Hotels in Bowness-on-Windermere

"Very nice and clean, friendly and helpful staff, I've stayed here quite a few times and always impressed."

"Lovely hosts and welcome, we were able to check in early which was really appreciated on a cold day in January. Everything was sparkling clean, and the cooked breakfast and other breakfast options were all really good quality. Cherry on the cake was the included use of leisure facilities at the Old England. Really enjoyed our stay and plan to return. "

"Room had great views. Generally clean although the electric heater had accumulated lots of dust which was not good for me with dust allergies. Breakfast was good. "

"Bar service was slow. Breakfast in the restaurant wasn't great. Everything was pre-cooked, and the fried eggs had obviously been sat there for a long time. In the bistro the breakfasts were freshly cooked and amazing"

"The property was very pet friendly and in a good location for the local attractions."

"Very helpful staff on check in , great room and facilities, mini bar a great addition , breakfast amazing and delivered to our room . "

"Amazing "

"Greg & Angela were the perfect hosts.Had some very informative and interesting conversations."

"Fantastic break between Christmas and New Year. We stayed in the annexe across the road. Our room was dual aspect with a lake view. It was perfect for our needs for our two nights stay. Breakfast was very good. The location was close enough to stagger up the main road from Bowness without too much effort. My only issues are that we were under a room which sounded like an elephant on treadmill most of the second night. Try for the top floor if you can. I did overhear a couple mention the main building had their fair share of noise so it was a small gripe. The other issue is parking. It does come at a premium and with limited spaces you have to be lucky. You will also need to be adept at a 50 point turn or have the reversing skills of a stunt person. Other than these minor quibbles, I couldn't fault our stay and would book again in a heartbeat should we be staying in Bowness."