Troutbeck, Penrith, Cumbria

Tel: +44 (0) 17684 83233

Email: stay@greenahcrag.co.uk

Enjoy a relaxing break and warm welcome in our 17^th century farmhouse situated on a smallholding in a secluded yet accessible location in NE corner of Lake District National Park.

Hearty traditional breakfast including home made bread & local hand-made Cumberland sausage!, served in the oak-beamed dining room; cosy guests’ sitting room with TV and woodburner; tea/coffee in all rooms.

Great base for Northern lakes and fells, Carlisle, Borders, North Pennines.  Drying facilities, bike lockup.

Excellent pub/restaurants within 4 miles, two within easy walking distance. Attractive weekly terms.

Troutbeck, Windermere, Cumbria

Everything you imagined an English Inn would be!

Tel: 015394 33193

Email: reservations@themortalman.co.uk

MAIN STREET, TEBAY, PENRITH, CUMBRIA

The Cross Keys is a 16th Century Coaching Inn set in the beautiful Lune Valley only minutes away from Junction 38, M6.

We are ideal for a stop-over between north and south or a relaxing break for a few days to get away for a tranquil rest.

Fabulous walks surround the Cross Keys as we are among the Howgill Fells, which offer some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.

Enjoy our selection of wines and Award Wining Real Ales, such as Bluebird bitter. Sit next to our log fire, soaking up the ambiance.

Enjoy our chefs fine food, all home cooked, with a great variety to choose from for all tastes and pockets.

During the summer months relax in our well situated beer garden, again with fabulous views to enjoy.

We are also situated on the Coast to Coast route and the Lands End to John O Groats Cycle route.

Whatever your reason to stop, come and enjoy our professional, yet friendly service, and fine food. A warm welcome awaits

Tel: 01529 624 240

Email: reservations@crosskeystebay.co.uk

Tel: 017687 72597

Email: info@lincolnguesthouse.com

Joan and Mike welcome you to Lincoln House - a beautiful slate-built B&B Guest House, set in the Cumbrian market town of Keswick in the heart of the Lake District National Park.

Originally a Victorian town house built in the late 1800's, Lincoln House now provides high standard centrally heated B&B bed and breakfast accommodation with large comfortable rooms (some en-suite), all tastefully decorated and comfortably furnished. Wi-fi is now available too.

The guest house is ideally situated in a quiet cul-de-sac only two minutes walk into the centre of town, with ample parking available. Every guest room has fantastic views either towards Skiddaw to the North, and south towards Borrowdale and Newlands.

Keswick is an ideal base for exploring the Lakeland Fells - the Lake District being a delight for both serious walkers and strollers. Nearby are the lakes of Derwentwater, Bassenthwaite and Thirlmere and the whole town is surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery.

Traditional Cumbrian architecture and a beautiful yet convenient location make Lincoln House a perfect place to enjoy a few days away from it all.

Tel: 01768 88223

Email: info@blackswanculgaith.co.uk

Mark and Angie would like to invite you to the Eden Valley

The Black Swan at Culgaith is a Traditional 17th Century Cumbrian Inn,  Set in the Heart of the Eden Valley and offering beautiful en-suite accommodation, fantastic food & great wines.

Located between the ancient market towns of Appleby & Penrith, it is ideal for visiting all destinations in Cumbria, the Lake District National Park, Yorkshire Dales, the Scotish Borders & the Historic City of Carlisle.

Why not try a spot of game fishing on a very own 4.5 mile stretch of the Eden, which is within walking distance of the Black Swan

This is the perfect getaway to discover some of England's most fascinating landscapes. Whatever time of the year you choose to explore the beautiful Eden Valley & Lake District you will be not be disappointed by its spectacular scenery. Away from the main Lake District Tourist Hubs of Keswick, Windermere, Ambleside & Pooley Bridge the Black Swan is set in the peaceful village of Culgaith, but is only a stones throw away from all of these main attractions.

Here at Greycroft you will find real North country hospitality set in the splendid scenery of “England’s Last Wilderness”. The North Pennines are now established as an “Area of Outstanding Beauty”, and Alston, as its focus, has a wide variety of attractions, many unusual shops and a number of cosy pubs and good eating houses. Although in Cumbria, we are on the fringe of Northumberland and Durham

Please explore our web site and discover why so many people return each year for a holiday in the North Pennines to this elegant bed and breakfast with its warm welcome and wonderful setting

This beautiful mountain area is little known and still unspoilt, but the warm local hospitality, quite wooded valleys and old buildings make it well worth exploring

Greycroft is set on a corner site with open views south across the beautiful South Tyne valley towards Cross Fell (the highest point on the Pennines). It is in the peaceful hamlet of the Raise, a five minute walk into Alston and is tastefully furnished to a high standard with our guests in mind

Web: www.greycroftalston.co.uk

29 High Seaton,Workington

Tel: 01900 63704

Email: armidalecotts@hotmail.com

The cottages have been lovingly renovated to a very high standard, retaining many of the original features. A stone staircase, oak beams, a large walk-in inglenook fireplace, wooden and stone floors fill the cottage with old world charm.