Come stay at one of our Cumbria hotels and you’ll soon see why Cumbria is rightly considered to be the most spectacular rural county in England. Taking in the whole of the Lake District, with a range of hotels near the Lake Ditrict. People flock to Cumbria from all over the world - hikers, bikers, nature lovers, thrill seekers, families and couples. You name it - there’s a lake, walk, mountain, village, town and activity for everyone.
Hotels in Cumbria
Penrith
(9.7 miles)
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Cockermouth
(17.9 miles)
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Carlisle (M6 Jct42)
(19.7 miles)
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Carlisle Central
(22 miles)
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Kendal Central
(18.8 miles)
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Carlisle Central North
(23.6 miles)
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Carlisle M6 Jct44
(24.3 miles)
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Whitehaven
(24.9 miles)
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Ulverston
(26.9 miles)
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Barrow-In-Furness
(34.2 miles)
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What to do in Cumbria
Carlisle
In the north of Cumbria, Carlisle is virtually in Scotland. Which is why it’s known as the ‘Border City.’ Not short on historic attractions - Carlisle Cathedral, Carlisle Castle, Hadrian’s Wall - Carlisle is a perfect base for this who want to visit the Lakes without necessarily staying somewhere remote.
Kendal
The southern gateway to the Lake District, Kendal is a bustling town that’s as close to the sea as it is to the countryside. It’s a brilliant departure point for many a Cumbrian walk, and the town centre is a treasure trove of quaint shopping arcades.
Sizergh Castle
Close to Kendal, Sizergh Castle is set within a 1600-acre estate. There are plenty of walks to choose from as well as a pub, farm shop, and captivating views of Morecambe Bay and the Lake District fells.
Lake District fells
Put your hiking skills to the test and go on an exhilarating fell walk in the Lake District. Head high on Scafell Pike, Scafell, Helvellyn or Skiddaw, or stay low on Latrigg, Cat Bells or Castle Cragg.