The Cumbria Way - 8 Days & 7 Nights

Church Walk House is a Grade II* Listed Building in the heart of Ulverston's historic Market Town. It is the closest accommodation to the start of the Cumbria Way - just step out the door! Martin and John look forward to offering you a very warm welcome in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. 

Set in Ulverston in the Cumbria region, with Laurel & Hardy Museum nearby, Old Daltongate House offers accommodation with free WiFi, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer, free toiletries and shower. Old Daltongate House offers a Full English/Irish or vegetarian breakfast.

This accommodation has a warm, homely and relaxed atmosphere. The rooms are large and combine genuine antique beds with modern luxury mattresses and linen along with tea making facilities, televisions, hairdryers and bathrobes to guarantee absolute comfort. Outside the gardens overlook the countryside of Ulverston and Morecambe bay and in the spring come alive with daffodils. There is also a large conservatory to relax in, which has views over the Bay.

The Bluebird Lodge Guest House is in a quiet corner of the English Lakes and offers comfortable rooms, a warm welcome and some of the best views in the area. Situated within 15 minute stroll from the village centre of Coniston, one of Lakeland''s more typical villages, and only a short stroll to the North end of Coniston Water.

The Coniston Inn is located on the shores of Coniston Water, and offer sensational lake views. The location of the hotel makes it perfect to enjoy the Lake District National Park. The hotel also hosts a pub  where home-cooked food can be enjoyed, either in the pub or on the terrace, that offers views of Coniston Water and The Old Man of Conistion. All the rooms feature a desk, private bathrooms, flatscreen TV's, and some of the rooms offer mountain views.

The Black Bull Inn and Hotel was built around 400 years ago as a coaching Inn providing accommodation for travellers, coachmen and horses.

The Inn is situated beside the beck and in the shadow of the ‘Old Man’ mountain. We have 15 comfortable bedrooms each with bath/shower ensuite, colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hair-dryer, full central heating and double glazing. The character of the rooms and inn has however still been retained.

The most recent addition to our hostelry is a microbrewery, in which we brew our own beer, Bluebird Bitter and Old Man Ale. These are made using only the finest natural ingredients available and our local mountain water. The beer is cask conditioned before being sold to our discerning customers in the bar.

The New Dungeon Ghyll Hotel is a family owned hotel with friendly service. Each of the comfortable en-suite rooms are individually furnished to reflex the family nature of the hotel. The rooms enjoy dramatic of views of the Lake District, whether over Stickle Beck or the Pikes themselves. They also have a drying room for those unfortunate wet walking days!

For 300 years the Old Dungeon Ghyll Hotel has offered accommodation to weary walkers in the midst of some of the highest mountains in England. They have 12 guest rooms, each is different, but they all retain original features of antique and vintage décor. There is a spacious guest lounge with an open fire, where you can relax in the evening.

The Royal Oak is a small family run hotel; the main house is a fine example of a Cumberland Longhouse and dates from around the year 1750. Formerly a farm and miner's tavern the dining room, lounges and bar retain and reflect this heritage. The hotel has a television lounge - with free wifi access and an efficient drying room. 

Yew Craggs is a family run B&B in Rosthwaite, the heart of Borrowdale. Yew Craggs offers 3 quiet and comfortable en suite bedrooms and each is equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, WiFi and TV. The bathrooms come complete with soft towels, toiletries and hairdryer. The owners will also dry any wet items in their boiler room.

Set in the Langstrath valley in the quiet unspoilt Lakeland village of Stonethwaite. It was built around 1590 as a miners cottage and over the years it has been converted and extended to what it is today. They have 8 guest bedrooms all of which are en-suite. The showers are powerful, the baths are large and there’s masses of hot water to ensure you enjoy a soak at the end of the day. Their rooms are comfortably furnished and decorated in a simple, unfussy style. All rooms have tea/coffee facilities, clock/radio and hairdryer. The Residents Lounge is very cosy with comfortable sofas/chairs and a variety of books and magazines to browse through.

The four-star Skiddaw Hotel is set in the picturesque market town of Keswick. Each of the 43 en-suite bedrooms offers a high standard of comfort and has all the amenities you would expect from a good hotel.

The Keswick Park was built in 1880 as a traditional Lakeland/Cumbrian slate house near the centre of Keswick. In the 1970's it was converted to a comfortable Guest House. It is conveniently located for bed and breakfast only 200 metres level walk from Keswick town centre, the "Queen of the northern Lake District". 

A friendly service and a warm Lakeland welcome awaits you at the Kings Arms Hotel, a historic 17th century coaching inn in the heart of Keswick. You will experience the legacies of a true Coaching Inn, in modern day comfort and luxury. Guests of the Kings Arms have free use of the leisure club at their sister hotel just 3 miles down the beautiful Borrowdale Valley, which includes an outdoor swimming pool, tennis court and hot tub and an indoor swimming pool, sauna, gym and beauty salon.

Located in the centre of Caldbeck, this family-run pub offers 10 well-appointed rooms and a hearty Cumbrian breakfast to set you up for the day.

Denton House is a wonderful family run 4 star Enjoy England rated B&B guest house in the picturesque village of Hesket Newmarket, close to Caldbeck, in the Northern Fells of the Lake District National Park. The bed and breakfast has been managed by Susan and Alan Armstrong for over 8 years and has a reputation for spacious comfortable guest rooms and superb breakfasts, using only the finest local produce.

Howard Lodge is a friendly family run Victorian guest house located a short walk from Carlisle city centre. All the rooms are spacious, tastefully decorated and have en-suite shower rooms. The dining room which is modern, bright and airy, with many original features, will make a relaxing start to your day.

Langleigh is situated on a quiet tree lined street a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Carlisle.  All rooms are en-suite and have all the amenities you require for a lovely overnight stay. They have a laundry service for those unfortunate wet weather days and charge £5.00 per load. 

Warwick Lodge is a family run guest house in Carlisle, Caron Archibald takes great pride in her home and loves welcoming people to stay. Guest rooms are spacious and beautifully appointed with en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer and a TV. Caron is known for her great breakfasts; all ingredients are locally sourced and breakfasts are all freshly cooked to order.