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Kings Arms Hotel
Located in Ulverston, 16 miles from World of Beatrix Potter, Kings Arms Hotel has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Old Kings Head
Old Kings Head has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Broughton in Furness. This 3-star hotel offers an ATM, luggage storage space and free WiFi.
Rusland Pool Hotel
Rusland Pool Hotel has a shared lounge, restaurant, a bar and water sports facilities in Bouth.
The Sun Inn
Set in Ulverston, 328 feet from Laurel & Hardy Museum, The Sun Inn features free WiFi access . There is an on-site restaurant and bar. Barrow in Furness is 8 miles away.
The Bear On The Square
Located in Millom and with Muncaster Castle reachable within 15 miles, The Bear On The Square provides a shared lounge, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Log home village
Located in Ulverston in the Cumbria region and World of Beatrix Potter reachable within 15 miles, Log home village provides accommodations with free WiFi, BBQ facilities, a garden and free private...
The Gill Gardens Barn - Private Hot Tub Ulverston - Lake District
16 miles from World of Beatrix Potter in Ulverston, The Gill Gardens Barn - Private Hot Tub Ulverston - Lake District provides accommodations with access to a hot tub.
The Town House Apartments, Ulverston - Lake District
Offering a garden, The Town House Apartments, Ulverston - Lake District provides accommodations in Ulverston. Guests staying at this vacation home have access to a patio. Guests can use a terrace.
HH Accommodation
HH Accommodation offers accommodations in Millom, 16 miles from Muncaster Castle and 26 miles from Lake Windermere.
The Red Lion
A traditional British pub, the Red Lion offers rooms with attached bathroom, home-cooked food and cask ales. It is 2 miles from Coniston Water and has views of the Old Man.
What Guests Said About Grizebeck:
- 10Scored 10
Is an area rich with variety of landscapes with walks -...
Is an area rich with variety of landscapes with walks - views of sea and mountain- a really lovely , spacious house/cottage - 3 double -bedrooms plus a sofa bed the 2nd-living space area plus a large living-room - two televisions with all mod-cons /channel-wise- a large kitchen and smart dining area , Local pub/restaurant( The Greyhound) open evenings weekdays and also lunches at weekends- pub/garage/post office sells most essentials- - lovely cafe in Kirkby in Furness open Sunday - Tuesday , bakers and butcher shops in Broughton in Furness ( short drive en route to another hillwalking area) Windermere and Coniston Water a short drive away. We ate every evening at the Greyhound ,great menu - don't miss the pies or the Sunday Roast- Thursdays is Locals Night , lunched at Pat's Cafe in Kirkby ( recommended) and picnicked with food from the baker's at Broughton and cooked at home. I meant to go to the yoga Tuesday evening at the community centre but dinner called. It was great to leave the car and walk in the area for a couple of days. More buses would be good but that's the same everywhere . An OS map is good for finding walks - lanes, footpaths, routes- woodlands, hills , rivers, lakes, slate quarry and other places to look around indoors - all here . The village shop does not sell bread - bakers is in Broughton ( recommended) - the garage does not have an airline ( Broughton's garage does ) . Litter/dog bins near the garage and on the westward footpath. Friendly , helpful community around here - made us feel welcomed and included .
HeatherUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
I liked the layout of the house, upside down so that the...
I liked the layout of the house, upside down so that the best views were from the lounge/dining kitchen area. It was warm and cosy and beautifully presented. The place was handy for the lakes and coastal areas and great for dog walking. The pub was just a short walk down the hill and served meals, with a homely atmosphere and open fire. Grizebeck is a very small village but handy for all lake District attractions. The cottage was at the end of a short lane so no traffic would be driving past in any hurry apart from turning round, as the lane became a narrow bridle path. Plenty of parking outside for 3 cars.jenniferUnited Kingdom
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