Scenic Hotels in Windermere Town

"The hotel is located directly across from Lake Windermere, nestled on a hillside. There are many small rabbits hopping around, and flocks of sheep peacefully grazing on the grassy slopes next to the hotel. You can also find plenty of blackberries in the nearby fields, which are quite tasty. The external environment is absolutely beautiful, with lots of lavender and other flowers in the hotel's courtyard, where plump bees busily fly around collecting nectar. On the hillside overlooking the road, there are several swings facing Lake Windermere for guests to enjoy, offering panoramic views of the lake just across the way. Next to the swings, there are a few apple trees bearing fruit. Lazily swinging here makes you feel like the whole world slows down. Our room, the Hazel room, was quite spacious, featuring a large bed (I'm not sure if it was two single beds pushed together or one with two mattresses) and a sofa bed. The bathroom was also very large, with both a shower and a bathtub. There aren't many restaurants near the hotel, but fortunately, the hotel's restaurant is decent, and the prices are comparable to other establishments. For public transport, you're reliant on buses, which aren't very frequent. We initially wanted to go to the town and the Lake District National Park, but as it was already afternoon and we missed a bus, we decided to give up. Instead, we explored the area around the hotel and enjoyed some slow time on the swings, which was also a great experience."

"The hotel is located halfway up the mountain with beautiful scenery, but getting in and out is a bit inconvenient. You either need to drive yourself or take a taxi. The hotel is quite old and has no elevator. Since we arrived early, we checked in, stored our luggage, and went out. By the time we returned to the hotel, our luggage had already been thoughtfully placed in our room. Because the building is old, the floorboards creak quite loudly when you walk in the room. The room has both heating and air conditioning. The breakfast buffet is quite simple, with juice, cheese, bread, yogurt, and some salami-like meats. You can also order an English breakfast from the menu. Unfortunately, the Michelin-starred restaurant was closed those two days, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, the environment is good, and it's worth a stay."

"Location: It takes about 10 minutes to walk from Windermere Railway Station. The way to go is downhill, and the way back is uphill. It is quite close. The accommodation is self-check-in, there is access control, no elevator, you need to carry your luggage, the highest third floor The room is quite big, health ok, hot water is a bit slow, the room has heating Hotel breakfast (8:30 ～ 9:30) is not bad, there are many choices, you can fill in the table at the door one day in advance. We needed to catch the car in advance on the last day, so that the hotel staff helped prepare breakfast on the road in advance, the service attitude was very good, praise"

"Great experience with the Belsfield. It was our first time visiting the Lake District. Initially had a misunderstanding in regards to a double booking, which was thankfully sorted out by Diego I would like to commend him for his exceptional service. Staff overall are very pleasant to interact with helpful and the location is absolutely stunning with a great view out the patio off the entire lake, which is just a 5 minute walk down from the hotel. Rooms are a bit dated but clean and comfortable for the most part. Overall, would highly recommend the Belsfield and will stay again if we visit another time!"

"離車站不遠，推着行李下坡到達酒店也還是輕鬆的，返程時得上坡，但因為距離近也沒太難。酒店很安靜，會幫忙提拿行李，酒店早餐也不錯，服務員都很友善。酒店外圍有個大草坪，會有人鍛鍊。總之推薦"

"The hotel is located in the most bustling town in the Lake District, with plenty of shops and businesses. It's about a 5-6 minute walk to the lakeside pier. I booked a king room and a quad room. The quad room was in the building with the spa, and there was a bar downstairs. It felt a bit cramped for four people, and the bathroom was extremely small, plus there was only one. The king room in the main building where you check in was quite good. We stayed for two nights, and the breakfast was excellent with a good variety of fruits, allowing us to enjoy a leisurely time."

"The room is clean and tidy, the bath is convenient, you can cook, the service is thoughtful, and the scenery is superb. It takes 15 minutes to walk up from the gas station under the mountain, and the road is beautiful. There are many rural roads to continue to move forward, the scenery is getting more and more beautiful, passing through several small villages, it is convenient to eat and drink. It is easier to get motion sickness by taking a nearby bus, and the time is more than 1 hour."

"The walk from the bus to the hotel is quite steep, so it's not recommended for solo travelers (especially with luggage). There's no elevator, and the staff needed help carrying luggage. Since I was traveling alone, I booked a single room. Looking up the website, I remember there were three single rooms available, and the view from the one I was assigned wasn't particularly good. However, the interior was relatively new and clean, and I was particularly pleased with the spacious shower in the bathroom. The toiletries were very nice, and they also provided small cookies, snacks, and a bottle of mineral water upon check-in. There are some great deals on the hotel website for spring and summer, so check before booking. The highly recommended breakfast is also available on a la carte basis. I noticed a window seat available, but the staff refused twice. The third time, they reluctantly offered to move me to a window seat, saying ”Oh my God!” so I deducted a point for their service. However, the view was beautiful. Overall, I recommend this for solo backpackers or for booking a signature room for two."

"Nice hotel, abit tired in places, brilliant location and seating outside, the guy on reception wasnt very helpful, the girl with red hair on reception in afternoon very helpful."