Holbeck Ghyll |
Holbeck Lane |
Windermere |
England |
LA23 1LU |
Holbeck Ghyll
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DESCRIPTION |
With a magnificent view of Lake Windermere and the Langdale Fells Holbeck Ghyll is idyllic in any season surrounded by the extensive woodlands and natural beauty of Cumbria. Its Michelin starred restaurant overlooks lake and mountains and bedrooms in the main house and the nearby lodge share the same glorious views. Some of the hotel's spacious suites have been designed with families in mind. Holbeck Ghyll is ideally situated for exploring the attractions of the breathtaking Lake District. Built in the 19th century the house was bought as a hunting lodge in 1888 by Lord Lonsdale then one of the richest men in the country. Known as the 'Yellow Earl' he ensured that his name went down in history by bequeathing the famous Lonsdale Belt to boxing. His lodge was set in the incomparable landscape of the Lake District overlooking one of England's loveliest stretches of water Windermere. Relaxation at Holbeck Ghyll can take the form of walking or boating golf or bird watching or indulging in a range of facilities and treatments available at the hotel's own spa. Holbeck Ghyll recently won both the Room for Romance and Country Life Hotel of the Year awards and is rated 7 out of 10 in the 2006 Good Food Guide.
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LOCATION |
Follow M6 North to junction 36 then take the A591 to Windermere. Continue for 3 miles towards Ambleside passing Troutbeck Bridge Services Brockhole Visitors Centre. Just past the Langdale Chase Hotel turn right into Holbeck Lane signed Troutbeck and Townend . The hotel drive is half a mile up the lane on the left hand side. FROM THE NORTH Follow M6 South to junction 40 Penrith. Take the A66 to Keswick join the A591 passing Grasmere and Ambleside. Approximately 1 mile south of Ambleside just after the Low Wood Hotel turn left into Holbeck Lane. The Hotel drive is half a mile up the lane on the left hand side. |
