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Hotels in Windermere | 138 |
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Hotels Prices From | ₹6,296 |
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Travel high season | Jun - Aug |
Travel low season | Dec - Feb |
High season avg price | ₹17,418 |
Low season avg price | ₹15,498 |
Peaceful lakes, snow-frosted mountaintops, and way fewer tourists make wintertime in Windermere and the whole Lakes District a stunning place to be. But budget-minded travelers are often drawn by another factor—those lodging prices that drop once cool weather arrives.
When the snow starts falling, head to the Lake District Ski Club near Thirlmere. The runs here are right next to one of England’s highest peaks, Helvellyn, and feature a tow so you won’t have to trudge to the top of the mountain on your own.
Camping isn’t exclusive to summertime. Find a cozy spot by a wood-burning fire in one of the area’s glamping yurts or cabins.
Need a spot to warm your bones? Book a whiskey tour at Lakes Distillery in Cockermouth. Traveling with kids? No problem, they can hang out with the resident alpacas while you sip on single-malt.
In spring, Windermere brushes off the winter chill and puts on a jacket of lush emerald-green leaves and grasses. You’ll have to deal with the occasional rain-soaked day, but the earlier months of the season remain relatively quiet and crowd-free. And happily, hotel prices are still thawing out from their winter lows, too, so there are still deals to be had.
Lake cruises are one of the most popular activities in the area, and spring is a perfect time to bask in a sunbeam on the top deck. Caught in a drizzle? These boats offer covered seating with wide windows, too, so there’s no need to speed back to harbor.
Spring weather is all about getting out into the countryside to spot wildflowers and listen to birdsong. Walk the two-mile trip up to Orrest Head from the Windermere Tourist Information Center for gorgeous views of the southern lakes.
May brings the Keswick Jazz & Blues Festival, the largest jazz festival in the U.K., which features this genre in all its wildly different styles: New Orleans, swing, hot club, plus classic, traditional, and mainstream jazz and blues.
Chances are, if you’re thinking of Windermere, you’re picturing the lake during full-blown summer. And the weather this time of year is the kind that makes people run at top speed off a pier and cannonball into the water—or throw themselves into any of the area’s other outdoor activities. Don’t forget sunscreen, as the reflection off the lake bumps up those UV rays.
You’re on a lake—you’re not going to come all this way and not spend some time on a boat, right? This is the best season to cool off in the water by kayaking, canoeing, or white-water rafting.
Pack your wetsuit—the Great North Swim pushes off in June from Windermere. Swimmers can tackle 250 meters or as far as 10k in fresh open water—or you can cheer them on from the safety of the shore and get inspired for your next lap at the public pool.
Beer lovers, plan your trip around the Keswick Beer Festival the first week of June. You’ll be able to sample 150+ ales, party with live musical acts, and contribute to a good cause—all the proceeds support sport programs for kids.
Summer gets all the love, but fall in Windermere has its own thing going: crisp mountain air, blazing foliage colors, and misty lake mornings. Other major perks include fewer people and cheaper hotel rates. You might want to aim for a visit in November, which sees less rainfall on average than other fall months.
Enter into a wooded storybook wonderland by walking around Tarn Hows, originally owned by Beatrix Potter. The flat, 1.5km-long path is a particularly lovely place to take in the pretty fall landscape.
Think of Grasmere Guzzler—with its 100 local and international ales and ciders—as the U.K.’s answer to Oktoberfest. Live music, a barbecue, kids entertainment, and on-site camping mean everyone is in on the fun, even those who aren’t quite drinking age yet.
Lit lovers gather every November for the Words by the Water festival in Keswick, where writers and readers nerd out with lectures, discussions, workshops, and exhibits.
Hotels near the sights
- Orrest HeadRead more
- Lake WindermereMore than ten miles in length, Windermere is England's largest lake that offers a wide variety of summer recreation including cruises, fishing, boating, sailing and scuba diving.Read more
- Holehird GardensHolehird Gardens, home of the Lakeland Horticultural Society, 12 acres of volunteer-run stunning gardens, open every day of the year & a partner garden to RHS. November 2020 Covid-19 update: The gardens will remain open over the winter months. The toilets are open but there are no other facilities for visitors. Please follow government guidelines on hygiene, social distancing and travel. Toilets are being cleaned on a daily basis, with hand sanitiser available at exit doors. We hope you enjoy your visit to Holehird Gardens. We ask all visitors to make a donation of £5 to help with the upkeep of the garden & this, as usual, may be deposited in the collection boxes situated in the car park (close to the sign board) and outside the door to Visitor Reception.Read more
- Windermere Jetty MuseumStories of Boats and Steam Explore Windermere’s 200-year-old boating history, as we bring to life the experiences of the lake’s boats, builders, owners and sailors, through interactive displays, oral histories and a fascinating collection of boats, equipment and curiosities. Immerse yourself in an exciting programme of arts exhibitions, family-friendly activities, creative workshops, talks and events, and venture out on the lake in one of our beautifully restored heritage boats. You’ll not want to get back to dry land.Read more
- Brockhole on WindermereBrockhole on Windermere offers activities to suit everyone, from toddlers to adventure seekers to those in search of an ultra-relaxing experience whilst enjoying their time in the Lake District. It's all here in one place, set against stunning mountain views on the shores of Windermere in the Lake District National Park, Cumbria. From family activities to glorious garden tours and seasonal events, there really is something for all ages. Why not explore 30 acres of beautiful historical gardens and grounds? Or picnic by the lakeshore and enjoy secret beaches with the family? If the children are feeling more adventurous they can swing or bounce through ancient woodland on Treetop Trek and Treetop Nets. Down by the lakeshore, you can hire kayaks and rowing boats, enjoy or catch the cruise boat across the lake, depending on the season. There's also archery, bike hire and mini golf on offer during the season. Don't forget to finish your day by taking in the stunning lake views offering stunning views towards the distant Langdale Pikes at the terrace café, while enjoying local ales and dishes. There's also a well-stocked gift shop and ever changing exhibition space to enjoy indoors.Read more
- Thuline Studio - GalleryThe gallery is now open. Thuline is a professional artist specialising in animal portraits, mainly farm animals and pet portrait commissions. In her studio-gallery she sells originals, prints and gifts with her animals on (cushions, aprons, coasters….). She runs small workshops, up to 6 people. These can be for individuals, families, businesses, friends... On location, she can work with bigger groups. These can be organised on very short notice. Or you can come and watch her paint. Thuline does demonstrations too. Thuline also exhibits originals and limited edition prints all over the UK and Ireland. There is a permanent showcase of her work in the Jumbleroom, Grasmere. “I observe animals, their shapes, gestures and mannerisms and in developing my ideas, I take them quite often out of their context. I like using bold colours.” Thuline takes online orders too.Read more
- High StreetOnce a Roman road linking some of Englands major forts, visitors can take scenic hiking trips along the route to soak up the scenic beauty and history of Englands Lake District.Read more
- Lakeland Pony TrekRead more
- Sea to Sea (C2C)Britain's most popular long-distance cycle route extends 140 miles along the much larger National Cycle Network.Read more
- Cranleigh Boutique, The Burn How Garden Hotel, and Lakes Hotel and Spa are some of the most popular hotels for travellers looking to stay near Lake Windermere. See the full list: Hotels near Lake Windermere.
- Popular hotels close to Orrest Head include Cedar Manor, Applegarth Villa Hotel & Restaurant, and The Lamplighter. See the full list: Hotels near Orrest Head.
- Popular luxury hotels in Windermere include Windermere Boutique Hotel, Cedar Manor, and The Samling Hotel. See the full list: Windermere Luxury Hotels.
- Popular hotels close to Newcastle Airport include DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Newcastle International Airport, Premier Inn Newcastle Airport hotel, and Premier Inn Newcastle Airport (South) hotel. See the full list: Hotels near Newcastle Airport.
- A few of the most popular hotels near Brockhole on Windermere are Briery Wood Country House Hotel, Cragwood Country House Hotel, and Merewood Country House Hotel. See the full list: Hotels near Brockhole on Windermere.
- Some of the most popular pet-friendly hotels in Windermere are Briery Wood Country House Hotel, Applegarth Villa Hotel & Restaurant, and Cragwood Country House Hotel. See the full list: Pet Friendly Hotels in Windermere.
- Popular cheap hotels in Windermere include Cedar Manor, Briery Wood Country House Hotel, and The Samling Hotel. See the full list: Cheap Hotels in Windermere.
- Windermere Boutique Hotel, Gilpin Hotel & Lake House, and Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa have a spa and received excellent reviews from travellers in Windermere. See the full list: Spa Resorts in Windermere.
- Cragwood Country House Hotel, Merewood Country House Hotel, and Hillthwaite all received great reviews from families travelling in Windermere. See the full list: Family Hotels in Windermere.
- Windermere Boutique Hotel, Cedar Manor, and Briery Wood Country House Hotel received great reviews from travellers looking for a romantic hotel in Windermere. See the full list: Romantic Hotels in Windermere.
- Some of the most popular hotels with a pool in Windermere include Hillthwaite, Low Wood Bay Resort & Spa, and Windermere Manor Hotel. See the full list: Hotels with a Pool in Windermere.