Holiday accommodation in the UK

The family-owned Hillthwaite, between Windermere and Bowness, is one of area's highest hotels overlooking England's largest lake and with magnificent panoramic views over to Langdale Pikes, Crinkle Crags and Coniston Old Man.

Family run 17th Century Coaching Inn with Restaurant and Public Bar. 18 individual rooms, inspired by the surrounding landscape and decorated with locally crafted materials.

There is no other area in Britain that offers such contrasting scenery as that found in the Peak District National Park, especially the Hope Valley, and no other place quite like the famous Yorkshire Bridge Inn.

The unique Burn How Hotel has individually designed rooms set in the privacy of our gardens. An oasis in the middle of bustling Bowness but only a 2-minute stroll to the village or lake Windermere.

A friendly atmosphere awaits you at this large 17th century house modernised to provide a Lake District guesthouse with 20th century comforts.

Detached three bedroom house, comfortably furnished for 5 persons, overlooking Whitstable to the sea.

Characterful old fisherman's cottage with beamed ceilings and wood panelled walls. Rooms and terrace overlooking the attractive harbour of Staithes. Log burning stove. Ideal for walking and the coast. Close to Whitby 'Heartbeat' Country.

Crookhurst is a working farm set in open country side, half a mile from the picturesque village on the Solway coast. The farmhouse provides spacious group accommodation sleeping up to 12 people in a cosy, homely environment.

Moments from the eastern shores of Lake Windermere and set in seven acres of beautiful secluded gardens and woodland lies Briery Wood. The informal and friendly service is so good you’ll hardly notice it.