ideal locations. (In truth that's what we did after a hotel stay... but that's another story). " More >
• Easedale Lodge
  "Friendly Locals"
  "I stayed here while on a week long course at the local university and it was lovely. I received a warm welcome on arrival from Sarah, who runs it with her husband Dave. The rooms are clean, fresh and comfortable and they make a real effort to make you feel welcome in their place. The lodge has a cal..."m feel about it and is in the centre of town, about a 10-15 minute walk away from the university. All the shops are very close, and there is a Tesco Express just around the corner if you need essentials. Breakfast is served downstairs and there is a good variety available, including a nice vegetarian breakfast as well as the usual normal stuff you would expect to find. There is a little lounge downstairs if you want to hang out and talk to the resident fish living in their tank. Some of the rooms don't have en-suite bathrooms but this isn't really a deal-breaker, the room I stayed in was on the front of the building and it gets light pretty early so be sure to sleep with your curtains clos... " More >
• The Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel
  "Skip the dining room"
  "We stayed here one night as a part of a six day walking tour of the Lake Country. The room was fine. It was a two flight walk-up which was OK with us. It was clean and quiet with a nice view and a good ensuite bath. The service was good and the breakfast was fine. We had made reservations fo..."r dinner in the dining room before we arrived. It was a mistake. There were only two other occupied tables in the room. There were only three entrees on the menu. Our choice, the pork, was not very good. We wished we had ordered fish and chips in the Hikers Bar. " More >