Hotels in Keswick (England, United Kingdom)

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1676 hotels in Keswick

    Lodore Falls Hotel & Spa

    4 Stars

    Two AA Rosette Lake View Restaurant, Outdoor infinity-edge vitality pool

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  2. Premier Inn Keswick hotel

    3 Stars

    Stunning Lake District fell views, River Greta geographical setting

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  3. Armathwaite Hall Hotel & Spa

    4 Stars

    Adult-focused wellness environment, Lake View Restaurant fine dining

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  4. Mary Mount Hotel

    3 Stars

    Lakeside dining with Catbells views, Wildlife watching from the terrace

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    The Grange Country House

    5 Stars

    Scenic terrace with fell views, Victorian elegance with modern style

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  6. Keswick Park Hotel

    3 Stars

    Skiddaw and mountain panoramas, Parkside Restaurant and pub

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  7. Royal Oak at Keswick

    4 Stars

    Seasonal Lake District gastronomy, Historic 18th-century coaching inn

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  8. Craglands Guest House

    4 Stars

    Elevated Grisedale Pike panoramas, Proximity to Castlerigg Stone Circle

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  9. George Hotel

    3 Stars

    Quirky and spacious guest rooms, Heart of Keswick Market Square

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  10. The King's Head

    3 Stars

    Traditional fell-view guestrooms, Award-winning St Johns Restaurant

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  11. The Lodge In The Vale

    4 Stars

    Contemporary fells-side retreat, Central Lake District location

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  12. Borrowdale Gates Hotel

    4 Stars

    Expansive wooded gardens, Picturesque Borrowdale Valley location

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  13. Skiddaw Hotel

    3 Stars

    AA Rosette awarded Brasserie 31, Traditional Lake District market town base

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  14. Rickerby Grange

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Lakeland fell views, Historic 1920s country house charm

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  15. Castle Inn Hotel

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Historic coaching inn heritage

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  16. Inn on the Square

    4 Stars

    Cumbrian and Scandinavian fusion, Derwentwater lake proximity

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  17. The Kings Arms Hotel

    3 Stars

    Hearty home-cooked dining, Individually designed bedrooms

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  18. Ravenstone Manor

    4 Stars

    Panoramic lake and fell views, Natural spring water supply

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  19. Powter Howe

    3 Stars

    Panoramic Lake District views, Historic Tudor farmhouse stay

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  20. The Borrowdale Hotel

    4 Stars

    Scenic garden and terraces, AA Rosette restaurant dining

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    YHA Keswick

    4 Stars

    Riverside and parkland setting, Balcony rooms with river views

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  22. Lyzzick

    4 Stars

    Panoramic Skiddaw Mountain views, Indoor heated swimming pool

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  23. The Coledale Inn

    3 Stars

    Peaceful hillside location, Historic country inn ambiance

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    Derwent Manor Apartments

    3 Stars

    Scenic garden views, Proximity to Derwent Water Marina

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  25. Dale Head Hall Lakeside Hotel

    3 Stars

    Mature gardens and woodland, Individually styled rooms

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  26. Royal Oak Braithwaite

    3 Stars

    Scenic village location, Traditional Lakeland pub experience

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  27. Shepherds hut Dolly wagon

    Garden views and peaceful surroundings, Authentic shepherd's hut experience

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  28. Denton House Hostel

    4 Stars
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  29. Royal Oak Hotel

    3 Stars

    Rooms with scenic views, Locally sourced dining experience

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  30. Fisher-gill Camping Barn

    2 Stars
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  31. Swinside Inn

    4 Stars
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  32. The White Horse Inn Bunkhouse

    1 Stars
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  33. Brundholme

    4 Stars

    Mountain view accommodations, Private art gallery

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  34. Fitz House

    3 Stars

    Riverside garden and sun terrace, Balcony rooms with scenic views

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  35. Lindisfarne House

    4 Stars

    Victorian house bed and breakfast, Access to Whinlatter Forest Park

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United Kingdom’s district of Lakes and Mountains

Often referred to as Little Switzerland, The Lake District is an inspirational area of outstanding natural beauty in Cumbria, in the North West of the United Kingdom. Keswick is the main centre for the North Lakes region and enjoys surprisingly easy access from the busy M6 motorway. This small town is buzzing with the hotels, cafes, pubs and restaurants, striving to meet the needs of increasing numbers of tourists and day visitors. From the magic of Beatrix Potter characters to sightseeing, climbing, sailing and boat trips on the Lakes themselves; a kaleidoscope of Lake District adventures await visitors to Keswick.

Drawing the crowds

The town of Keswick is full of surprises with quirky, exciting features. These serve as fascinating diversions from nearby Derwentwater and the other lakes which make up the Lake District National Park. See, for instance, the optical illusions at the town’s Puzzling Place. Plus, as you might expect in an area that is an outdoor lover’s paradise; there are adventure centres, some with indoor canoeing, kayaking and wall climbing. The Theatre by The Lake is in an idyllic, waterside setting. Open all year, Keswick loves its own professional repertory theatre. On the subject of large draws, don’t miss out on another one at the Cumberland Pencil Museum. Among the displayed items, you can see, at 26 feet long, the world’s largest colouring pencil. These features and others, when added to Keswick’s eclectic mix of B&Bs, hotels, restaurants, shops, pubs and bars; make it an ideal holiday base. From here it’s easy to explore other Lake District regions, as well as the undoubted attractions of Keswick itself.

Local characters

It is a 40-minute drive along the A 591 road to Bowness-on-Windermere. At 11 miles in length, Windermere itself is the largest natural lake in England and this lakeside town has an appealing resort-type atmosphere. There are steamer trips along the lake which stop off at little coastal villages. The kids, though, won’t allow you to return to Keswick before visiting the World of Beatrix Potter. See their faces as favourite characters such as Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-Tail and Peter Rabbit appear to leap from the page in an interactive display that will grab their attention – and yours. There’s no shortage of real-life characters either in this Borrowdale area and many still remember one in particular; Millican Dalton. He gave up on life in London and came to this region where he lived in a cave and taught rock climbing. More famously, William Wordsworth, best known for his Daffodils poem, was born in nearby Cockermouth. Another Lake Poet was Robert Southey. He lived near Derwentwater and not far from Keswick.

All aboard for a walk on the wild side

Surrounded by mountains, rugged peaks and deep valleys, the North Lake District area around Keswick is a paradise for walkers, hikers and rock climbing mountaineers. Walks around Derwentwater, Skiddaw, Latrigg and Walla Crag can start by using the local bus service which leaves from the centre of the town. Just walk to the bus stop from your hotel. A more appealing way to explore the area, for many, is by motor boat. The joy is that you can hop on and off, much like a bus service, but without the traffic. Then, wander, lonely as a cloud, around places such as Catbells. This is a popular short walk which is rewarded by stunningly impressive mountain and Lake views. For others, the gardens that inspired so many Beatrix Potter books and characters are another favourite port of call. The round journey takes less than an hour. Sit at the back of the boat to avoid the spray. If you have a dog … they’ll prefer a front seat.

An accommodating area

Keswick’s hotel choice is impressive and caters for short and long-stay visitors. There are ever- increasing numbers of overseas visitors, plus those visiting from throughout the United Kingdom. Via the motorway system, Keswick is a convenient spot for a short break. It is also popular with visitors who are keen to enjoy last-minute late deals. Approximately 16 million people visit the Lake District each year and in Keswick they are used to catering for a full range of preferences. The visitor, for instance, may choose a relaxing stay, a couple of minutes walk from the town centre, in the country house setting of The Keswick Hotel. Alternatively, Keswick Lodge is a friendly town centre pub with guest accommodation. There are also many good quality B&Bs such as Keswick Park Hotel. This particular establishment is also located close to the town centre. Apartments and camping and caravan sites add to the accommodation options that are available year round and in this most attractive corner of Cumbria. Such is Keswick’s popularity as a Lake District base that the sight of endless No Vacancies signs is not an unusual one.

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