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Glaramara Hotel
Located in Borrowdale, 4.9 miles from Buttermere, Glaramara Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Maiden Moor
Maiden Moor offers accommodations in Borrowdale, 1.9 miles from Derwentwater and 8.5 miles from Buttermere.
The Coledale Inn
Just 2 miles from Keswick, The Coledale is a 19th-century country inn with 2 traditional bars and elegant rooms.
Borrowdale Gates Hotel
Set in 2 acres of tranquil wooded gardens. The charming rooms have TVs and tea and coffee facilities, and many have breathtaking views of the valley and fells.
Highfield
Highfield features great lake and mountain views and its own private car park. The beautiful rooms have private bathrooms and tea/coffee making facilities.
Inn on the Square
In the Lake District National Park, Inn on the Square has a central location by Keswick’s market square. This family-run property offers Scandinavian-style design combined with Cumbrian elements.
Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel
On the shores of Lake Thirlmere in the Cumbrian Lake District, this charming 16th century residence offers spectacular lake views, individually styled rooms and free Wi-Fi.
The Borrowdale Hotel
In the Borrowdale valley, this charming hotel has traditional rooms, and is surrounded by picturesque Lake District scenery. Free Wi-Fi is provided, as well as free private parking.
Skiddaw Hotel
Located in the heart of Keswick, the refurbished Skiddaw Hotel offers good food, and spacious rooms with tea/coffee making facilities.
Lyzzick Hall Hotel
Located on the beautiful lower slopes of Skiddaw, Lyzzick Hall Hotel offers impressive mountain views and an on-site restaurant with extensive wine cellar.
What Guests Said About Borrowdale:
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Ideal for fell walking at all levels.
Ideal for fell walking at all levels. Some great hikes in the area such as Glaramara and Dale Head. Buy the Cicerone guide to find out more. One piece of advice is to do your research thoroughly before setting out. Take a map and compass, or have your route all planned on a GPS app. Some of the paths suddenly fork and if you take the wrong one, you can waste a lot of time and effort getting back on track. They generally don't have helpful fingerposts in the Lake District.Guest review byGeoffreyUnited Kingdom - Review score
It's the most stunning location, but so hammered by tourists...
It's the most stunning location, but so hammered by tourists. And, sadly, the river has been controlled and canalised, especially on stretch from Seatoller to Seathwaite. The whole area needs to be declared an SSSi and farmers compensated accordingly. Those woods are just clinging on but are vulnerable to climate change. There's an argument for making it less car friendly, perhaps introduce a toll charge or at least make sure those buses turn up every time (there were none between 12 and 1pm, anywhere in the valley)Guest review byGaleUnited Kingdom - Review score
The Borrowdale Valley is a beautiful area.I worked there in...
The Borrowdale Valley is a beautiful area.I worked there in 1981,1984 & 1985.I don’t know if it was my age then or because I was living there but I did not appreciate just what a fabulous place it was .Guest review byPatrickUnited Kingdom - Review score
One of the most beautiful valleys in Lakeland with walks for...
One of the most beautiful valleys in Lakeland with walks for all types. Don’t miss Castle Crag a magical baby fell right in the Jaws of Barrowdale, take a circular walk to the village of Watendlath, and enjoy good pubs or tea rooms in Grange, Rosthwaite, Stonethwaite and Seatoller. The newly opened Yew Tree pub in the latter is a welcome stop on the Coast to Coast national trail. Explore Barrowdale, Honister Slate Mine and Buttermere on the local bus rambler. For the more ambitious start your climb up Scafell Pike from SeathwaiteGuest review byChazzerRisboroUnited Kingdom - Review score
Handy base for Keswick and the North Lakes.
Handy base for Keswick and the North Lakes. Just there for a family meet up but had time to visit Aria Force / Keswick / Ullswater and surrounding areas. Very busy as the lakes always are but didn't detract from the visit. Only a 2 hr drive from home & 20 mins from Penrith junction on the M6 so easy access. Recommended area to visit and if you stay a reasonable time you could cover all of the Lakes & many of the attractions.Guest review byPhilipUnited Kingdom - Review score
Borrowdale is a beautiful valley whichever way you are...
Borrowdale is a beautiful valley whichever way you are looking at it and there are numerous paths all around the hills and mountainside to suit everyone. There are some lovely hotels serving food and drink in the valleys which are easy to walk to or a short drive to them.Guest review byLeslieUnited Kingdom
Research, refine, and make plans for your whole trip
